Kundali Bhagya

Kundali Bhagya: An emotional moment for Karan and Preeta

Kundali Bhagya: An emotional moment for Karan and Preeta… Preeta tells Rishabh that she is the witness of Karan’s innocence. Rishabh thanks her for supporting Karan in such a tough time, when everyone doesn’t believe Karan. He feels happy that Preeta is in their lives. Rishabh doesn’t know about Preeta and Karan’s developing bond. Shrishti tells Karan that Preeta has fought with Sarla for his sake, Preeta didn’t support Prithvi. She is angry that Prithvi is brainwashing Sarla. Karan doesn’t want Preeta to end ties with her mother. He wants to tell Preeta that she shouldn’t break Sarla’s heart. He understands that Preeta cares for him. Karan gets respecting Preeta more. Even Rishabh believes in Preeta and her great values.

Karan asks Preeta why did she take a big risk for his sake. She tells him that everything will get fine when he gets freed from the false blames. Karan realizes that Preeta loves him.

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Rishabh and Shrishti catch Monisha and confront her for framing Karan in her fake allegations. Prithvi insults Karan. Preeta’s tolerance level ends. She defends Karan and shows her immense belief in her best friend. She scolds Prithvi for doubting on Karan’s decency. Karan questions Preeta over her feelings for him. Preeta tells him that he is everything for her, since he is her best friend. She wants to keep their friendship. Karan understands her unspoken feelings. They have an emotional moment. Karan and Preeta recollect their love journey. Will Preeta succeed to prove Karan innocent? Keep reading.

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