Yeh Hai Mohabbatein: New troubles mount up for Raman

Raman troubled by Aaliya in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Aaliya feels sorry to not fulfill her responsibility. Mrs. Bhalla does not blame Aaliya. Raman thanks Roshni for saving his mum’s life. He finds Aaliya careless and not being a dutiful bahu. Raman indirectly blames Aaliya for Mrs. Bhalla’s state. Mrs. Bhalla asks him not to blame anyone. Aaliya feels guilty. She gets scared of Raman’s anger. She apologizes to them. Ishita asks Aaliya for Raman’s anger. She sends Aaliya to Raman to apologize. Raman yells on Aaliya again. He asks her to grow up and realize her duties. Aaliya turns upset. Raman fears his family suffering because of someone’s ignorance. Ishita asks Raman not to worry for parents. Ishita feels proud of Aaliya for not telling the matter to Mani. Ishita asks her to please Raman by helping him in this business presentation. Aaliya thanks Ishita for the idea. Ishita explains Aaliya how much Raman loves his mum, that’s why he reacted such a way.

Aaliya makes the presentation to help Raman. Raman does not forgive her. Aaliya requests him. Ishita asks Raman to stop it, it’s not Aaliya’s mistake. Raman does not cool his anger. Police gets drugs from Raman’s car and arrests him. Raman receives a shock. Raman lands in police station. He clarifies that he is innocent. Inspector does not believe Raman. Raman realizes Aaliya has taken the car yesterday. He does not reveal this to inspector. He calls Mihika to seek her help.

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