YRKKH Twist Kartik undergoes distressed dilemma

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Kartik and Naira rush for college so that they don’t get late. They get the same cab and argue for it. Naira gets the cab and thinks she will reach first. Naitik doesn’t see Kartik in the building compound. Naitik feels Naira is surely hiding something from him. He decides to visit the college. Naira gets late. Guard stops her from entering the gate. She somehow manages to get her ID card by Naitik’s help. Naitik tells Naira that she has forgotten the ID in haste. He sends her for the class. He happens to see Kartik talking to the Dean. He then learns that Kartik is the new trustee and also Naira’s professor, who has left Naira so disturbed.

Naitik gets a huge shock which turns him sick. He gets stressed. Naira gets informed about Naitik’s health condition and leaves the class to rush to him. Naira worries for Naitik. She asks him the reason for the shock.

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Naitik asks her why did she hide about Kartik. Naira turns speechless. Kartik complains to the Dean about Naira’s bad behavior. He doesn’t know the reason for Naira’s leaving the class. He tells the Dean that he wants all the students to follow the ethical code of conduct. Kartik is also hiding about Naira from Suwarna and family. Manish and Kirti know about Kartik and Naira’s meet. They don’t reveal it to Suwarna, knowing she won’t let Naira come back in Kartik’s life.

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