Udne Ki Aasha: Renuka disregards Sayali's job and looks down upon it, Latter unable to respond

The latest episode of Udne Ki Aasha tonight shows yet another day of emotional strain for Sayali as Renuka continues to treat her with disregard. Early in the day, Renuka casually informs Sayali that she will be attending her dance class and, without a second thought, instructs her to send lunch there.

Sayali, balancing multiple responsibilities, gently mentions that she has several flower deliveries scheduled around the same time. Instead of showing understanding, Renuka responds with sarcasm, brushing off Sayali’s work as meaningless. She questions the value of her flower business and mocks it for not bringing in what she considers real income. Her words are sharp and condescending, aimed at undermining Sayali’s sense of purpose.

She then shifts the conversation to herself, suggesting that if Sayali cannot bring her lunch, she will simply go without food. The statement carries guilt rather than concern, turning the situation into an emotional burden for Sayali. The disrespect and lack of empathy in Renuka’s words leave Sayali stunned and unable to respond.

Just as the atmosphere grows heavier, Sachin intervenes. Calm but clear in his tone, he reminds Renuka that Sayali is managing work and cannot be expected to drop everything. He suggests that she arrange her meal through someone else rather than placing the entire burden on Sayali.

Renuka refuses to accept his suggestion. She points out that everyone else in the house is already at work and then refers back to an earlier conversation where Sayali had apparently committed to managing household tasks. Renuka uses this to reinforce her demand, pushing the blame back onto Sayali.

She ends the conversation by making it clear that her dance classes are her priority and that both Sachin and Sayali need to step up to support her without question. Her tone leaves no room for discussion.

The episode once again highlights the imbalance in the household dynamics, where Sayali’s work is undervalued and her voice is often ignored. Sachin’s calm defence offers a moment of relief, but Sayali’s struggle for respect remains at the heart of the conflict.