Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Mihir reveals being engaged to someone else before getting married to Tulsi

The episode takes a dramatic turn when Mitali, while feeding sweets to Angad, suddenly becomes possessed by a ghost. Her voice changes, and she introduces herself as Bantu, ordering Angad to eat the mithai. In a shocking twist, Mitali, now under the ghost's influence, lashes out at her mother. Angad tries to calm her down and takes her away to avoid further conflict. However, Mitali's behavior becomes increasingly erratic as she charges at Angad before collapsing unconscious.

As Mitali regains consciousness, Suchu and Noina are overwhelmed with worry. Mitali, still disoriented, begins to express her feelings of awkwardness and unease, her voice filled with tears. She turns to Noina, seeking answers and asking what exactly happened. Noina, with a heavy heart, explains the situation, revealing that Mitali was possessed. Angad, sensing her distress and fear, steps forward to offer comfort and reassurance. He promises her that she will receive the necessary treatment to help her recover and overcome the ordeal she has endured.

Shobha confronts Angad

Shobha notices Angad's distant expression and asks if everything is okay. Angad inquires about the role of love in a relationship, questioning whether its absence can lead to its breakdown. Shobha emphasizes the importance of love, but Angad presses on, asking if it's right to love someone else while planning to marry another person. Shobha senses something is amiss and asks Angad directly if he loves someone else, but he denies it.

Vrinda thinks about Angad

The scene shifts to Vrinda, lost in thought as she wonders if she's in love with Angad. Her introspection is interrupted when she accidentally hurts herself while walking, and her brother catches her. Meanwhile, Angad is seen recalling his conversations with Vrinda, including Tulsi's words about her.

Nitin questions Vrinda

In a parallel conversation, Vrinda confides in Nitin about her friend's question regarding her feelings for Angad. Nitin probes further, questioning Angad's intentions and care towards Vrinda, making her defensive about Angad's actions. The conversations leave both Angad and Vrinda grappling with their emotions.

Angad's Dilemma: Love or Duty?

Shobha sensed Angad's inner turmoil and offered words of wisdom, understanding what he was going through and knowing exactly who he had feelings for. She emphasized that the decision at hand would impact not just his life but two others, urging him to make a wise choice. With a caring tone, she reminded him that it was his life, and he needed to decide what was best for him. As she prepared to leave, she asked about Vrinda, calling her a nice girl, and wistfully mentioned that she would have considered Vrinda for Angad's marriage if not for Mitali.

Mihir talks to Angad

As Shobha departed, Mihir approached Angad, teasing him about his impending marriage. Angad opened up to Mihir about his doubts, confessing that he wished he could marry a woman he truly loved. Mihir listened intently, sharing his own story of being engaged to someone else before marrying Tulsi.

Mihir's expression turned serious as he advised Angad to be loyal to himself. "You have to be true to your own feelings," Mihir emphasized, his words offering a valuable perspective to Angad's dilemma. Angad's questions and doubts were met with Mihir's honest and reassuring words.

Vrinda’s mind remembers Angad

As Vrinda drifted off to sleep, her mind wandered to Angad, and she couldn't shake off the thoughts of him. She began to imagine scenarios where she and Angad were together, their laughter and conversations playing out in her mind like a dream.

As she sank deeper into her thoughts, Vrinda's imagination took a more intimate turn. She pictured Angad standing close to her, his eyes locked on hers, and her heart skipped a beat. Suddenly, her mind posed the question: "Do I really love him?" Vrinda's imaginary self hesitated, her thoughts swirling in confusion. She tried to conjure up a response, but her mind remained blank.