Anupamaa, the StarPlus show, entertains the audience with relatable and interesting storylines produced by Rajan Shahi’s Director’s Kut Productions. Rupali Ganguly plays Anupama, and Gaurav Khanna plays Anuj. The new generation leads are Adrija Roy, who is Rahi, and Shivam Khajuria, who is Prem.
Check out Anupamaa’s written episode 1718 update, airing on 23 July 2025
Today’s episode begins with the host asking Anupama (Rupali Ganguly) about how excited she is as she is going against her daughter in this competition. The Kotharis blame Anupama for this, but Anupama makes it clear that this is healthy competition and everything is fair. Anupama begins her performance, but towards the end, she halts her dance on stage as Rahi (Adrija Roy) sees her leaving her in emotional turmoil. Jaspreet takes Anupama with her and taunts her for ruining the performance and letting them down.
Meanwhile, the Kotharis also come while Jaspreet taunts Anupama. Jaspreet apologises to them and accuses Anupama of betraying her. However, she doesn’t let Rahi enjoy taunting her that she didn’t win the battle, but Anupama lets her win. Rahi screams at Anupama and asks her to never come in front of her. Anupama cries a lot and is left alone.
On the other hand, Prem (Shivam Khajuria) takes a stand for Anupama, but Rahi is upset with him. Parag warns Prem, asking him to cut all ties with Anupama. Mahi tries to console him, but Prem goes away. Ansh wishes to meet Anupama to apologise, and so does Prarthana. But Leela stops him; however, Hasmukh allows him to go. On the other hand, Savita apologises to Anupama, but Jaspreet comes in revealing the truth. Anupama faces Jaspreet’s wrath as she throws her out of the house.
Precap: Manohar Pandit comes forward to help Anupama and takes her to his house. Anupama receives a letter from Taal Se Taal Mila Dance competition for rejoining as a Wild Card entry. Rahi becomes happy that this time she will definitely win, but Gautam breaks the news of Wild Card entry, making her angry. But Anupama becomes happy.
