Shivika Ki Beti
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Last published Sat, Mar 14, 2026
Shivani Singh Oberoi was just 13 when she was sent off to boarding school. After almost her entire family including her own parents didnt trust her, she swore that she would never go back to India or see her family again. However, when Oberoi Industries is on the verge of bankruptcy, she has no choice but to return.
Will Shivaay & Anika be able to recognize their daughter after 12 years & a major personality change?
Will Shivani forgive her family?
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