Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala: Kulfi tricks Tevar for Sikandar's victory

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala: Kulfi tricks Tevar for Sikandar’s victory

Tevar wants Lovely back in his life. He corners Lovely and tells her that Kullfi is their daughter and needs her. He asks her to come back to him, along with Amyra, as Sikandar can never keep her happy. Lovely doesn’t listen to him. Tevar tells her that he is ready to accept Sikandar’s child Amyra for her sake. Lovely asks him to just leave from her life. He asks her to think about Kulfi, who really wants her mother’s love. Mohendar’s wife spots them together and wonders what’s their relation. Tevar tells Kulfi that he will win the Dahi Handi competition for her sake. Sikandar tries to talk to Kulfi, but Tevar comes in between. He stays happy that Kulfi is accepting Tevar as her dad. Amyra asks him if he will win the competition for her sake. Sikandar promises of winning the competition for her happiness. Sikandar and Tevar go for the competition.

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Amyra tells Kulfi that she has kept this condition for Sikandar to win. Kulfi asks her not to keep conditions in love. Amyra asks her not to teach her anything and stay away from her dad. Kulfi wishes Sikandar wins and keeps Amyra’s heart. She gets selfless once again. Kulfi shares her sorrow with Mohendar. He cries for her sorrow. She tells him that she misses Sikandar a lot, but she doesn’t know the connection between them. She wants to love Tevar as her dad, but wants Sikandar to win the competition. Mohendar helps her out and asks her to know whom she wants to win. Kulfi wants Sikandar to win so that Amyra returns home and brings happiness in Sikandar’s life. She stops Tevar from winning. She distracts Tevar, when he reaches close to win. Tevar loses the competition when Kulfi mocks an injury.

Tevar runs to his daughter, while Sikandar reaches the Matki and breaks it, thus winning the competition. Tevar realizes that Kulfi has mocked the injury to make Sikandar win. He gets heartbroken that his daughter didn’t wish his victory. He gets jealous of Sikandar and Kulfi’s strong connection. He turns upset with Kulfi, since he wanted to win for her sake.

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Kulfi tells Mohendar that she prayed Sikandar to win, but she has hurt Tevar’s heart. Sikandar pleases Amyra and gets the trophy for her. Amyra decides to return home and live with her parents. Amyra wants to take a promise from Sikandar that he won’t meet Kulfi. Sikandar rushes to meet Kulfi, and finds her with Tevar. Kulfi doesn’t want Sikandar to come after her, since this will make him distant from Amyra again. She asks Sikandar to go back. She wants him to smile. Sikandar returns to Amyra, who breaks the trophy and doesn’t value his victory. Amyra goes out of control again. Sikandar fails to realize what she wants. He maintains his cool. She asks him to promise that he will never meet Kulfi. She asks for a big thing this time and Sikandar turns sorrowful.

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