Raman Ishita pop a smart strategy in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Raman’s wrong move hurts Shagun in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Raman gets scolding after Shagun falls ill because of him. Mani gets angry on Raman. Doctor asks Mani how can he be so careless when she asked him to take care of Shagun and keep her away from stress. Raman says its my mistake, not Mani’s, I had to talk to Ishita, I assumed Shagun to be Ishita, I covered her with blanket and got her here forcibly to talk, sorry I did not mean to hurt Shagun. Mani breaks out Shagun’s pregnancy news to them.

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Ishita says I m so happy to hear this, congrats. Raman and Ishita congratulate them. Ishita tells doctor that she will take care of Shagun. Ruhi and Aaliya get glad. They all have sweets. Ruhi hugs Shagun and also wants to take Shagun’s responsibility. Shagun asks Raman if anything happened to Ishita, if she was in her place. Raman apologizes to her and asks her not to take stress. Ishita asks Shagun not to worry and focus on her baby, as Raman will never change. She taunts Raman. Will Raman change for the good? Keep reading.

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