Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hain 2nd March 2024 Written Episode Update on worldofentertainment.in
Dadi asks Abhira to come. Manisha high-fives her and says to enjoy. All the best. Abhira goes. Vidya says you have a friendship with Abhira. Manisha says no. Suwarna asks Manish to see Agarwal’s granddaughter. Ruhi says she was my schoolmate, and I liked her. Manish says Pakhi used to fight. Ruhi says she’s changed a lot since then.
The man says Vikas is thinking. He sees Ruhi. She says I’ll get your medicines. She recalls Armaan’s words. She asks if you have food. It seems you are making us work. Let me know who you like. Vikas says she’s in the house, and I like Ruhi for my Manav. Armaan says he came online… and smiles. Manish asks what you’re saying, you met Kaveri, Ruhi won’t be here, we can’t do anything. Vikas replies that Rohit won’t return, so will she wait forever for him?
We also want her to move on, but…. Manish says, calm down, listen to me. We like Manav and Ruhi together, but they also need to enjoy each other. As Ruhi reads Armaan’s message, she says he’s trying to avoid me. I know he’s worried, so I’m here to talk. Vikas says that’s fine if they don’t like each other. Manish asks if our friendship will not be affected.
No, Vikas says, where will I find a friend to make such great kachoris, please think about Manav once and we’ll meet them. Suwarna nods. Abhira messages Armaan. The lady says we’ll talk about it in five minutes. Dadi says okay. She opens her purse and looks in it. Armaan says thanks, don’t do anything that is trademark Abhira. Abhira asks what that means.
Dadi asks Abhira if you saw my speech, did I forget about it at home. Abhira says no, but you wrote it, you’ll remember it. Dadi stumbles. Abhira gives her some water. She asks whether she took her blood pressure medicines today. Dadi says no. Abhira asks if you got along. She holds her head. Abhira gives her some ORS drink. She says we will go home. Dadi says no, people are waiting for my speech.
While arguing, Abhira says you can’t stand so that we will go home. Dadi comes and asks Dadi to come. Kajal gets tea for Sanjay. He throws the tea cup at her in anger and scolds her. She cries. As a result of your inability to control Krish and Charu, I have never seen a worse daughter, wife, or mother than you. Armaan asks her, Maa, are you okay? Vidya says you are still worried for me.
He says I didn’t feel wrong about Charu’s words. She says you’re my dearest son. He says please speak to Dadisa about Charu’s internship. Dadi asks Abhira to wait. She greets on stage. She says these days the world has moved forward. She says Abhira calls her and says everyone wants to hear your speech, just repeat what I said, I promise I won’t mess it up.
It is important to give rights to daughters, since when daughters go ahead, families, society and countries will move forward as well. A mother has dreams of her daughter marrying, but it is time to change that dream. Everyone claps when Abhira goes to Dadi. The lady says she is Abhira, Kaveri’s grandson’s wife. Vidya says you know what Maasa will say to you. Armaan says we should support Charu. Abhira is right. Charu is hurt, so talk to Dadi for my sake.
Abhira looks at Dadi and says you saved my respect today, when I’m happy, I give toffee to you, but you deserve more than toffee today. Abhira nods. Dadi says take anything you want. Abhira sees the jewelry and other things. Manisha asks how this miracle happened. Dadi asks Abhira what she wants, and she can take two things: a laptop, car, or necklace.
Abhira says I want one thing: I want you to give Charu permission for his internship. Dadi says ask for anything else. Abhira argues and says he does not wish to be called a hypocrite. Dadi asks who else thinks I am a hypocrite and a liar. Vidya says you are our Maasa, but we disagree, but Abhira has the right idea.
Precap:
If either of us falls in love then… She gets Ruhi and says true love never changes, and if you love that girl, you’ll go back to her. He says the relationship can never be joined now. Ruhi is shocked.
