Kumkum Bhagya: King to express his feelings for Pragya

Tanu plans Purab and Disha’s surprise anniversary party so that Disha doesn’t tell Abhi that she made Kiara fell down from the stairs. She acts sweet with Disha. They all go on a shopping. During shopping, Tanu tries a mangalsutra and asks Abhi to make her wear. A boy collides with Abhi and the mangalsutra falls on Pragya’s neck. Abhi is surprised to see mangalsutra on Pragya’s neck who is standing downstairs. Pragya thinks why destiny is playing games with them when Abhi has chosen someone else as his life partner. Tanu gets jealous. Abhi thinks destiny wants to unite Pragya and him.

Sunny invites Kiara to the party. Abhi asks Sunny to invite Kiara’s mum to the party. He wants to see why Kiara and Pragya have similarity. King admits in front of Pragya that he has nobody in his life other than Kiara and her. Pragya asks what he will do without them.

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King asks if she is planning to move out from there if she found someone and takes Abhi’s name. Pragya is stunned. King asks her to relax and says he is joking. He says seriously I can’t imagine my life without Kiara and you. Pragya gets tensed and worries for King’s reaction on knowing about her relationship with Abhi. King is unaware of Abhi and Pragya’s relation. He extends friendship hand towards Abhi. Aaliya gets jealous seeing Purab and Disha celebrating their marriage anniversary and vows to make it their last anniversary.

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