Yeh Rishta: Celebrations plus Challenges for Kartik-Naira

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: KaiRa’s mid-air romance

Naksh and Kirti get engaged mid air. Kirti gets shy. Kartik pulls her leg. Naira separates Naksh and Kirti for the haldi rituals. The family celebrates their haldi with all the enthusiasm. Naksh and Kirti are not allowed to meet till marriage. Kirti thanks Naira for all her ideas to save the day. Everyone enjoys the rasams. Kartik and Naira spend some romantic moments in the flight. She thanks him for always being supportive. Kartik thanks her for valuing his love. Kartik gets to see Naksh’s video, but fails to hear her in flight. Naira asks him to see video later.

Everyone reaches the destination. They speed up the preparations for marriage. They get happy by a warm welcome at airport, all because of Manish. Aryan joins them and impresses them again by help. Kartik wants Aryan to stay in limit and talk less. Naira doesn’t find Aryan wrong. Goenkas asks Singhanias to get baraat on time. They all leave for home. Naksh tries calling Naitik. He fears Naitik won’t be able to come in time. Elders ask him not to worry and hope that Naitik comes back soon. Aryan gets prepared to look rich so that he gets noticed. Naitik doesn’t answer Naksh’s call. He fears that Naksh can get jailed if he gets falls in trouble. He wants to protect Naksh and prefers to stay away till he solves the problem completely.

← Finally, Naksh takes baraat for Kirti in Yeh Rishta…

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