Ishita decides to part ways with impetuous Raman in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Ishita kidnapped Niddhi, and made Suhail confess his crimes. Suhail did not know about Ishita’s masterplan. He got scared seeing the bomb. Ishita has proved Ruhi innocent and got her back home with all the respect.

Adi, Romi, Mihika, Simmi and all Bhalla members get a life seeing their Ruhi back. Ruhi hugs all of them and is happy to be back home. Raman thanks Abhishek for getting Ruhi. Abhishek tells the that Ishita and Shagun made this plan, and they should get credit. He asks Ruhi to make friends by checking their backgrounds and intentions.

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Abhishek asks Ruhi not to make such mistake of blindly believing someone. Raman is very happy and at the same time, holds annoyance with Ishita for the recent happenings. Shagun tells Raman how Mani helped them. After the happiness coming in Bhalla house, Ishita takes a sudden decision to take her daughters and leave from Bhalla house for their good future. It gets shocking for family. Ishita wants to raise her children well.

Mr. Bhalla supports Ishita. He says Raman has done mistake, he can’t ruin children’s future if he is a father, he never spoke nicely with Ishita ever, his behavior is always bad, I will support Ishita. Raman shows attitude and arrogance again, and reminds Ishita that they got married for Ruhi’s sake. Adi worries seeing his family breaking. Adi asks Ruhi and Pihu to help him in getting Ishita and Raman together.

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