Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: Yearning phase for Kartik and Naira begins

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: Yearning phase for Kartik and Naira begins

Manish wants Kartik to move on in life. He doesn’t listen to Kartik’s excuses and compels him to handle the new project. Surekha tells Dadi that Rukmani wants Raksha Bandhan celebrations. Dadi doesn’t agree to conduct any rituals. Goenkas disapprove the decision of Singhanias. The families get into a new tiff. Suwarna tells Dadi that she doesn’t want Kartik to face Naira again. Surekha asks Suwarna not to create any issue, as life isn’t about one relation of Kartik and Naira. Kartik wants the families to meet. He waits for any agreement between them. Rukmani learns that Goenkas have refused for the celebrations. Naira understands that its because of her.

Devyaani asks them not to keep any hope. Naira gets upset with the sudden event. She goes with Kirti to shop for Rakhis. Naira feels she has seen Kartik. She senses his presence at the store and looks for him. She doesn’t know that Kartik is with Lav and Kush. They tell Kartik that this is Naira’s favorite store. Kartik wishes he meets Naira at the store. Rajshri gets upset that Kartik and Naira aren’t able to move on.

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Naitik apologizes to her for seeking her help in saving Kartik and Naira’s relationship. He tells her that he has lost all hopes and also his life’s purpose. She tells him that children need his support, he will never get free of a father’s duty. Kartik and Naira yearn for each other. They shop at the same store and wish to get a glimpse of each other. They finally share a sight and try to meet. They get away because of the crowd flow. Rajshri happens to see Naira’s medical case. She gets happy that Naira is wanting her treatment to be done. She wants Naira to dance again. Manish asks Kartik to prepare the presentation. Kartik gets delighted that Goenkas and Singhanias are finalizing the meet for Raksha Bandhan rituals.

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He looks forward to meet Naira again. He doesn’t want the elders to fight because of his divorce. Kartik stays aloof from everyone. Suwarna feels Naira isn’t out of his mind yet. Kartik and Naira have a hide and seek romance, like lovers, not ex-couple. They wish they had a proper and complete meet so that their hearts felt satisfied. Naira cherishes the sweet memories. Kartik too gets thinking about Naira, and forgets the negatives. They wish to meet once again. Kartik convinces Dadi for the re-meet with Naira. He shares his inner dilemmas with Dadi. Dadi understands that he isn’t able to live without Naira. She wishes that Kartik gets his happiness. She gets worried when he talks to Naira in his sleepy state. She wants Kartik to forget Naira for his good.

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