Kulfi Kumar Tonight: Kulfi turns elated and judgmental

Kulfi Kumar Tonight: Kulfi turns elated and judgmental

Kulfi Kumar Tonight: Sikandar wishes that Tevar doesn’t tell anything to Kulfi or Amyra. Kulfi wakes up and look for Tevar. She finds him missing. Sikandar receives Tevar’s shocking letter. He learns that Tevar has gone. He tells Kulfi that Tevar has left her, he won’t come back and he has abandoned her. She gets devastated knowing this. She wonders how can Tevar disown her. The sorrow gets higher for her, when he tells her that Tevar learnt the truth about her, that she isn’t his biological daughter. He tells her that he will raise her now. He asks her not to worry. She loses Tevar once again. She feels that she gets some love from a dear one and then loses that person.

She misses Tevar. Sikandar tells her that she will get Tevar back. Amyra learns that Tevar has left her forever. Amyra feels guilty that Kulfi is left alone. She worries that Sikandar won’t let Kulfi go away now. She gets scolding Kulfi for calling troubles for her once again. She vents anger on Kulfi.

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She asks Kulfi to just leave from her house. Kulfi doesn’t want to leave, by disobeying Sikandar. She feels bad when Amyra blasts anger on her. Kulfi leaves from the house and reaches the temple, where she sings and appeals to the Goddess. She wants the Goddess to give her all the answers she deserves to know. She wants to get her father and gives the big responsibility to the Goddess.

Moreover, Sikandar returns home and feels he can’t find Tevar now. He vents out his anger on Lovely, who acts good in front of him. He tells her that she is the bad omen on everyone’s lives. He holds her responsible for ruining their lives completely. Sikandar reads out Tevar’s emotional letter. He breaks down that Lovely has manipulated them for her selfish motives. Tevar states that he is leaving Kulfi for her betterment, since he isn’t able to give her anything.

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Kulfi’s prayers get answered when she meets her uncle. She gets happy to meet Sittu after a long time. Sikandar tells Lovely that she won’t turn away from Kulfi’s responsibilities. He wants to adopt Kulfi. Sittu apologizes to Kulfi that he couldn’t help her before. She reveals to him that Tevar has also abandoned her, knowing she isn’t his daughter. He tells her that her real father is close to her and loves her too. She gets happy and asks him about her father.

He reveals Sikandar’s name to her, which makes her elated. Sikandar looks for Kulfi at home and learns that even she is missing. It becomes a big moment for Kulfi to know about Sikandar. Sikandar rushes to find Kulfi. Kulfi gets angered thinking Sikandar is the same man who have given a painful life to her mother. She wants to know how to judge Sikandar, over the past and present scenario.

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