Kulfi Kumar Bajewala: Kulfi to question about her real father

Kulfi Kumar Bajewala: Kulfi to question about her real father

Kulfi Kumar Bajewala: Kulfi to question about her real father.. Amyra teaches writing in Hindi to Kulfi. Kulfi writes Nimrat’s name as well. Lovely gets to see this and ruins that before Sikandar or Tevar see that. Kulfi recollects seeing Sikandar’s name on the chit. She looks for the shredded paper to read it again. She doesn’t get the chit and gets too worried. Amyra gets Sikandar and Tevar to show what Kulfi has written. They don’t get to see anything. Kulfi gets worried when the chit gets lost. She takes help from the girls. She asks the girl not to tell Sikandar and Tevar about the chit. Sikandar and Tevar look for the kids. Lovely hides from them in a miserable way. Amyra and Kulfi get scared and ask them if they have left them away. Sikandar calms down Amyra and tells her that he will never leave her. Kulfi tells how scared she was. Tevar asks her not to be afraid. Amyra asks Sikandar why is he dancing with the girls. She defends Lovely. Lovely gets emotional. Tevar tells Kulfi that he will fulfill all her wishes.

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Lovely thinks she has managed to cover the truth. The girl gets the chit and reads it. Kulfi learns the big truth that she isn’t Tevar’s daughter. She can’t believe this big shock. The shocking revelation breaks down Kulfi. She recollects Cutie’s words and realizes that Tevar isn’t her dad. She wonders if this is truth. She takes it as a prank. She tells the girl that Sikandar has told her that Tevar is her dad, Sikandar isn’t a liar, Tevar is really her dad. She throws away the chit that gives her sorrow. Lovely gets relieved that Kulfi has accepted this. Kulfi stays worried for it. She wonders what’s the truth. Sikandar asks Kulfi why is she so silent, like she is thinking of something.

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Kulfi misses her mum badly. Tevar gets upset thinking Lovely is hurting Kulfi. He tries to cheer up Kulfi. Sikandar gets upset thinking of his cheat to Kulfi and Tevar. Sikandar and Tevar try to end the conversation. Kulfi demands Tevar to tell her about her mother. Tevar describes Lovely. Kulfi realizes that Tevar doesn’t know Nimrat. She feels his description is completely opposite to Nimrat. Kulfi thinks if Tevar isn’t her dad. She gets into a dilemma. She doesn’t feel courageous to face the new problem. Sikandar and Tevar also shed tears with Kulfi. They both feel responsible for her tears. Kulfi wonders who is her real father. Kulfi questions Sikandar about Tevar’s truth. She asks him why did he lie to her and send her to Tevar. Sikandar breaks down and fails to answer her innocent questions.

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