Real culprit in Akshara’s case caught up in Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai

Kartik is innocent. Naira runs to him and hugs with an apology. Naira tells Kartik that she is very happy. Gayu is happy seeing them uniting. Kartik makes Naira away. Naira and Gayu see Kartik’s disappointment over Naira’s mistrust.

Kartik is proved innocent in court. Manish and Akhilesh are very happy. Kartik hugs Akhilesh. The culprit is found. Inspector gets the guy by whom Akshara’s accident happened. Naitik and Shaurya get angry on the guy. The guy apologizes and says I did not do accident intentionally, it was done by mistake. Kartik is not happy that he is proved innocent, as he is hurt by Naira’s doubt. He can’t forgive Naira, as she has doubted him earlier too when it was about Naitik’s kidnapping in Switzerland. Kartik feels Naira does not trust him. Kartik loves Naira a lot. Kartik has forgiven her last time, but this time he is in pain, he was in jail for many days and gave up his life to just satisfy Naira’s belief. Manish hugs Kartik and asks him to come home for Dadi’s sake. Kartik is lost and agrees to Manish. Keep reading.

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