Finally, Naksh takes baraat for Kirti in Yeh Rishta…

Naksh’s baraat comes to Goenka house. Everyone was waiting for Naksh and Kirti’s marriage. Naksh is much upset, as Naitik didn’t return from his work trip. Naksh wanted Naitik to tie his sehra. The families were waiting for this big day. Everyone gets ready for the function. Baisa wards off bad sight from Naksh. Yash asks Naksh not to have an upset face, else everyone else will also get affected. Naksh learns Naitik’s flight is late. He asks Naira where is Naitik. Naira tells him that Naitik called up and said he can’t reach on time.

Naksh tells her that he will not take the baraat, he will wait till Naitik comes. Naira explains him to just do his duties, as Naitik and Akshara would have wanted this, Naitik will not be happy knowing Naksh kept the bride waiting for him. She asks him to think if anyone else did this with them. He doesn’t agree to her. Naira keeps Akshara and Naitik’s photos on the table, and completes the rituals. She scolds Naksh and asks him to leave the marriage and not take the baraat if he wants. After everyone emotionally blackmails Naksh, he gets convinced. On the other hand, Kartik gets stuck in ropes, while Naira gets a sickle to cut the ropes and free him. She doesn’t listen to him initially and stays busy on chat. Kartik tells her to care for her husband and just see him once. She jokes that he has become spiderman to hang by ropes and fly in air. Kartik jokes on her dangerous avatar. She argues that he is just trying to free him. The couple gets ready to welcome the baraat.

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