Diya to learn Ratan’s drug addiction drama in Rishta Likhenge Hum Naya

Ratan and Kakusa celebrate thinking their plan has succeeded to prove Diya that Ratan is a drug addict. Diya learns Ratan’s drug drama. She gets the hint after she attempts to confirm the matter by a blood test. Kakusa tells Ratan that he has swapped the blood samples by taking help from a real drug addict whom he met in the bar. He asks Ratan not to worry, as Diya will surely leave him now. Ratan and Kakusa enjoy the drinks and laugh.

Diya finds Ratan with Kakusa. She asks him to come along for a talk. Ratan tries to make excuses. Diya pulls him and takes him. Kakusa then learns the reports have come negative. He realizes his mistake to send a wrong blood sample. He feels sorry that his plan failed. He informs Ratan that he had made a mistake and now the reports are out. Diya finds the results negative and get much happy that Ratan is absolutely fine. She tells Ratan that his blood had no traces of drugs. Ratan finds her much happy. Kakusa wants to help Ratan. He doesn’t want Ratan to be trapped in such a marriage. Ratan doesn’t want Diya’s heart to break. His attempts to break the marriage will bring him closer to Diya.

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