Yeh Hai Mohabbatein Huge Letdown for Raman and Simmi

Raman to get blackmailed in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

The family worries that Simmi isn’t at home. Mrs. Bhalla asks Raman to find Simmi. Raman calls Simmi and asks her where is she. Simmi makes an excuse that she has gone to temple. Simmi is making someone blackmail Raman. Raman doesn’t share anything with Ishita. He hides the gun from Ishita. He doesn’t like to tell anything to family. Ishita tells him that she is with him and they will end all the problems. She finds him too scared and gets angry on Simmi, who is making Raman mad. She doesn’t want to spare Simmi.

She checks Raman’s coat once he sleeps. Ishita gets worried finding a gun in Raman’s coat. She doesn’t know what had Raman done and why. She knew Raman never kept any gun with him. She is sure that Simmi is planning something. She knows Simmi is manipulating Raman by different ways. Raman is following Simmi blindly. Ishita starts spying on Raman to know the matter. Ishita has learnt about Parmeet. Raman gradually starts trusting Ishita. She takes it as a new hope. Ishita wants Raman to depend on her instead Simmi.

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