Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Ranvijay wins custody battle after divorce; Tulsi fumes with anger

Hemant shocks the court by demanding a divorce for Pari and Ranvijay, citing irreconcilable differences. Gautam objects, stating he also wants a divorce but Ranvijay has concerns. Gautam lists Ranvijay's contributions, requesting equal share of assets to compensate for potential financial losses, with Mihir offering to pay any amount.

Gautam demands Garima's custody be granted to Ranvijay, citing his parental rights. Pari opposes, citing Ranvijay's irresponsible behavior and lack of love for Garima, highlighting his neglect as a father. The judge intervenes, asking Pari to sit, and Ranvijay shares intimate details about Garima, claiming he wants to provide a proper life for her. Pari is skeptical, whispering to Tulsi that Ranvijay is bluffing.

Ranvijay wins the custody battle

In the courtroom drama, Ranvijay passionately advocates for a father's equal rights, his sole desire being to have his daughter. Following Gautam's concluding remarks, the judge delivers a pivotal statement, highlighting the essential need for a child to have both parents present. The court is then adjourned, granting a moment for reconsideration of Ranvijay's family's plea, which leaves everyone in a state of suspense. Pari, visibly concerned and uncertain about the impending outcome, watches as the courtroom drama unfolds, the final verdict hanging in the balance.

The courtroom's decision is a devastating blow: divorce granted, and Ranvijay secures custody of Garima. The Viranis are ordered to respect Ranvijay's rights, and the family reels from the defeat. While Ranvijay and Gautam celebrate their victory, the Viranis are left in disgrace. Tulsi confronts Gautam, questioning his actions and reminding him of Ranvijay's true nature. She emphasizes the importance of fairness, but Gautam defends his choices, urging her to confront her own biases.

Tulsi fumes with anger

Tulsi's memories flood back, reminding her of past injustices. She brings up Karan, echoing the sentiment of unfairness, now mirrored in her own son's actions. Ranvijay's taunts add to the tension, but Gautam intervenes, removing him from the scene. Meanwhile, the opposing party, led by Noina, revels in the Viranis' downfall, adding insult to injury. Tulsi is left heartbroken by the court's verdict and the actions of those closest to her.

Gautam and Ranvijay's celebration continues in the car, with Ranvijay revealing that Angad is now in his care. Gautam quickly steers the conversation away from the Viranis, focusing instead on the financial implications of their victory. He admits that his primary motivation was revenge for the humiliation he endured at the hands of the Virani family, a sentiment Ranvijay fully understands.

Gautam prepares to meet Noina

At the airport, Gautam prepares to depart, only to be met by Noina. She expresses her gratitude, but Gautam is quick to clarify that his actions were driven by personal motives, not a desire to help her. He emphasizes that she is causing pain to his family, a consequence he believes they deserve.

Gautam ends the conversation abruptly, expressing his desire to never see Noina again. As he leaves, Noina reflects on the situation, satisfied that her objectives have been achieved.

Sobha and Tulsi are still reeling from Gautam's actions, with Tulsi admitting her own confusion about his motives. Vrinda then inquires about the individual whom Gautam holds in high regard.

Noina celebrates Tulsi’s downfall

Noina expresses her elation to Suchu, celebrating Tulsi's downfall as a victory that has restored her own self-respect. Her ego is now satisfied. Meanwhile, Tulsi questions Sobha about the nature of Gautam's triumph. She acknowledges her own missteps, but Sobha reassures her that she was not at fault.

Sobha reminds Tulsi of her unwavering dedication to Gautam, highlighting the sacrifices she made for him. She laments the fact that Gautam continues to blame his parents for his problems. Sobha emphasizes her equal love for all her children, leaving Tulsi deeply wounded by Gautam's words.