Niddhi’s condition for IshRa’s divorce next in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Raman is annoyed with Ishita for her biggest mistake to take Ruhi to police station for making her meet Suhail. Ishita apologizes to Raman and says you know I always want best for Ruhi, I can’t think bad about her.

She hugs him and asks him to just talk to her. Raman pushes her away. He says you spoiled everything, Ruhi came close to me in childhood because of you, but today Ruhi has gone away from me because of you. Ishita asks Raman not to have annoyance. She says when we have much love between us, why are we not supporting each other. She asks Raman to calm his anger and think, if their fights are making Niddhi succeed in her aim.

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Raman says I will do anything to get Ruhi freed, you don’t need to come in our way. He blames her for doing all this and making Ruhi away from family. She says I also want Ruhi to come out of remand home and save her from Suhail, when our goal is same, why are our ways different. He says Ruhi is in remand home because of your mistakes, poor Ruhi is paying for your mistakes. Ishita keeps trying to convince Raman. Niddhi will be blackmailing Raman. She will keep a condition in front of Raman and Ishita. She will ask Raman to give divorce to Ishita, if he wants Ruhi out of the remand home. Seems, history is repeating itself. What will Raman and Ishita do? Keep reading.

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