Kulffi Kumarr Bajewala: Amyra attempts to drift Sikandar-Kulfi apart

Sikandar takes Kulfi and Amyra out to a park. He explains them how nature has music, it teaches a lot to them. Sikandar pampers Kulfi. They have a musical jam. Amyra doesn’t like it. She plans to trouble Kulfi. She asks Kulfi to get red flowers for Sikandar, which will please his heart a lot. Kulfi wants to gift flowers to her dad and Guru. She goes to get flowers. She finds red flowers and gets happy. She comes back and finds Sikandar and Amyra gone. She cries and fears that she has gone lost. Sikandar goes to get icecreams. He misses Kulfi and asks Amyra about her. Amyra acts innocent. Sikandar worries for Kulfi.

Sikandar and Kulfi have a happy union. Sikandar gets too emotional when Kulfi goes lost. He doesn’t want to lose Kulfi. He tells her that he has found her everywhere, where did she go, and why did she leave far.

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Kulfi tells him that she is fine, but she was too scared. She asks him not to leave her again. He asks her not to worry, he will take her home and now for lifetime. He sheds tears and hugs her. They have a moment of unspoken emotions. Amyra finds Sikandar loving Kulfi and turns angry. She had tried to make Kulfi away from Sikandar. She doesn’t want him to give more attention to Kulfi. She gets insecure because of Kulfi. Sikandar then teaches singing to Kulfi and Amyra. Mahendra learns about Kulfi from her aunt. He will be soon breaking the truth to Sikandar. Will Kulfi get her real identity? Keep reading.

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