Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Noina declines company stake, Gautam recalls childhood and gets emotional

In today’s episode of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2, the focus shifts to a tense courtroom battle over Dimsy’s custody, with Gomzy stepping forward to support Ritik. The episode opens with a parallel conflict, as Mihir and Noina address their business partnership with legal representatives present.

A lawyer explains how shares and assets will be divided between them. However, Noina interrupts and clearly states that she does not want any share, asset or stake in the company. She insists that her only intention is to end the partnership. Mihir reacts sharply, questioning why she is creating unnecessary drama and asking her to take what is rightfully hers. Noina refuses again, maintaining her stance.

Later, in a private moment, her sister questions her decision. Noina reveals that she does not want anything because she is dying. The statement adds a layer of emotional complexity, even as Mihir appears detached, telling Chachi that he is not concerned about Noina’s choices.

Meanwhile, Gomzy is seen going through an old photo album, which brings back memories. Paridhi notices his emotional state and joins him. During their conversation, Gomzy learns that Tulsi had travelled to Surat to retrieve important papers related to Shanti Niketan. He also finds out that Tulsi is unaware of Mitali’s legal notice. Gomzy makes it clear that despite reconnecting with the family, he does not intend to return to Shanti Niketan.

Gautam takes strong stand in custody hearing

The narrative then moves to the courtroom, where Gomzy represents Ritik’s side in the custody case. He questions Mitali’s ability to raise Dimsy and brings her to the witness stand.

During the hearing, Gomzy raises multiple points about her parenting choices. He refers to instances where she travelled shortly after childbirth and questions her priorities. He also mentions that she chose to feed Dimsy formula milk to maintain her physical appearance. Bringing further evidence, Gomzy points to her recent trip to Dehradun for a pageant, presenting documents to support his claims.

Through his arguments, Gomzy attempts to establish that Mitali may not be able to provide a stable environment for the child. His line of questioning puts pressure on Mitali, while the courtroom observes the exchange closely.

After hearing both sides, the judge decides to adjourn the matter, stating that a decision will be announced later. Outside the courtroom, Ritik expresses gratitude to Gomzy for supporting him. In response, Gomzy says that he is only repaying a past debt, referring to a time when he had stood against Pari.

Ram Navami celebrations mask tension at factory

Alongside the legal developments, events at the Virani factory continue to unfold. Bharti confronts Angad for accepting the role of Lord Ram in the upcoming Ram Navami function. Angad appears uncomfortable during the interaction and tries to avoid the conversation, but Bharti insists on speaking.

She eventually reveals that her frustration stemmed from not being selected as Sita. She admits that she had written her own name repeatedly during the selection process, along with Angad’s name for Ram. She also confesses her feelings for him, leaving Angad visibly surprised.

Later, Angad visits Vrinda and shares what happened. Vrinda initially reacts with concern but soon takes the situation lightly. She assures Angad that she trusts him and does not doubt his intentions. Their conversation shifts to the possibility that someone from the management or worker group may have influenced the final selection.

As the Ram Navami event begins, Angad and Vrinda arrive dressed as Ram and Sita, seated on a decorated chariot. The celebration appears grand, with workers participating enthusiastically. However, Vrinda remains uneasy, sensing that something is not right.

The episode closes with a hint of suspense, as members of the management team are seen moving discreetly in the background. The contrast between the festive setting and hidden activity suggests that another conflict may soon emerge, even as the custody case continues to unfold.