The Hindi cleaning soap opera "Anupamaa" continues to enthral visitors with its compelling characters and fascinating narrative. The current storyline centres around Anupama's (Rupali Ganguly) ongoing task to discover solutions approximately Malti Devi's son.

In this night's episode of "Anupama," she embarks on a decided quest to find the mystery of Malti Devi's long-misplaced son, finding a faded orphanage invoice that increases questions on his abandonment. Meanwhile, on the Shah residence, Kavya rejoices in her being pregnant, even as Baa resists ingesting wholesome food. Anupama returns home and confides in Anuj (Gaurav Khanna) approximately her discovery, suggesting that Malti Devi may have a son. Vanraj (Sudhanshu Pandey) grapples with concerns approximately growing older dad and mom, and Samar stocks tragic information approximately a pal's twist of fate. Anupama attempts to jog Malti Devi's reminiscence, teasing the opportunity of her having a son.In the gripping precap of Anupamaa, Anupama's venture takes a compelling turn as she is determined to assist Malti Devi recover her misplaced reminiscences. With unwavering solve, Anupama affords Malti Devi with a ghungroo, a conventional Indian ankle bell. As Malti Devi gazes at it, a spark of recognition flickers inside her, and he or she softly utters the call "Anupama." This second is poignant, resonating deeply with Anupama, who's overwhelmed with emotions, feeling like she's floating on cloud nine. But the revelation doesn't stop there. Anupama proceeds to expose Malti Devi a photo of a toddler, and the floodgates of emotion open wide. Malti Devi cries out, "My infant, " overwhelmed with tears," revealing a profound connection to the picture. As this heart-wrenching scene unfolds, Anupama is left with the burning query that has driven her during her quest: "Where is her child?"

The precap guarantees an emotionally charged episode, with Anupama's determination to reunite Malti Devi along with her long-lost toddler reaching a critical juncture, igniting wish, tears, and a renewed sense of cause.