Ratan turns caring towards Diya in Rishta Likhenge Hum Naya

Diya thinks she shouldn’t wear Maasa’s jewelry as she is getting away from Ratan. She is breaking the marriage. She feels she doesn’t deserve the jewelry. She wants to refuse for the rituals. Ratan suggests her that she should ask of skin allergy so that Kakimaa gets convinced. Diya likes his plan. Ratan supports Diya in her lie. They both decide to lie to the family about their divorce. Diya gets happy when Ratan acts as an ideal husband. Ratan applies color to Diya so that the family assumes Diya to be having some sort of skin allergy. He wants to help Diya.

Diya wants to avoid the rituals. Ratan asks her to take rest. Kakimaa finds Diya’s allergy and asks her to take rest. Diya thanks Ratan for help. Diya gets rashes for real. Ratan worries for her. He asks her to have anti-allergic pills. Ratan prays for Diya, who is a very nice girl. He asks Lord not to punish Diya, as she is very sweet and never lies. He says Diya is very pure, she has lied because of me, punish me instead her. His childish prayer makes Diya smile.

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