Yeh Hai Mohabbatein: Happy times back for Bhallas

Ishita wants her family to stay united and happy. She tries to sort Adi and Aaliya’s relationship issues. Adi gifts a bouquet to Aaliya. He hugs her and makes an apology. The Bhalla bahus take care of Mr. Bhalla’s diet, after he falls sick. They don’t allow him to have fried items. They make him follow a diet plan. Mrs. Bhalla also follows the diet to encourage her husband. The family has light moments. Adi convinces Aaliya. Adi sorts the misunderstandings. He wishes Aaliya forgives him. Aaliya’s heart melts when he realizes his mistake. She forgives him. He plans a date with her. Aaliya turns happy.

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Raman and Ishita’s life also gets on track. They share happy moments. Raman romances her. She says we have grown up children, its their time to go on dates, we can’t go on date and trips. Raman tells her that he has got the date idea from children only. He says we are also still young, there is no age for romance. He feels motivated. Roshni meets Adi when he awaits Aaliya in the cafe. Aaliya reaches there and spots them together again. Adi wants to have a relationship with Roshni, while hiding the truth from Aaliya.

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