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Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: KaiRa to tackle the huge drama in engagement ceremony

Anmol and Mansi’s engagement will be seen. Dadi wishes Naira come home before the guests and attends the ceremony from their family side. Rukmani gets happy to get related to Goenkas via Anmol and Mansi’s relation. She always wanted to have terms with rich people. She convinces Singhanias for accompanying them in the engagement. Naira makes a late entry and surprises everyone, after Goenkas lose hopes that she will turn up. Naira doubles the happiness. She keeps Goenka’s respect. Kartik and Naira plan the engagement with a unique theme to keep up Rukmani’s expectations.

Mansi gets happy that she has finally got her love with the help of Kartik and Naira. Mansi and Anmol decide to unite Kartik and Naira. The families dance and perform Ghumar. Everyone celebrates the engagement function in a grand way.



Kartik and Naira perform in the dream sequence of Kirti. Kirti and elders wish them to unite. Kirti gets them to the dance, but Kartik and Naira stay parted. An engagement ring gets missing, which creates much drama. Naira then comes up with a solution to carry out the engagement ritual. Kartik stops Mansi from dancing, since she is pregnant. Rukmani gets suspicious seeing Kartik and Naira’s extra care towards Mansi. Kartik fears that Mansi’s pregnancy truth will come out and spoil the happiness.

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