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Ruhi feels lucky to have a supportive family in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Ruhi and Raman had tension and annoyance because of Suhail. Ishita makes them patch up. Raman gets the icecreams for Ruhi. Ruhi does not talk to Raman. Raman and Ruhi indirectly talk. Ishita gets a way to make them patchup. Ishita gets chilli sambar for Raman.

Raman says I m having tea now, and won’t have sambar. She insists and asks him to give the review as she is making it for Pihu. Raman eats chilli sambar and coughs. Ruhi gets water for Raman and cares for him. Ishita stops Mrs. Bhalla from going to them. They see how Ruhi’s annoyance has gone when Raman needed care. Ruhi fees the icecream to Raman. Raman apologizes to Ruhi for beating Suhail. He says I m sorry, I can’t control my anger when the matter is about you. Ruhi forgives him and asks him to feed her icecream. Their patchup happens after a long time. Raman and Ruhi hug. Ishita and Mrs. Bhalla laugh, after uniting Raman and Ruhi. Ishita teases Ruhi and asks her to feed icecream to her also. Ruhi asks Mrs. Bhalla to cook her fav. food.

Later, Ruhi cries because of the MMS scandal. Ruhi runs to her room, while the family wonders what’s the problem. Ishita and Raman are in shock over the matter. They hug Ruhi and console her. Ruhi has support of her family. Raman and Ishita are determined to solve the problem. Raman gets too angry and wants to punish the culprit. Ruhi thought Raman will get angry and not support her. Raman tells Ruhi that they will support Ruhi always. Ruhi finds herself to have such supportive family.

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