A new trouble crops for Diya in Rishta Likhenge Hum Naya

Diya waits for Ratan so that she could confess her feelings. Ratan gets late. Diya sleeps while waiting for him. Ratan finds her near the door and lifts her to put her to sleep on the bed. Diya misses to surprise Ratan. She tries to confess her love the next day. Ratan avoids her. He has a doubt that Diya likes him. He tries to escape from the situation which can break Diya’s heart. Diya and all the women perform the Gangaur puja. Diya truly loves Ratan. She wishes she gets Ratan forever in all the seven births.

Later, Diya invites Mohena home. Mohena plays a new game. Diya will be facing another trouble. She is worried by Mohena’s doings. Mohena tries to influence Yash. She makes him quit his police duty. She convinces him to join the family business. Mohena breaks this news to Diya. Yash tells Diya that he wants to join the family business, as Mohena wishes so, he has to be responsible towards the family.

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Mohena feeds sweets to Diya. She asks Diya isn’t she happy with the news, won’t she congratulate Yash. Diya gets surprised and asks Yash if he is happy with his decision. Mohena doesn’t let him answer. She tells Diya that Yash is very happy. She goes on a lunch date with Mohena. Mohena wants Yash to secure his future. Mohena then stops Diya from meeting Yash. She makes excuses to divert Diya. Mohena tries to make Yash away from his best friend. Diya feels Yash is ruining his happiness and career on Mohena’s saying.

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