Happiness back with Pihu’s entry in IshRa’s lives

Mrs. Bhalla is supporting Ishita and pulling Raman’s leg. They both laugh by fooling Ishita. Raman asks Mrs. Bhalla to drag Ishita and send her to Appa’s house. Everyone laugh seeing Raman’s reaction.

Mrs. Bhalla and Ishita argue with Raman. Ishita asks Raman how can he kick her out. Raman says no, its your house. Mrs. Bhalla says you just said it, will you make me leave. She starts acting and cries. Raman is fooled by the ladies’ drama. Raman holds his head. Mrs. Bhalla says Raman is not her son to shout on her for his wife’s sake.

She asks him to understand what she goes through when he scolds her infront of Ishita. Raman says I was acting, Ishita is wife and you are mum, Ishita can come back, but I can never get you back if I lose you. Raman consoles Mrs. Bhalla.

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Ishita hears him. Raman boasts of his love for his mummy and tells her to do anything with Ishita, just kick her out of the house, I will not tell anything. Ishita asks Raman why did he lie. Raman asks when did I lie, I was talking to mummy.

Ishita scolds him for backbiting about her. Raman than pacifies Ishita by showing his love for her. Mrs. Bhalla asks him for whom is he loyal. Raman sits trapped. Ishita and Mrs. Bhalla laugh on him, and say they were just pulling his leg. Mrs. Bhalla pulls his ears. Pihu got to know Shagun’s truth and has come back to Bhalla house. Ishita is taking care of Pihu now and everyone is happy. Happiness has come back in Raman and Ishita’s life.

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