Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Nandini and Niyati clash over Rio and Parth’s capabilities

The episode begins with the Virani family discussing Tulsi's decision regarding the power of attorney. While several family members believe both Rio and Parth are capable candidates, Nandini raises concerns about placing trust in Rio so soon.

Tulsi listens carefully before making her position clear. She says she trusts Rio completely and believes he deserves a fair opportunity. At the same time, she reminds everyone that the power of attorney is not the same as ownership of the business. According to her, all family members will continue participating in important decisions.

Wanting to make a balanced choice, Tulsi calls both Rio and Parth home. Once they arrive, she announces that only one of them will receive the power of attorney.

To assess their business skills, Tulsi assigns them a task involving 5,000 Bandhani sarees. She asks both men to create a strategy that delivers the maximum benefit. The final decision, she says, will depend on the outcome of the challenge.

The announcement immediately creates excitement within the family. Everyone understands that the task could shape the future leadership of Virani Industries.

Meanwhile, discussions continue among the women of the house. Nandini and Niyati soon find themselves arguing over who deserves the responsibility more. As the debate grows intense, Tulsi steps in and asks both of them to stop comparing Rio and Parth.

She stresses that her focus is not on personal relationships but on identifying the person with the strongest business vision.

Parth focuses on profit while Rio takes a different route

Determined to win the challenge, Parth begins working on his strategy. He discusses his plans with Vaishnavi and carefully studies ways to maximise earnings from the sarees.

During their conversation, Vaishnavi reveals that she saw Rio transporting the sarees in an auto rickshaw. The information surprises Parth, who becomes curious about his competitor's approach.

Vaishnavi then takes charge of coordinating deliveries while Parth secures a promising business deal. He successfully presents the traditional Bandhani sarees with a modern appeal and manages to attract buyers willing to pay premium prices.

Confident about his plan, Parth believes he has already gained a major advantage. He cannot imagine how Rio could possibly compete with such strong profits. However, Rio is following a completely different path.

Instead of selling the sarees, he distributes them free of cost among underprivileged people. As news spreads through the area, large numbers of people gather to receive the sarees.

While handing them out, Rio asks the recipients to remember that the gift comes from Virani Industries. His intention is not to generate revenue but to build goodwill for the company.

The event soon attracts attention. A media representative records the distribution drive, capturing reactions from people receiving the sarees. Rio quietly continues his work, choosing social impact over financial gain.

Rio's strategy shocks the family

Later, Parth returns home feeling confident about his performance. In front of the entire family, he proudly announces that he has sold all 5,000 sarees.

He reveals that the sarees were sold at four times their original value, generating significant profits. The family appreciates his effort, and Tulsi acknowledges the strength of his business strategy. However, she also notices that Rio has not yet returned.

When Rio finally arrives, Parth wastes no time mocking him. Certain of his victory, he repeats how much profit he earned from the assignment. The atmosphere changes when Rio calmly reveals that he made absolutely no profit from the sarees. His statement shocks everyone in the room. Family members immediately ask what happened to the inventory and whether the challenge was taken seriously.

In response, Rio plays a news report covering his initiative. The report shows underprivileged people thanking Tulsi and Virani Industries for gifting them new sarees. The positive media coverage leaves the family surprised. Instead of earning money, Rio has generated widespread goodwill and strengthened the company's public image.

Tulsi watches the report carefully and feels proud of Rio's unconventional thinking. While Parth focused on immediate profits, Rio chose a strategy that built trust and respect for the Virani name. The episode ends with the family reflecting on two very different definitions of success, while Tulsi quietly evaluates which approach truly deserves the power of attorney.