Silsila: Kunal-Mauli's unexpected 'Play with Fire'

Silsila: Kunal-Mauli’s unexpected ‘Play with Fire’

Silsila: Kunal gets a good surprise seeing Mauli in his house. He saves her from an accident. He learns that Pari is called Mauli home. Pari likes the soup prepared by Mauli. She asks Mauli to come home every day. Mauli likes innocent Pari’s talk. Kunal gets too overjoyed by this sight of a happy family. Pari tells him that Mauli has come to look after her. Kunal gets formal and thanks Mauli for coming over to look after Nandini and his daughter. Kunal informs Radhika that Mauli has come home for the sake of Pari. He feels Mauli has a big heart, since she is looking after Nandini’s daughter.

Radhika gets glad that Kunal and Mauli are together. She wants Mauli to settle back with Kunal, so that the lives of both the girls come on right track. Dida opposes Radhika. She tells Radhika that Mauli meeting Kunal isn’t good for the relation with Ishaan. She alerts Radhika that there will be huge clashes in between Ishaan and Kunal.

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She doesn’t want Mauli to put herself in trouble. She feels Mauli hasn’t moved on, she is still after Kunal. Radhika believes that Mauli is surely going to marry Ishaan. Dida feels Mauli still loves Kunal and not Ishaan. Dida worries for Mauli, and moreover Ishaan’s heartbreak.

Meanwhile, Mauli sings praises of Ishaan, who supported her and handled Mishti, while she came here to meet Pari. Kunal appreciates Ishaan and Mauli’s understanding. He tells her that Ishaan is really the best life partner for her. Pari doesn’t let Mauli go. She makes Mauli and Kunal play games with her. She brings them more closer and together by her mischief. Dida awaits Mauli. She fears that Mishti will learn about Mauli’s visit to Pari. Mishti questions Radhika about Mauli. Radhika gets speechless and lies to her. Mauli and Kunal recollect the old days while playing the game. They realize what they have missed in the past. Pari calls Kunal a cheater.

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Kunal laughs off that his trick got caught. Mauli realizes that Kunal has really cheated her. She slips back into the bitter past. She feels bad thinking how Kunal and Nandini have betrayed her. Mauli speaks to Mishti over call and lies to her about visiting a patient. Mishti overhears Kunal and Pari’s voice on the call and decides to question Mauli when she returns home. She learns that Mauli is with Pari.

She gets hugely upset and calls Mauli home. Pari gets motherly affection from Mauli, which she always yearned for. She tells Mauli that she will try to bring back her dad on the right track. She wishes Mauli and Kunal unite, and puts them in a fix. Pari wants a mother in her life. Kunal knows this won’t be possible. He gets appreciating Mauli’s efforts. Dida fears that Kunal and Mauli are playing with fire, and this can burn all their precious relations.

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