Ashok to answer Ishita’s plans in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

The Bhallas get glad on seeing Raman back. Raman consoles a heartbroken Shagun. Shagun cries for Mani’s loss. Raman and Ishita support Shagun. They ask Shagun to be strong and help them in finding Mani’s culprit. They want to find the person who killed Mani. Ishita asks Shagun to get justice for Mani and Raman. Shagun supports Ishita in her fight. Raman asks Ishita what’s her plan. Ishita feels things are not falling in place, Mani can’t cheat Shagun being married to her, Mani can’t attack Ruhi and Shagun. They find Mani’s behavior disturbing. Ishita wants to find Mani’s complete truth. Raman says maybe Mani had an affair and got killed by that lady’s husband. Ishita believes Mani was too decent and can’t have any affair. Raman worries for Ishita’s life, which fell in danger after breaking the news about Mani’s killer known to her.

The killer gets to know the news and gets angry. Even Ashok gets raging over Ishita’s new game. He wants to marry Shagun and take revenge from Bhallas. Ishita asks Shagun to continue the drama to catch the killer. She asks Shagun to romance Ashok ad fool him. Shagun fools Ashok. He doubts on her and wants to see if she is lying. He decides to meet Shagun. Ashok tries meeting her, but Adi stops her. Shagun perfects her drama, and stuns Adi. Ashok confesses love to Shagun. He tells her about his decision to marry Shagun. Raman and Ishita keep an eye on Ashok. Shagun makes Ashok pamper her. Mrs. Bhalla teaches a lesson to Ashok and makes him leave. Shagun finds it hard to tolerate Ashok. Ishita gets attacked by someone.

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