Yeh Pyaar Nahi Toh Kya Hai to mark its closure

Siddhant proposes Anushka on her engagement day with Vedant. KK gets angry. Karthik and Srikant beat Siddhant. Vedant also beats him. Siddhant gets injured and falls down. Anushka stops Vedant from beating him and confesses her love for Siddhant. She tells KK that she loves Siddhant. Siddhant assures to keep Anushka happy. KK accepts and approves their alliance. They get engaged. Gayatri comes to know about Siddhant and Anushka’s engagement and opposes her son’s decision. Siddhant tries to convince her and tells her that they can’t punish Anushka for KK’s deeds as she is innocent. He reminds her of her words that whenever one is stuck between love and revenge, he/she shall choose love under any circumstances. He tells her that he has chosen the way which his father showed him and will fight with KK as Prabhakar would have fought.

After the engagement, Siddhant confronts KK for Prabhakar’s murder and tells him that he knows that he has killed his father using Reddy Corporation 25 years book. KK gets shocked and asks if he realizes what he said. Siddhant says he knows the truth of Hira’s murder too. The show is marking a closure soon with Anushka and Siddhant’s union. KK will be getting punished for his innumerable crimes.

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