Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Tulsi faints seeing Pari’s shocking reality with Ranvijay

The scene opens with Tulsi arriving at the chawl, seeking clarification from Vrinda about the reason for the summons. Vrinda, instead of immediately responding, instructs Tulsi to wait, promising that she will soon understand the situation. As they position themselves behind a wall, anticipating the arrival of Pari, Tulsi expresses her impatience, lamenting the half-hour wait. She voices her regret at having come, but Vrinda urges her to remain. Tulsi asserts that Pari has no connection to the chawl, and as she begins to leave, her attention is caught by the sight of Pari in the chawl, engaged in a conversation with someone, leaving her visibly shocked.

Tulsi gets shattered

Pari's appearance at Ranvijay's doorstep and his subsequent welcoming of her shocks Tulsi, who witnesses the scene. Overwhelmed by the sight of Pari and Ranvijay embracing, Tulsi collapses, overcome with emotion. Vrinda attempts to revive Tulsi by splashing water on her face and asks her to eat some sugar, as she regains consciousness, Vrinda apologizes to Tulsi for the revelation and asking her to visit her chawl. Before she can further explain, Vrinda is called by her mother for a ritual and departs, leaving Tulsi alone, consumed by inconsolable grief. The revelation of Pari's connection to Ranvijay shatters Tulsi, leaving her to grapple with the painful truth.

Noina helps Mihir

The narrative transitions to Noina presiding over a meeting, expressing gratitude to the Gujarati community for their support of Mihir. The assembled members unanimously resolve to sever all business ties with Ajay and his family. Mihir questions Noina's decision to convene the meeting, prompting Noina to voice her concerns about the societal judgment Pari will face as a divorced woman returning to her parental home. Noina fears that Pari will be unfairly blamed, disregarding the husband's potential culpability in the marriage's failure. To safeguard Pari's reputation, Noina advocates for her remarriage. Mihir, upon receiving a courier and reacting with shock, departs for home.

Tulsi blames herself

Tulsi, consumed by memories of Pari's deceptions, reflects on the situation, taking responsibility for the unfolding events. Overwhelmed with emotion, she laments her perceived failings as a mother. Determined to address the situation, Tulsi resolves to reveal everything to Mihir, seeking to unburden herself and find a resolution to the complex issues at hand.

Hemant and Mihir’s emotional moments

The scene opens with Gayatri offering coffee to Hemant, expressing her joy at her son's return after years of waiting. Suddenly, Mihir enters, visibly enraged, and confronts Hemant, demanding to know his actions. As Gayatri inquires about the situation, Mihir presents her with documents, leaving her in shock. He reveals his decision to return the business he had entrusted to Hemant. Hemant, referencing the story of Lord Ram and Bharat, attempts to justify his actions. Mihir, however, stands firm in his decision. Hemant apologizes, prompting Mihir to recount Hemant's past actions. Mihir then demands that Hemant relinquish everything if he is returning the business. Hemant discusses returning things to Mihir. Mihir reflects on their shared history, recalling the numerous things he provided Hemant throughout their lives, from childhood toys to clothing. Overwhelmed with emotion, Mihir cherishes their brotherly bond. Hemant falls at Mihir's feet, and the brothers share an emotional moment, while Gayatri looks on with anger.

Vrinda remains disinterested in her Sakharpuda

At Vrinda's Sakharpuda ceremony, she is consumed by tension. Her mother presents Suhash with a gold chain, but secretly reveals to someone nearby that it is merely gold-plated.

Gayatri confronts Hemant

Gayatri confronts Hemant, suggesting that Mihir has manipulated him, likely influenced by Tulsi. She laments that they have not provided for their son. Hemant urges her not to harbor negative thoughts, emphasizing that he values their love and care over material wealth. Gayatri, however, expresses her resentment towards Mihir's actions.