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Yeh Un Dinon Ki Baat: Big accusations on Sameer-Naina

Yeh Un Dinon Ki Baat Hai: Mr. Sumani decides to file a case against Naina fearing about the consequences if her family files a kidnapping case against Sameer. Vishaka gets upset with Sameer. Taya ji, Tayi ji, and Rakesh get angry reading Naina’s letter for Sameer. Naina and Sameer have a slow-paced romance while away from the family. Anand returns home and is shocked to know that Naina eloped from home. He asks Rakesh to wait for their return and not to file the case. Naina and Sameer return home. Naina tells Anand that they didn’t elope from home, but was waiting for him to come back home. Anand gets angry and slaps Naina. Naina and Sameer are shocked. Naina asks Sameer to please go from there.

Anand asks why they took such a decision when he promised them that he will talk to the family after his return. Everyone is shocked to know that Anand knew about their love. Rakesh blames Anand for Naina’s decision.

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He tells him that they caught Naina and Sameer riding on the bike and came to know about them when they tried to get Naina marry Sharad, she eloped with Sameer. Anand argues with them and tells that Naina will not marry Sharad. Although he is upset with their move but tries to convince them to agree for Naina and Sameer’s marriage. Rakesh tells that he is the father and will decide. Anand says even he has right on Naina’s life as he brought her up. Tai ji blames Anand and Bela for Naina’s love. She blames Naina for eloping with Sameer.

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