Well, without having witnessed the ending myself, it could be that the story wraps up with a big celebration. All the characters who have been through thick and thin together come together for a grand event. The main couple might reaffirm their love for each other in a very special way. And perhaps new beginnings are hinted at for the younger generation in the family, while the older generation looks on with pride and contentment.
It might end with the main characters achieving great things in their careers and also maintaining a perfect balance in their family life. They could be shown as an example for others in the show. The family could also expand with new members like grandchildren, and the story could conclude on a note of celebration of family values.
Well, it could involve new characters entering the story and changing the family dynamics. Maybe there will be new love interests for the existing characters, leading to more drama and romance.
I'm not familiar with a story titled 'Judgementall hai kya'. It might be a relatively unknown or very specific piece of work. Maybe it's a local or indie production. If it's a movie, perhaps checking film databases or local cinema forums could help.
Sure. In stories, all kinds of strange and wonderful things can occur. It could be a fantasy story where magic defies the laws of nature. Maybe a character discovers a hidden power within themselves that they never knew existed. Stories are all about imagination, so 'aisa' (such things) can definitely happen.
Sure. A story can have a plot where a person's dreams come true in the most unexpected ways. It could be that a struggling artist suddenly becomes world - famous overnight. There can be a lot of 'aisa' (such) events in a story. The beauty of a story is that it can break free from the normal boundaries of life and create a world of its own with unique happenings.
Perhaps a character who was thought to be a friend turns out to be an enemy, plotting against the main family for some hidden motives. This could lead to a lot of conflict and drama in the story.
I'm not sure specifically as I haven't come across this 'kya dill mein hai' story in detail. It could be about a person's inner journey and the final realization or outcome in their heart.
I'm not sure specifically which 'kya kasoor hai amla' story you are referring to. It could be a story from a particular region, a family anecdote, or something from a cultural context that I'm not familiar with.