Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Tulsi and Mihir’s Karwachauth celebration spoils Noina’s birthday party

The episode opens with Mihir questioning Shobha about Tulsi's whereabouts on Karwachauth. Shobha remarks on the futility of a fast when they're not even living together, expressing uncertainty about whether Tulsi observed the fast at all. She notes that Tulsi left the house cheerfully, implying that if Tulsi had fasted, she wouldn't have gone out. Mihir, concerned that Tulsi might be starving, is surprised she isn't home. Shobha observes that much has changed over the years. Mihir acknowledges their ongoing conflict but struggles to believe Tulsi wouldn't keep Karwachauth. Shobha reveals that Tulsi went shopping, prompting Mihir to leave in anger.

Unexpected surprise for Noina

Noina's birthday preparations were in full swing, with all of Mihir's favorite dishes ready. She made sure to order an eggless cake, knowing Mihir's preference. When Suchu inquired about Mihir's attendance, Noina was completely confident. The doorbell rang, and Noina, anticipating Mihir, opened the door. To her surprise, it was Tulsi, bearing a gift Mihir had sent. Tulsi expressed her disappointment at not being invited to the party, leading Noina to invite her inside. Just then, the doorbell rang again, and this time, it was Mihir.

Mihir confronts Shobha

Mihir greeted Noina with a yellow rose, wishing her a happy birthday. As Noina ushered him inside, Mihir was taken aback to see Tulsi already there. Tulsi announced she would drink water from Mihir's hand, as she was fasting. However, Mihir revealed that Shobha had informed him that Tulsi wasn't actually fasting. Mihir decided to call Shobha to clarify, only to discover it was a playful plan. When Tulsi inquired about the gift, Mihir was puzzled. Suddenly, Suchu called everyone to cut the cake.

Vrinda gets mocked by Supriya

Nitin's wife lashes out at him and Vrinda, questioning their judgment in rejecting Suhash's marriage proposal. She's especially disappointed in Nitin for not pushing Vrinda to accept the match. Nitin's conviction that Suhash wasn't right for Vrinda fuels his wife's anger, leading to a heated exchange.

As the tension escalates, Vrinda's emotions overwhelm her, and she breaks down in tears. Her distress reflects the pressure and stress she's under, caught between her family's expectations and her own desires.

Noina cuts the cake

At Noina's birthday celebration, Mitali encourages her to make a wish. Noina wishes for Mihir, catching everyone's attention. As cake is offered to Mihir, he declines, revealing he's fasting. Tulsi is surprised and touched by this gesture, her expression betraying a mix of emotions as she processes Mihir's thoughtful act.

Tulsi and Mihir celebrate Karwachauth

The moon appears, and Tulsi and Mihir break their fast, sharing water. Tulsi feeds Mihir a piece of Noina's birthday cake. They share a tender moment, which makes Noina jealous. Noina excuses herself, saying she will get the food ready.

Noina mocks Tulsi

Noina becomes angry, accusing Tulsi of ruining her birthday. Suchu claims she came for Mihir. Noina laments that her plan failed. As Noina taunts Tulsi, Tulsi appears, saying she expected this. Tulsi acknowledges that Noina entered Mihir's life for a reason and that she cannot repay her. Tulsi thanks Noina for making her Karwachauth beautiful. Mihir arrives, asking for food, and announces Mitali and Angad's roka ceremony, delighting Mitali.

Noina recalls her birthday

The scene shifts to the next morning. Noina reflects on the events of her birthday. Suddenly, Mitali arrives, wanting to discuss something important. Mitali shows Noina a video of Vrinda, attempting to manipulate her. Mitali urges Noina to get Vrinda fired, but Noina refuses.

Mihir makes Tulsi happy

Mihir and Tulsi walk in, and she spots a red rose peeking out of his pocket. Curious, Tulsi asks about it, pressing Mihir for answers. He finally confesses he bought the rose for her, but claims it's a symbol of his anger, not love. Tulsi's face lights up, and she's beaming with happiness, clearly thrilled by Mihir's gesture.