Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Noina agrees to perform in the Navratri dance competition; Pari’s plan works

The scene unfolds with Tulsi devoutly performing the Navratri puja, while Mihir participates remotely via video call, echoing her prayers and mantras in perfect harmony. Meanwhile, Pari visits Noina's office, visibly concerned about the household's growing unrest due to Mihir's prolonged absence. Pari confides in Noina, expressing her belief that everything would return to normal if Mihir came back home. Noina questions Pari's decision to involve her in this matter, to which Pari responds that Noina's influence over Mihir is the reason she's seeking her help. Noina cautions that convincing Mihir won't be an easy task.

Pari requests Noina

Pari shares her plan with Noina to organize a Navratri dance competition at their home, hoping to entice Mihir to return. She reveals that Mihir's friends, including her, have been invited to participate. Pari then turns to Noina and requests her to join the competition, but Noina politely declines, stating that while she'll try to convince Mihir to attend, she herself won't be performing. Pari teases Noina, mentioning that Mihir once spoke fondly of Noina's dancing skills, particularly a college competition routine. Pari's words strike a chord, and she reiterates her request for Noina to participate. Noina, touched by Pari's sincerity, agrees to focus on bringing Mihir to the event. Pari expresses her deep affection for Noina, considering her a mother figure and appreciating her guidance and support.

Pari join hands with Mitali

As Pari exits the office, she encounters Mitali, and they strike up a conversation. Pari mentions the upcoming Navratri dance competition, inviting Mitali to join in on the festivities. Mitali confirms she'll be there, but expresses doubts about others attending, specifically mentioning Vrinda. Pari's curiosity is piqued, and Mitali reveals that Vrinda has resigned from her job and is currently serving her notice period. Pari's eyes light up with a hint of mischief as she asks Mitali to bring Vrinda to the competition, citing the importance of "revenge." Mitali agrees to help, and Pari compliments her on her vibe, saying "I like your vibe." With a sense of anticipation, Pari leaves the office, leaving Mitali wondering about the true intentions behind the dance competition.

Noina pleads to Mihir

The scene shifts to Mihir, who is resolute in his decision to stay away from home. Noina questions his stance, wondering why he's taking such a hard line. She informs him about the Navratri function at his house, emphasizing that it's essential for him to be there, especially since colleagues and friends will be attending. Mihir remains adamant, refusing to budge. Noina then reveals that she'll skip the event and won't dance if Mihir can't make it. However, Mihir's demeanor changes when he learns that Noina will be dancing, and he starts reminiscing about their college days. Noina notices Mihir's subtle smile and seizes the opportunity, expressing her love for seeing him happy. She gently requests Mihir to reconsider and come home for the festival.

Viren returns

The scene erupts with Viren's intense rage as he confronts Sandhya, lashing out at the entire Parekh family. He asserts his legal claim over Sandhya, demanding she return home with him. The situation escalates when Viren attempts to physically harm Sandhya, but Ajay intervenes, leading to a heated altercation. Ajay produces the divorce papers, revealing that Sandhya has signed, and it's now Viren's turn to finalize the separation. Viren is stunned, realizing the reality of the situation. Ajay warns Viren of the consequences, threatening to have him jailed again if he doesn't back off.

Angad saves Vrinda

The scene shifts to Angad, who walks into a room to retrieve his car keys, only to find Vrinda standing outside, holding his files. Meanwhile, Viren is on a phone call, discussing his recent signing of divorce papers. Upon noticing Vrinda, Viren's demeanor darkens, and he becomes fixated on her. He approaches Vrinda, touching her without consent, and she confronts him about his release. Viren nonchalantly reveals he's out on bail, and his tone shifts to one of menace as he demands Vrinda settle her "hisab" with him. He attempts to lure her into starting anew, but Vrinda's unease is palpable.

Just as Viren's threats escalate, Angad intervenes, punching Viren in the face. Angad's anger boils over, and he beats Viren, warning him to leave his life behind and stay away from his family. Angad's ultimatum is clear: Viren's life will be over if he ever crosses him or his loved ones again.

As Angad beats Viren, Vrinda notices Angad's hand getting hurt. She quickly tears her dupatta and gently wraps it around his injured hand. Their eyes meet, and for a moment, they share a tender connection. However, Angad's demeanor quickly shifts back to anger, and he brushes off Vrinda's concern, saying he would have helped anyone else in the same situation. With that, he turns and leaves, leaving Vrinda feeling a mix of gratitude and subtle rejection.

Pari plans against Tulsi

The scene shifts to the Virani house, where Navratri decorations are underway. Pari, spotting Tulsi, discusses Noina with a friend, revealing Noina's dance performance. Pari then checks with Mitali, who confirms her preparations. Mitali visits Vrinda's house, urging her to attend the function despite Vrinda and Suhash's reluctance. Mitali mentions a bonus, and Vrinda's sister-in-law overhears and agrees to send her. Mitali then informs Pari that Vrinda is planning to attend the competition.