YRKKH – Akshay Kumar and Bhumi Pednekar join the cast to promote Toilet: Ek Prem Katha

The Singhania family leave for a puja. Kartik happily does the rituals with Naksh, paying honor to him. Goenkas get glad seeing colors coming back in Kirti’s life. Dadi thanks Naira for all her help in the alliance. Dadi tells Naira that she has made Kirti ready, but could not focus completely on Kirti. She does not want Naira to look better than the bride. She gets annoyed with Naira. Naira feels bad and thinks to remove her jewelry. Suwarna observes Naira’s sadness. She apologizes to her for Dadi’s deed. Naira understands Dadi’s point and asks Suwarna not to worry. Suwarna feels proud of Naira.

Dadi turns happy when Naira tones down her looks. The family leaves for the trip. Kartik takes the Singhanias ladies. He looks forward to meet Naira. Surekha asks Akhilesh to stop at any dhaba, she has to go washroom. Even Rajshri makes Kartik stop the car for going to washroom. Both the families women look for the washroom, and don’t get the facility. Naira raises an objection. Akshay Kumar and Bhumi Pednekar who play Keshav and Jaya promote their movie Toilet – Ek Prem Katha. Keshav tells them the problems of such villages. He helps them by taking them to public toilets. He tells them that he has invested money by own, rather than taking help from govt. Keshav and Jaya’s initiative is applauded by everyone.

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Rukmani meets Dadi in greed to get any shagun again. Naitik likes Manish’s choice of place. Singhanias bless Kirti and Naksh’s jodi. Naira gets the rings chosen. Naira asks Kartik do the aarti rasam together. Naksh and Kirti get engaged with everyone’s blessings. Manish asks Kartik to be with them, as everyone needs him at home. He tells him that Naira can’t manage everything alone, even Kirti would wish him to be present. Suwarna understands Kartik is helping Singhanias. Kartik agrees to Manish’s request.

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