Amyra dislikes Kulfi

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala: Kulfi’s melodious voice to earn huge appreciation

Sikandar promises the kids that he will try his best to fulfill their wish. Amyra and Kulfi keep their demand that they want to celebrate Eid. He promises them that he will arrange everything for Eid celebrations and also invite his Guru ji. He is sure that the kids will be happy to meet his music teacher, who has instilled music in him. Amyra and Kulfi have a fight, but Sikandar solves their fight. He makes them hug. Kulfi and Sikandar prepare for celebrating festive. He mentions the names of dishes he would ask the cooks to prepare. Kulfi gets excited and tells him that she can’t wait to taste the delicacies.

Sikandar invites his Guru ji home and celebrates Eid with Kulfi and Amyra. Guru ji teaches singing to Amyra and Kulfi. Kulfi’s voice impresses Sikandar and Guru ji. Kulfi gets blessings from Guru ji. Lovely doesn’t like the happening. Sikandar gets glad with the melodious jam with Kulfi, Guru ji and him.

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Sikandar turns surprised that Kulfi has sung a tough song, which he didn’t expect. Guru ji praises Kulfi, as she is gifted with musical talents. Sikandar sings from heart for his daughter. He waits for Mahendar to return with the information about his daughter. He vents out his guilt and sorrow through his song. Sikandar takes Amyra and Kulfi out to teach them singing through the beautiful sounds of nature. Sikandar asks Amyra not to get jealousy in her mind again. He knows Amyra will change with time. He turns emotional when its about Kulfi.

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