Kulfi Kumar Bajewala: Tevar turns furious on Sikandar

Kulfi Kumar Bajewala: Sikandar and Tevar’s surprising bond

Kulfi Kumar Bajewala: Sikandar and Tevar’s surprising bond… Sikandar decides to reveal the truth to Tevar. He goes to meet Tevar. He wants to tell him about Amyra. Tevar tells him that he got cheated by many people in his life. He says I got to know that you went to Chirauli and now you will tell the same truth again, that Kulfi isn’t my daughter. Sikandar feels Tevar is really caring for Kulfi. He says you aren’t Kulfi’s real father. He gets angered. Lovely tells Cutie that Sikandar has gone to talk to Tevar. She wants to stop Sikandar. Kulfi overhears Lovely and Cutie’s conversation. Cutie tells Lovely that she has stopped Kulfi from learning the truth. Lovely fears that Sikandar will tell the truth to Tevar. Sikandar tells Tevar that Kulfi’s father is someone else.

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Tevar feels he is lying. Sikandar gets helpless to explain him. He then realizes that Tevar is also a victim in this case. Tevar tells him that he is tolerating him just for Kulfi. Kulfi looks for the slide paper to know the truth. She tries to join the papers. She gets worried. Tevar tells Sikandar that Kulfi is very innocent. Sikandar tells him that he knows about Lovely and his past. Tevar gets moved knowing this. Kulfi reaches them to get help. She doesn’t think she can expect Sikandar and Tevar to help, since they can fight again. Tevar asks Sikandar if Lovely has told the truth to him. Sikandar stops himself from telling about Amyra. Tevar asks him to complete his word. Sikandar accepts the truth as his destiny. He keeps numb. Tevar apologizes to Sikandar.

He tells Sikandar that he loved Lovely before and loves her even now. Sikandar feels Lovely has done wrong with them. Kulfi tries to decode the message. She doesn’t understand and thinks she is facing the problem as she is not educated. Tevar tells Sikandar that he fell for Lovely in college, just because of her wish, maybe that wasn’t love, she has broken his heart and dumped him. She tells Sikandar that Lovely has cheated him. Sikandar doesn’t know what to say. Kulfi asks Amyra to read the message. Amyra doesn’t like to touch the dirty papers. She tries to help Kulfi, but fails to understand.

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Amyra asks her to become literate and solve her own problems. Sikandar tells Tevar that everything changed in his house after Kulfi came. Tevar understands him. He tells that he has got all the happiness because of Kulfi. Sikandar asks him if he still loves Lovely and wants to accept her. Tevar doesn’t want Lovely back in his life now. He just want to care and love Kulfi. He tells Sikandar that he has seen Lovely’s truth now.

Mohendar feels bad that Sikandar didn’t learn the truth. Kulfi tells him that she wants to get educated. He tells her that she can go to school and learn things. He feels sorry for Kulfi’s fate. Sikandar doesn’t want to lose Amyra. He feels he is doing wrong with Tevar by hiding the truth. He doesn’t want to do injustice with Tevar and Kulfi.

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