YRKKH Upcoming twists Yuvraj kidnaps Abhira

YRKKH Upcoming twists Yuvraj kidnaps Abhira

YRKKH Upcoming twists Yuvraj kidnaps Abhira. Armaan is reminded of Dadi’s words as he walks down the road, clearly emotional. He reassures himself that his mother can’t be wrong. Later on, he excuses himself from a confrontation with Madhav and takes some distance. Vidya observes this from afar. Meanwhile, Ruhi searches through her room for something and Manish and Swarna offer their help. After searching multiple times, Manish questions why Ruhi seems so restless and Swarna suspects that she may be looking for Armaan. This annoys Ruhi.

Vidya informs Armaan of Dadi’s love for him, to which Armaan replies with a confident affirmation. However, he also mentions Dadi’s feelings towards his biological mother, causing Vidya to question if he doubts her affection. Armaan reassures Vidya that Dadi has accepted him, but still feels a sense of sadness for not being born into the family. Vidya reminds him that the house is now his home and assures him that Dadi sees him as her pride and role model among his cousins. However, Armaan expresses his pain in this situation, leading Vidya to open up about her struggles and asking him to stop bringing tears to her eyes. She reminds him that their relationship will remain unchanged and they share an embrace as a sign of solidarity and support for one another.

Yuvraj demands Jagrat to open the door, while Jagrat informs him that the elections are over. Jagrat permits him to go outside and do as he pleases. Meanwhile, Armaan grows restless at the thought of talking to Ruhi and begins searching for her contact number. However, when Armaan tries to call Abhira for Ruhi’s number, she refuses to speak with him. Excited at the possibility of Armaan visiting her house, Ruhi stands stunned when Rohit introduces himself to the Goenkas and waits for Armaan’s call. As Rohit asks the Goenkas to keep the gifts, Manish reminds him to thank Dadi.

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Feeling happy that Soan Papadi was not sent as a gift, Manish decides to eat the sweets. On the other hand, Ruhi hopes that Armaan will have called her by now and asks Manish to avoid eating the sweets. Admiring how cute Ruhi looks while scolding, Rohit imagines that she would look even cuter while smiling. As the Poddars gather for Puja, Rohit wonders why there seems to be tension within their family. Despite dealing with their issues, both Armaan and Dadi seem keen on avoiding each other. While at the temple, Armaan and Ruhi both declare their love for one another grandly. Later on, Yuvraj abducts Abhira and she adamantly rejects his offer of an engagement ring. However, he warns her that if she doesn’t comply, he will forcibly take her to the mandap for their wedding. Eventually, Yuvraj coerces Abhira into marrying him.

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