Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala: Complicated relations to sicken Kulfi

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala (PicFiction): Complicated relations to sicken Kulfi

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala: Complicated relations to sicken Kulfi… Tevar gets panicking on learning that Kulfi fell sick. He calls for his servants to get some help. He falls lonely. He tells Kulfi that nothing will happen to her. He calls up Lovely when she is with Sikandar. Sikandar asks her to talk to Tevar and know about Kulfi’s welfare. She asks him to stay with Amyra. Lovely answers the call. Tevar tells her that Kulfi is sick, their child needs them the most. He demands her to come to Kulfi, he isn’t able to look after her. She asks him to call a doctor for Kulfi. He wonders what happened to Lovely that she is avoiding her child. She gets frustrated that Kulfi is still creating troubles for her. Lovely lies to Sikandar about Kulfi. Sikandar feels Kulfi won’t be able to adjust with Tevar. She tells him that they need to get away from Kulfi so that she adjusts with Tevar. She asks him to think about Amyra.

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Tevar calls the doctor to get Kulfi treated. Tevar tells the doctor that he doesn’t know anything about Kulfi’s medical history or allergies. Doctor asks him not to panic and conduct the basic aid first. Tevar tends to Kulfi and prays for her recovery. Kulfi misses Sikandar a lot and wishes he comes back. Tevar wants Kulfi to love him the same way. He promises that he won’t let Sikandar hurt her. He tells her that his happiness lies in him, and he will fulfill all her wishes. Tevar doesn’t know how to cure her. He sticks to her and wishes she recovers soon. Sikandar and Lovely stay with Amyra.

Sikandar wants Amyra to be happy. Amyra tells him that he shouldn’t go anywhere. He tells her that he wants to go to the hospital and see Gunjan. Mohendar wants Sikandar to be with family and focus on his work. He tries to give him signs about Tevar, who has snatched everything from him. He tells Sikandar that they have someone around who is backstabbing them. Sikandar wants to know about the person.

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doesn’t tell him about Lovely’s crimes directly. Sikandar gets worried after receiving hints from Mohendar. Kulfi gets fine in the morning and finds Tevar’s immense love for her. She gets emotional. He tells her that he wants to make her happy. She makes a request to him and asks him to call Sikandar home. She wants to become Sikandar’s friend again. Sikandar gets stressed about Kulfi.

He fails to meet Kulfi and sings out his sorrow. Kulfi tells Tevar that Sikandar is like her father, he loves her and is just pretending his rudeness for some reason. Tevar understands that Sikandar is bounded by Amyra. He tells Kulfi that he can never tolerate her insult and things can get worse for all of them. He tells her that they don’t need anyone in their lives. Sikandar feels divided between Amyra and Kulfi. He wishes Amyra could understand him and let him free to love Kulfi. Sikandar wants to keep Amyra happy so that Amyra herself gets Kulfi home. Lovely doesn’t want Kulfi to come back. Tevar meets Lovely to confront her over abandoning Kulfi.

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