Yeh Hai Mohabbatein: Roshni to leave her child in safe hands

Roshni and Adi’s child gets a warm welcome in Bhalla family. Ruhi and Pihu makes everyone dance. Ishita tells them that she will dance happily, as its a big happiness for them. Mihika dresses up the baby. Mrs. Iyer performs a puja, while others decorate the cradle for the baby. Mrs. Bhalla makes laddoos for the guests. Everyone helps in the arrangements. Bhallas’ house gets decorated for the celebrations.

Raman and Ishita have become grandparents. They are very happy and dance with the family in the baby’s naming ceremony. Bhallas rejoice that they have finally got their heir. Roshni is happy that she has given them the happiness. Everyone celebrates the new member’s coming. She stays with her child. She decides to leave the house and cries meeting her child for the last time.

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Roshni is sure that Aaliya will love the baby as his mum. She gets emotional. She hugs Aaliya and asks her to take care of the baby well. Aaliya doesn’t understand why Roshni is saying like this. Roshni thinks her work has completed and now she should leave from the Bhalla house, her stay with them can lessen their happiness. She doesn’t want Raman and Ishita’s relation to suffer because of her again. She regrets for Ishita’s past troubles. She wants to ensure that everything gets fine in Ishita’s life.

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