Kulfi Kumar Amyra kidnapping twist leaves Sikandar tense

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala: Sikandar battles to succeed as a father

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala: Sikandar battles to succeed as a father.. Tevar meets Lovely and confronts her for not seeing Kulfi. He asks her why is she not concerned for Kulfi, if she loves Amyra. He asks Lovely if Kulfi isn’t her child. He criticizes her for not having any emotions for Kulfi. He still believes Lovely’s lie. He reminds Lovely that Kulfi is their daughter, Kulfi needs both of them. Kulfi meets Lovely and hugs her. She gets happy and asks Tevar not to be angry on Lovely. Kulfi misses Sikandar. Lovely tells her that Sikandar is fine. Kulfi wants to send flowers for Sikandar. Lovely wants Tevar and Kulfi to leave from their lives. She asks Tevar to take away Kulfi, so that they aren’t connected further. Tevar asks Lovely if she has lost her mind that she hates her own daughter. Lovely keeps her lie and gets frustrated within. She dumps the flowers given by Kulfi. She wants to stop Mohendar from instilling doubt in Sikandar’s mind.

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Tevar finds ways to cheer Kulfi again. Sikandar also spends time with Amyra and wishes he gets her back like before. Amyra gets delighted that Sikandar’s time is just dedicated to her. Though happy, he misses Kulfi the same way like Kulfi misses him. Mohendar alerts Sikandar about Tevar and tells him that Tevar isn’t Kulfi’s dad. Sikandar tells him that he is assured that Tevar is Kulfi’s dad. Mohendar tries to lend him some sense. Sikandar tells him that he will try to find out. Lovely asks Mohendar to look after his wife and not bother them. Mohendar is sure that Sikandar will reach the truth and get Kulfi home to give her all the rights. Lovely compels Sikandar to think of just Amyra and nobody else. Sikandar is ready to do anything for Amyra. Lovely fears that Sikandar may meet Kulfi again.

Kulfi doesn’t get sleep. Tevar tries some bedtime stories to put her to sleep. He finds Kulfi too innocent and feels proud that his daughter has a clean heart. He attempts to be a good father.

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He comes up with a good story, which brings a thought in his mind too. She tells him that her situation is also the same. Tevar doesn’t want to see Kulfi’s pain. He tells her that he also understands her pain and wants to do something for her. He feels failing as a father. Kulfi doesn’t like Tevar crying. They pacify each other. He decides to meet Sikandar. Sikandar gets suspicious about Tevar.

Tevar meets Sikandar and tells him about Kulfi. Sikandar wants to know about her. Tevar tells him that Kulfi is too upset, but tries to hide her sorrow behind her smile. He makes a request to Sikandar. He asks him not to hurt Kulfi’s heart again. He claims to love Kulfi a lot. He asks him to meet Kulfi once, being far away, and reaching her by a song. Sikandar sings a soothing song for Kulfi Amyra wakes up and finds Sikandar recording a lullaby for Kulfi. Sikandar decides to verify Kulfi and Tevar’s bond.

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