Kadambari gets upset seeing Deepti and Titli’s growing bond and decides to leave the chawl in Sony SAB’s ‘Pushpa Impossible’
Sony SAB’s much-loved show Pushpa Impossible continues to grip viewers with its layered storytelling, where emotional bonds, buried secrets, and moral dilemmas collide. At the heart of it all is Pushpa (Karuna Pandey), whose courage and instincts once again set off a chain of revelations that could change lives forever.
City Air News
Dec 18, 2025 02:47
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Mumbai: Sony SAB’s much-loved show Pushpa Impossible continues to grip viewers with its layered storytelling, where emotional bonds, buried secrets, and moral dilemmas collide. At the heart of it all is Pushpa (Karuna Pandey), whose courage and instincts once again set off a chain of revelations that could change lives forever.
This week, amid Rashi’s (Akshaya Hindalkar) engagement chaos and Solegate Company crisis, an even more unsettling undercurrent begins to surface. Viewers will see Kadambari (Brinda Trivedi) grow increasingly disturbed as she notices Titli (Bhoomi Ramola) drifting emotionally closer to Deepti. Haunted by the resurfacing of Rekhaben, who knows her darkest secret and shaken by revelations that Rekhaben is alive, Kadambari’s paranoia peaks. As Pushpa and Jugal (Anshul Trivedi) begin connecting the dots through a series of clues, sketches, and a shocking engagement-day video, a hidden link between Kadambari and Rekhaben stands exposed. The breaking point arrives when Kadambari, fearful for Titli’s safety and unable to handle the growing bond between Titli and Deepti (Deeksha Joshi), decides to leave Bapodara Chawl and return to Vavdi Gaon. But Titli rebels, refusing to go with her mother and instead choosing Deepti, leaving Kadambari shattered and alone.
As Pushpa realises that Kadambari’s secrets run far deeper than imagined, the question remains: will this emotional rupture finally bring the truth out in the open?
Brinda Trivedi, who plays Kadambari, shares,“Kadambari is a woman who has lived her entire life protecting a secret, and that fear defines every decision she makes. Seeing Titli grow closer to Deepti shakes her deeply because it threatens the one thing she believes she can control. Her decision to leave the chawl isn’t about anger; it’s about panic, guilt, and the terror of being exposed. Audiences will see a very vulnerable, fractured side of Kadambari in these episodes.”
