Kunal and Nandini fall in love in Silsila

Silsila: Kunal and Nandini’s love story gets a new start

Silsila: Kunal and Nandini’s love story gets a new start.. There happens to be many moments striking Kunal and Nandini, when they realize their love. Nandini writes the emotional letter for Mauli and Kunal. She cries and pens down the letter. She doesn’t want to face Mauli, knowing Mauli won’t let her go. She apologizes to Mauli and doesn’t state any reasons. She leaves the new house and wants to go too far from Kunal to put a stop to her feelings. Nandini doesn’t want Mauli’s family to get disturbed. Kunal gets restless because of Nandini. Kunal reaches Nandini’s house and gets the letter. He misses to see Nandini leaving.

Kunal learns that Nandini is leaving the city. Nandini reaches the bus depot to board the bus and leave as soon as possible. Kunal checks for her everywhere. He fears to lose his life forever. He doesn’t want Nandini to end their love story this way.

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Kunal reaches the bus depot and looks for her. He finally finds Nandini and stops her from leaving the city. He holds her hand and takes her with him, by showing rights on her. He tells Nandini that he can’t go. He informs Mauli about Nandini’s impulsive move. He drops Nandini home. Kunal tells Nandini that he is in love with her and can’t live without her. He asks her to not get distant from him, since this will be his punishment. She agrees to Kunal’s request. Kunal and Nandini’s love story begins.

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