Kulfi Kumar Bajewala Amyra and Kulfi worry for their parents’ separation. They seek help from the school principal so that they can come up with a clever plan to unite Sikandar and Lovely. Kulfi sings

Kulfi Kumar Bajewala Amyra directs a romantic play

Kulfi Kumar Bajewala Amyra and Kulfi worry for their parents’ separation. They seek help from the school principal so that they can come up with a clever plan to unite Sikandar and Lovely. Kulfi sings out her emotions once again and tries to convey her emotions. Sikandar and Lovely think of each other and regret on their decision of divorce. Kulfi tells the principal that she is worried for Sikandar and Lovely’s divorce. She wants them to save their marriage. Principal gets touched that Kulfi is so concerned for them, when she isn’t related to them. Kulfi hides the matter that she is also Sikandar’s daughter. Amyra tells principal that Sikandar and Lovely don’t want the divorce, but are just in anger.

Amyra asks Principal if there is some way that they can bring her parents together. Amyra and Kulfi get an idea and reach home to execute their emotional blackmail plan. Kulfi asks Sikandar to take part with her in the Christmas Carnival and make her win. She tells him that she doesn’t have parents and will back out if he doesn’t help. He doesn’t let her cry and tells her that he will take part with her. Amyra tells Lovely that Kulfi is giving her a competition again. Sikandar tells Kulfi that he will meet the principal. Amyra and Kulfi are teamed up, and want Sikandar and Lovely to team up too.

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Sikandar and Lovely don’t want to participate together, because of the ongoing issues. They reach the school and meet the principal to tell her that they won’t be participating as one team. They are ready to join anyone else. Principal tells them that rules can’t be changed for them, and they have to team up if they want their daughters to win. She tells them that she will make the girls out of the Christmas Carnival and then they would have to explain the girls about it.

Sikandar and Lovely agree to participate and go to meet their lawyers to take their advice regarding participation in the play. When the lawyers advice them not to take part in the play to avoid the issues, they lie to the lawyers that they didn’t give their nod for the play. They get in dilemma over keeping their girls’ hearts. Amyra and Kulfi are happy that their parents have agreed to take part in the play. They ask the principal to help them with a simple and sweet story. Principal understands what they mean and helps them to bring Sikandar and Lovely closer.

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Principal tells them that this play will make them sort their differences. Amyra and Kulfi are sure that their parents are the best and will defeat everyone by their union. Sikandar and Lovely try to meet and rehearse for the play. Lovely makes Sikandar request her, so that she meets him. Sikandar requests her to come. Amyra gets Lovely home. Sikandar gets glad to meet Lovely and Amyra after a long time. He wants his family with him again. Sikandar’s family is also happy to meet Lovely and Amyra. They express their happiness. Kulfi and Amyra try to bring them closer by the romantic play. Amyra is very happy to be back in her room. Sikandar turns emotional seeing her. He tells Amyra that he has missed her a lot. Kulfi and Amyra try to direct the play and make them fall in love all over again.

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