Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Tulsi doubts Pari, as she hides the pain due to Ranvijay's abuse

The episode kicks off with Babji scolding Noina for insulting Tulsi, ordering her to apologize and bow her head. Noina's silent, so Babji explains the significance of the Tulsi plant, and she finally gets it. He orders her to apologize barefoot, so she removes her sandals and folds her hands in front of Tulsi. Both Noina and Tulsi get flashes of the past, and Noina's humiliation is enjoyed by Mihir, Ritik, Sobha, and Gayatri.

Mihir and Tulsi take blessings

Mihir and Tulsi take Babji's blessings, and he's thrilled to see their bond. The family takes turns seeking his blessings, and the Viranis head inside. Ritik playfully lifts Taru and Timsy, while Dev continues flirting with the girls.

Babji shares stories of Govardhan and Amba with Mihir and Tulsi, and asks Tulsi to speak up if she needs anything. Tulsi says she's heard a lot from her elders, and Babji tells her not to hesitate. Noina suggests Tulsi ask Babji for more time to repay, but Tulsi advises her to be patient.

Babji announces that accommodations have been arranged in the outhouse, and his son will guide everyone to their rooms. He extends an invitation to join the engagement ceremony, prompting the group to head towards their lodgings. As they prepare to leave, Tulsi notices marks on Pari's hand, which Pari quickly conceals. This scene sets a transition from the communal gathering to individual spaces, hinting at the potential for both privacy and hidden struggles. The sudden action of hiding the marks on Pari's hand creates a moment of suspense.

Engagement festivities kicks off

Gaurav shows Mihir and Tulsi to their room, and Noina asks about her accommodation. Gaurav assigns a room to Suchi and Noina together. Tulsi asks Gaurav to speak up if she needs anything, and he suggests they rest. Noina's disappointment grows.

Mihir praises the room's beauty to Tulsi and feels sorry for Noina's solo stay. He starts sharing thoughts on loneliness, but Tulsi exits the room.

The engagement ceremony kicks off with the bride and groom face-to-face. Tulsi notices marks on Pari's hand again, but Babji starts the ritual. He asks Tulsi to give the ordhni, and she wants to personally hand it to the bride. Everyone admires Tulsi's handmade ordhni, and she blesses the couple.

Pari hides her pain

Gayatri speaks of her mother's resilience, highlighting her unwavering strength. The ceremony progresses with the showering of flowers. Parth playfully throws flowers at Radha, while Tulsi senses an underlying unease in Pari's silence. Pari maintains a composed facade, participating in the rituals with a smile, yet her eyes betray a hidden pain.

Beneath the festive attire and forced smile, Pari conceals a deep suffering. Away from the family's view, she silently endures Ranvijay's cruelty. Despite his continued abuse, Pari chooses to suffer in silence, unwilling to disrupt the joyous occasion or burden Tulsi with her troubles. This reveals Pari's inner conflict and her decision to protect her loved ones.

Tulsi senses Pari's unease, but Pari carefully masks her truth. She believes silence preserves the family's fragile happiness. Overwhelmed, Pari breaks down, hugging Tulsi tightly. She reveals Ranvijay's cruelty, apologizing for not listening earlier. Tulsi consoles her, and Pari realizes her mistake – bearing the punishment alone.

Suddenly, Pari snaps out of it, telling Tulsi everything's fine. She claims she was talking to Ranvijay and heads to see Taru. Tulsi asks Gayatri about Pari, but Sobha intervenes, taking Tulsi away.

Tulsi discusses with Gayatri

Amidst the gathering, Tulsi seeks out Gayatri to discuss Pari, but before Gayatri can fully respond, Sobha interrupts, taking Tulsi away. Meanwhile, Babji directs Mihir to sit, then calls Tulsi to join him. All eyes are on Mihir and Tulsi as Babji places a gift in their hands, sharing words about love and commitment. Gaurav urges Mihir to open the box, revealing two rings inside.