Sweet and funny moments for Anika-Shivay

After Shivay and Anika’s sweet moment with the candy floss, he tells Anika that its less than 18 hours for board meeting. He is worried for his family and eats candy floss, surprising her. Anika smiles seeing the candy floss on his nose, and cleans it. Anika tells Shivay that he does not irritate her anymore. Shivay asks her the difference between then and now. Anika and Shivay end the talk. Shivay pays the money for candy floss. Anika gets annoyed by his attitude.

Anika says posters are pasted for many months, people paste new one on old ones. Shivay asks Anika to think well, why did she get them to unhygienic place without any proper plan. She finds the undergarments ad over the poster. She shows the ad to Shivay. He asks her not to joke and sees the undergarments ad. She says this is solution for everything, we came here for this. He calls her mad. She says your entire family can have this. He asks what did she get, she lost it. She removes the ad and shows Fukat Raja poster. Shivay realizes his right find and is impressed by her.

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