Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Tulsi loses her temper and slaps Angad as he calls Ritik their ENEMY

The episode begins with Vrinda discovering Angad's secret deal with Ranvijay to save Mihir's company. Angad made the decision without informing their family. Vrinda confronts Angad, warning him not to trust Ranvijay, who she believes will betray him. However, Angad refuses to listen and proceeds with the plan. Vrinda's concerns stem from Ranvijay's questionable intentions, and she fears Angad's decision will have severe consequences. Despite her warnings, Angad remains resolute, determined to save the company, unaware of the potential risks that lie ahead.

Ranvijay shocks everyone

Ranvijay subsequently calls a board meeting, inviting Tulsi, Ritik, and others to attend it. During the meeting, he expresses his disapproval of Ritik's decision to sell the factory to Tulsi at a significantly undervalued price, suggesting that other potential buyers might have offered more favorable terms. As a shareholder, Ranvijay asserts his right to scrutinize the decision and argues that the company should not be transferred to Tulsi's ownership without further consideration.

Ritik dismisses Ranvijay, saying his small shareholding can't cause trouble. Ranvijay reveals Angad gave him power of attorney over his shares. This boosts his stake and influence greatly. He stresses his new power to change company decisions. The news shocks Tulsi, Noina, and Ritik. The power dynamic shifts dramatically. Ranvijay's move changes everything. Ritik, Tulsi, and Noina are stunned by this turn of events. They now face a serious challenge. The company's future hangs in the balance. This move could change everything. The revelation creates tension. The impact of Angad's decision is huge. It leaves everyone reeling. The shock is evident on their faces.

Vrinda and Tulsi worry about Angad's actions. Vrinda wants to confront him directly to understand why. But Tulsi stops her, insisting she'll handle it personally. Tulsi's determined to get answers from Angad herself. She's concerned about her son's behavior and wants clarity on what's driving him. Tulsi's intervention shows her protective side, taking charge of the situation, ready to face whatever's troubling Angad.

The Confrontation

Tulsi confronts Angad, criticizing his moves to save the company. Angad defends himself, saying he's protecting everyone's interests. He doesn't want Ritik leading, fearing failure. Angad then blames Ritik, not Ranvijay, as the real danger to the family. Tulsi's anger flares, and she physically confronts Angad. Their fight shows the deep divisions within the family. Each person believes they're doing what's right. The tension between them makes the future uncertain. The conflict reveals hidden motives and loyalties.

Saloni gets to know about Tulsi & Mihir

Saloni overhears Tulsi and Vrinda, learning about Tulsi and Mihir's divorce. With the secret out, Tulsi tells Saloni the truth. She hasn't lived in Shantiniketan for six years, and her marriage to Mihir was fake. Tulsi explains why they pretended. She shares the reasons behind their deception. The revelation changes everything. Saloni's view of the situation shifts. The truth brings new challenges and emotions. Tulsi's honesty creates a turning point.

As their conversation continues, Saloni receives a call from Baapji. Tulsi gives her the freedom to reveal the truth to him if she chooses. However, Saloni opts to remain silent, assuring Tulsi that she will keep their secret safe and will not disclose the truth to anyone.

Unexpected Encounters

Shobha tells Tulsi that Mihir is discharged from the hospital. Ajay encounters Pari, who is desperately trying to find a taxi. He offers her a ride in his car, a gesture of kindness. During their journey, Ajay offers Pari his support, assuring her she can depend on him for anything she needs. Overwhelmed by a wave of guilt, as memories of her past actions towards Ajay resurface, Pari breaks down in tears, unable to contain her emotions. The car ride becomes a space of unspoken tension and regret.