Kulffi Kumarr Bajewala: Lovely to conceal Amyra and Tevar’s real bond

Sikandar and Kulfi tell Lovely about their surprise. They don’t let Lovely’s birthday end without their special song. Sikandar and Kulfi sing their hearts out for Lovely. Lovely recollects her love story with Tevar. She spoils the moment and tells Sikandar that she wants to listen to the song with a fresh mind. Sikandar tells her that he didn’t feel bad, she can go and rest. Kulfi gets upset that Lovely didn’t listen to their song. Sikandar explains Kulfi that Lovely needed rest and they can sing any other time. Sikandar and Kulfi sing for themselves. Lovely and Tevar think of each other and feel the pain of losing their love. Lovely sheds tears. Tevar misses her in his life. Kulfi feels affection for Sikandar and hugs him.

Lovely recollects how she has hidden Tevar and her love child, Amyra. She regrets that they couldn’t marry because of Tevar’s unstable career. Tevar wanted to become independent and marry Lovely by asking for her hand from her parents.

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Tevar got rejected by Lovely’s parents. He thinks he was cheated by Lovely, as she chose to marry Sikandar. He recollects the day when he was waiting for Lovely and left all his dreams for her. Lovely decides to keep Amyra away from Tevar, so that the truth doesn’t come out. Lovely’s dad played the villain in their love story and parted them away. Meanwhile, Sikandar finds Kulfi crying. Kulfi misses her mum and wishes she could find her dad. She gets emotional seeing Sikandar. She thinks if her dad will resemble a kind person like Sikandar. Sikandar consoles Kulfi and understands her sorrow.

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3 responses to “Kulffi Kumarr Bajewala: Lovely to conceal Amyra and Tevar’s real bond”

  1. Amrin ali Avatar
    Amrin ali

    pata nahi kab sikander ke saamne kulfi ka sach aaenga

  2. Cutie Avatar
    Cutie

    The love n affection between kullfi n Sikandar is so heart touching, whenever they cry together or alone, even my heart n eyes literally fills with tears. Really inspite of being a father n a daughter they stay together but without knowing that they really r connected to each other, Sikandar can’t tell her daughter n kullfi can’t tell her father. For me this show is above any number race.Especially their acting is incredible, unmatchable n unbeatable. Now this is what I call real acting.

  3. Anjali kotecha Avatar
    Anjali kotecha

    In this show, amayra’s role is very bad, in this childhood time she has very smart mind and she use it for wrong way, by hearting kulfi every time and on the other hand in the show kulfi has very kind heart, and by mind she looks like “buddhu”. Coz she dosent understand that amayra doesnt like kulfi. She doesnt recognise her plan to put get down or stay away from her family.
    This will impact very badly on the child in real life.

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