Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: Abhira makes a masterplan to bond with Maira

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, the Star Plus television show produced by Rajan Shahi’s Director’s Kut, starring Abhira (Samridhii Shukla) and Armaan (Rohit Purohit), always has new twists and surprises. Following a significant time leap, the narrative has undergone a transformation, unveiling fresh story arcs.

The show is packed with engaging drama, as Maira struggles to adapt to her new life in Abhira's home. Amidst this, Maira misses her father, Armaan, and Geetanjali. Gitanjali plans to bring Maira back from Udaipur without Armaan's knowledge, but Armaan intervenes. When Maira and Gitanjali reunite happily and plan to return to Mount Abu, Armaan stops them. He urges Maira to give Abhira another chance and adjust to her new life, emphasizing the importance of reciprocating Abhira's affection. Armaan accuses Geetanjali of selfishness, wanting Maira to return to Abhira's house. With Abhira's help, Maira will return, and Armaan will support her, guiding her to change her attitude. Abhira will acknowledge Armaan's support, forgiving Dadisa, and the family will start anew with Maira.

In the upcoming storyline, Abhira will attempt to connect with Maira. During this, Abhira's phone will be stolen, leading to a humorous sequence where Anshuman, Maira, and Abhira work together to catch the thief and retrieve the phone, giving him a good beating. Later, Abhira will visit the thief, who turns out to be her colleague, Abhishek, revealing that Abhira orchestrated the entire event. Anshuman will also appear, praising Abhira's efforts to bond with Maira.

In tonight’s episode of the show:- Despite Abhir's heartfelt apology for his past errors, Kiara remains unwilling to forgive him. Witnessing Maira's joy with Geetanjali, Abhira chooses to allow her to stay with Geetanjali.

The upcoming drama will focus on whether Maira will accept Abhira as her mother, adding an intriguing element to the storyline. It remains to be seen if Maira will return to Geetanjali, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.