Grand wedding celebrations begin in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Ishita and Aaliya’s mehendi celebrations begin. Ishita is going to become Aaliya’s Saas. Both saas-bahu mehendi is done together, and this brings a unique track in the show. Mrs. Iyer applies mehendi to Ishita. Ruhi attends the guests and shows her responsible side.

Ishita gets shy seeing Raman. Mrs. Iyer gets too emotional and cries thinking of Ishita’s bidaai. Mrs. Iyer is seeing Ishita’s happiness after a long time. Ishita and Ruhi hug her and ask her not to cry, as Ishita will be always close to her family. Aaliya enjoys Ishita’s mehendi. Adi was waiting for his marriage functions since long. Adi is very happy. After Ishita’s mehendi, Aaliya’s turn comes. Ruhi makes Raman practice Bharatnatyam along with Ishita. Raman does Bhangra and does changes in the dance steps. The family is happy and looking forward to the sangeet ceremony.

Shagun goes with Mani and Dadi to Dadi’s house in Chennai. Aaliya’s Dadi does preparations for rituals. Dadi wants to apply uptan to Mani and give him oil bath, as part of Diwali rituals. Shagun argues with Dadi, even if Mani tries to stop Shagun. Shagun is too irritated seeing the Tamil rituals. Mani asks Shagun to apologize to Dadi, as she is elder. Shagun refuses to apologizes and asks Dadi to let her go home, and leave them alone for some peace. Dadi tells Shagun that she is not afraid of anyone and will celebrate Aaliya’s marriage her way.

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