Diya prepares a romantic love confession in Rishta Likhenge Hum Naya

Ratan and Diya have some cute conversation. She gets happy to get Ratan in her life. She wants the moment to stop and Ratan always stays with her. She gets a smile on her face. She likes talking to him. Kakisa doesn’t know that Diya wants to keep the marriage now. She tells Diya that she will not force her to keep the marriage, Diya can decide if she wants to break the relation. Diya tells Kakisa that she wants to give a chance to her relation and is not leaving the house, as she loves Ratan. Kakisa gets worried hearing her. She fears that Diya will be claiming Ratan’s property. She wants Diya to leave from the house. Kakisa unwillingly blesses Diya. Diya doesn’t know Kakisa’s mixed emotions. Diya decides to confess love to Ratan.

Diya records her love confession for Ratan. She tells him that she loves him a lot and it would be shocking for him to know this. She says there are many differences between us, apart from the age gap. She expresses how safe and secure she feels when he is around. She decides to play the video in front of him. Kakasa advises Ratan to be away from Diya. Diya plans a date with Ratan. She decks up to impress Ratan and confess her feelings. Diya is hopeful that Ratan will accept her love proposal. Diya wants to shout out her love for Ratan.

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