Kheerat Panesar Returns With Brutal Revenge On Ravi | EastEnders EastEnders is hurtling toward one of its darkest, most explosive chapters yet, and Walford is about to be turned upside down as past sins, buried secrets, and long-simmering grudges finally collide. At the heart of the chaos stands Ravi Gulati, a man unraveling under the weight of his own actions, while the shadow of Kheerat Panesar looms larger than ever — and his return promises brutal consequences. The week begins with Ravi spiraling into a place he can no longer control. Guilt has been gnawing at him relentlessly following a violent incident involving his son, Nugget, and that guilt mutates into something dangerous. Ravi is already emotionally fragile, haunted by memories of his abusive father Nish, when events take a devastating turn. Unbeknownst to him, Harry and Nicola execute a calculated revenge plot, slipping drugs into his system as payback for the misery Ravi’s criminal empire has inflicted on their lives — from Harry’s prison time and addiction to the controversial cuckooing operation linked to Kojo’s flat. What follows is a horrifying descent. Disoriented, intoxicated, and mentally fractured, Ravi staggers through Walford convinced he’s being stalked by the ghost of Nish. Hallucinations blur into reality, terror replaces logic, and Ravi’s paranoia reaches a breaking point. In a moment of blind fear, believing his father has returned to torment him, Ravi lashes out — and tragically, his own son becomes the victim. Nugget is rushed to hospital with a life-threatening brain hemorrhage, leaving Walford reeling and Ravi drowning in remorse. As Nugget undergoes surgery, Ravi’s guilt morphs into self-loathing. His shame takes a disturbing turn when he begins punishing himself physically, deliberately aggravating his injuries as if inflicting pain might somehow atone for what he’s done. The scenes are raw, distressing, and deeply unsettling, leaving many viewers shaken. Although a support message appears after the episode, the lack of a prior warning sparks outrage, with fans accusing the BBC of failing to properly prepare audiences for such harrowing material. Social media erupts. Viewers demand answers, calling the storyline emotionally scarring and questioning whether the show crossed a line. Some argue that explicit trigger warnings should have been issued, especially for scenes depicting self-harm. Others insist the final moments alone warranted advance notice, igniting a fierce debate about responsibility, realism, and the boundaries of soap storytelling. But Ravi’s nightmare doesn’t end there. Furious when he learns the truth behind the drugs, he turns his rage outward. The Mitchells become his new target, and revenge burns in his veins. George Knight steps in to protect Nicola, attempting to diffuse the situation — only to be blindsided by Nicola’s chilling confession. She admits she orchestrated the entire plot against Ravi, redirecting her son Harry’s rage into something far more calculated and destructive. George and Nicola’s relationship has always been volatile, a union of two strong-willed personalities bound by passion and secrecy. Initially, their romance seemed promising, but cracks formed as Ravi’s drug empire expanded, dragging Harry and Kojo into its orbit. As pressure mounted, George and Nicola drifted apart, unaware that she was pregnant — a secret she entrusted only to Honey Mitchell. The truth explodes when a panicked Harry blurts out the pregnancy to George. Stunned and conflicted, George seeks guidance from his daughter Gina, who bluntly urges him to face reality instead of running from it. Shortly afterward, Harry’s overdose sends Nicola to hospital, where alarming pains raise fears for her unborn child. Thankfully, doctors confirm both mother and baby are safe, and hearing the heartbeat becomes a turning point. For a fleeting moment, George and Nicola dare to believe they might still have a future together. That hope doesn’t last. Driven by vengeance and fueled by Harry’s uncontrollable anger, Nicola makes a ruthless choice — one that sets off a chain reaction with devastating consequences. Her plan to drug Ravi spirals far beyond what she intended, leaving Nugget critically injured and Ravi shattered. When the truth comes out, George is forced to confront the terrifying reality of the woman he loves. In the aftermath, Honey attempts to repair the damage, urging George and Nicola to reunite for the sake of their unborn child. But Billy Mitchell is deeply unsettled, haunted by a secret warning delivered by his brother Teddy Mitchell, who is serving a life sentence after taking the fall for a murder Harry committed. During a tense prison visit, Teddy learns Nicola is carrying George’s baby and brands her as dangerous, manipulative, and destructive. He implores Billy to warn George before it’s too late. Unable to stay silent, Billy passes on the warning. The impact is immediate. When Nicola later offers to invest in Walford East after George’s business deal collapses, he rejects her outright, Teddy’s words echoing in his mind. Trust is shattered, and the future George briefly imagined begins to crumble. As Ravi reels from the fallout, whispers spread across the Square — whispers that Kheerat Panesar is on his way back. And when Kheerat returns, he doesn’t come quietly. Fueled by loyalty, rage, and unfinished business, Kheerat is determined to make Ravi pay for the devastation left in his wake. Old grudges resurface, and the threat of brutal revenge hangs heavy in the air. Walford braces itself as two dangerous forces edge toward a collision that could destroy them both. Meanwhile, another shocking truth rocks the Square. EastEnders confirms that Jasmine Fischer is responsible for Anthony Trueman’s death, revealed during an emotional scene at Walford’s Chapel of Rest. As Patrick and the Trueman family gather to say goodbye, Jasmine lingers behind, confronting her guilt in silence. Alone with her father’s body, she plays a recording that captures the chaotic moment she struck Anthony after his violent Christmas attack on Zoe. The footage makes it clear her actions were driven by fear — Anthony had already attacked Zoe and turned his aggression on Jasmine herself. Yet the confession raises more questions than answers. Viewers are left baffled as to why Jasmine allowed Zoe to take the blame when the evidence clearly suggested self-defense. Fans question why the video was never handed over to police, especially as Zoe sat wrongfully imprisoned and Kat searched desperately for the truth abroad. Many argue that submitting the footage could have prevented any jail time altogether. A YouTube thumbnail with maxres quality The manner of Jasmine’s confession also confounds audiences. Instead of going to the authorities, she chooses to reveal everything to a man who can no longer hear her. Some viewers find the moment emotionally hollow, even unintentionally absurd, while others argue grief doesn’t always follow logic. Adding to the confusion is Jasmine’s decision to turn the camera on herself after Anthony’s death, addressing the lens in a way that feels strangely staged. Comparisons to a vlog flood social media, with fans questioning the creative choices behind the scene. There’s also mounting frustration over Chrissie Watts’ return. If she wasn’t responsible for Anthony’s death, viewers wonder why she was brought back at all. Was it misdirection? A setup for another twist? Or simply a wasted opportunity? Finally, long-time fans express disappointment over Anthony Trueman’s character arc. Many struggle to reconcile this obsessive, unstable portrayal with the more grounded man who first arrived in Walford decades ago. The lack of exploration into his transformation leaves his downfall feeling rushed and unjust, prompting questions about whether he deserved a more fitting farewell. As secrets unravel, alliances fracture, and revenge brews, EastEnders stands on the brink of total chaos. With Kheerat Panesar’s return imminent and Ravi facing the consequences of his darkest actions, Walford’s future has never looked more uncertain — or more explosive.