Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Tulsi assures Pratap to repay the loan in just three months

The episode opens with Tulsi promising Babji to address his request after the wedding, but Babji insists on an immediate answer. Babji then speaks with Tulsi and Mihir, aware of their need for more time to repay the loan. Tulsi explains that Shantiniketan represents their elders' blessings, hence her request for a few months.

Babji grants their request and discusses Dev's potential alliance with Mihir. Mihir agrees it would be their pleasure to proceed with the alliance. Tulsi asks Babji to give them time to discuss with Dev. Babji urges Tulsi to seek Dev's consent, anticipating a positive response.

Tulsi and Mihir’s conversation with Dev and Saloni

Following the initial discussions, Tulsi requests that Mihir speak with Dev, who is taken aback by the unexpected marriage proposal. Dev, expressing a desire for independence, voices his reservations, prioritizing his personal freedom above the commitment. Mihir, understanding the gravity of the situation, encourages Dev to thoughtfully consider the proposal, leaving Dev in a state of uncertainty and contemplation. Tulsi, sensing Dev's hesitation, reassures him that she will take charge, promising to navigate the complexities and manage the situation, thereby attempting to alleviate his concerns.

Mihir questions Tulsi's approach, knowing Babji's expectations. Tulsi emphasizes that this is not a business transaction and plans to speak with Babji after the wedding. Noina overhears their conversation.

The wedding proceeds with joy, and the couple completes the pheras. Dev receives a message and excuses himself. Dev confronts Noina about the call, and she points out his missed opportunity. Noina encourages Dev to embrace the chance for a luxurious life through marriage. Dev admits his dislike for Saloni, but Noina insists on the financial benefits. She paints a picture of a princely lifestyle, urging Dev to act swiftly as Tulsi plans to inform Babji of his decision.

Tulsi suggests involving the children in the decision-making process, and Dev announces his willingness to marry Saloni. He seeks blessings from Babji, and Tulsi questions Dev's decision. Dev explains his thoughtful consideration, confirming to Tulsi and Mihir his positive feelings for Saloni, leading Babji to finalize the alliance.

Tulsi calls for Saloni, with Gaurav bringing her forward. Tulsi seeks Saloni's decision, and Saloni mentions an exam in three months. Gaurav suggests she focus on the exam before marriage. Saloni expresses her happiness, and Gaurav shares their joy. He highlights Tulsi's nurturing nature, promising she will care for Saloni like a mother.

Dev sees perfect partner in Saloni

Saloni, seeking a resolution, asks Gaurav to facilitate a conversation with Dev, hoping to bridge the gap between them. Gaurav, understanding the importance of direct communication, encourages Dev to engage in dialogue with Saloni, fostering a space for understanding. Meanwhile, Noina shares with Mihir her success in persuading Dev to agree to the marriage proposal. Mihir, however, is doubtful, questioning the feasibility of such a quick turnaround. Noina then elaborates on her persuasive tactics, detailing the methods she employed to sway Dev's decision. Mihir, reminding her of the underlying motivations, points out that Babji's preference for the alliance stems from honoring Tulsi's wishes, which adds another layer of complexity to the situation.

Dev openly confesses his deep affection for Saloni, a sentiment she reciprocates, while also urging him to make his decision freely, without external pressures.

Dev is charmed by Saloni's unassuming nature, idealizing her as his perfect match. He envisions a life of effortless bliss, yet Saloni swiftly counters his romanticized expectations. He then proposes marriage, suggesting they formalize their union after she completes her upcoming exam.

Tulsi seeks 3 months

Tulsi assures Babji of their imminent repayment, leading him to question the risk to Shantiniketan. Babji offers a decade-long grace period due to their family's alliance, while Tulsi requests a mere three months. Gaurav advises Mihir to maintain a clear distinction between their alliance and their business dealings. Gaurav reassures Mihir that Tulsi's efforts will ensure Shantiniketan's continued stability.