Yeh Rishta: Celebrations plus Challenges for Kartik-Naira

YRKKH: Romance and melodrama back in KaiRa’s life

Kartik wins the kite challenge and keeps a condition to Aryan. He makes him call Suwarna as Maa. Kartik too calls Manish as Papa. Manish and Suwarna get a beautiful surprise by their sons. Naitik returns and brings happiness in the family. Naitik flies the kite with his children. Dadi asks Kartik and Naira to light diyas. Kartik goes to get a kite with love for Naira. He falls down when the kite gets stuck in the tree. Kartik romances Naira. He jumps on the trampoline and reaches Naira’s balcony to shower gifts on her. He gives her flowers and confesses love. Naira gets glad.

She teases him and doesn’t tell him that she finds him romantic. Kartik tells her that he won’t let her miss romance in their lives. Dadi comes up with a wish to have a heir. She hides the Shank under Naira’s pillow. Aryan gets to see it, and shows to Kartik and Naira. Kartik gets a shock when Naira tells him that its Dadda ji’s shank. Dadi tells the family that she has stolen the Shank just to get her Kuldeepak.

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The family didn’t expect Dadi to do such a mistake. Kartik gets angry on Dadi. He avoids Dadi. Dadi asks him to listen to her once, a son is necessary to take the family ahead, society has made these rules. Kartik tells her that he will not come in her useless things, she can’t convince him. He regrets for her cheap mentality. He tells Dadi that she will do anything with Naira if they have a girl child, her greed for the heir can make her do wrong. Kartik tells Dadi that he has decided that Naira and he will never have a child, so that Dadi’s problems get solved. Dadi gets a big shock. She asks Kartik not to say such a thing. Naira didn’t know Dadi’s thinking is such oriented.

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