Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: Armaan leaves Maira heartbroken by cutting her ghungroos due to this reason

Star Plus’s Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai continues to captivate with its relatable characters and evolving plots, focusing on Abhira, Armaan, and Ruhi. The recent seven-year leap introduces fresh elements, promising new challenges and surprises to keep the narrative engaging. The story's ability to resonate with audiences stems from its ability to reflect real-life emotions and relationships, ensuring its continued popularity.

As previously reported, during a special event, Armaan was deeply moved by Maira and Geetanjali's emotional dance, blessing them traditionally. However, when Maira qualifies for a dance fair in Udaipur, Armaan's immediate refusal, due to a painful past, shatters her hopes. This rejection leaves Maira heartbroken and fuels Geetanjali's suspicion about a hidden history. The situation sets the stage for future conflicts, as the secrets of Armaan's past begin to surface, impacting their relationships.

In the upcoming storyline, Maira's determination to go to Udaipur clashes with Armaan's wishes, leading to a significant conflict. Armaan, desperate to prevent her trip, takes a drastic step, cutting Maira's ghungroos, deeply hurting her. Overwhelmed with sadness, Maira finds solace in Geetanjali's comforting embrace and care. This act intensifies the emotional tension, setting the stage for further drama and relationship dynamics.

The storyline hints at Armaan's potential journey to Udaipur, possibly leading to a meeting with Abhira. This could unveil hidden connections and unexpected encounters, promising captivating moments and intriguing developments in the upcoming episodes.

Following the seven-year leap, the show introduced new characters and story developments. Armaan, who was once a dedicated husband and father, now lives under a different identity. He is known as RJ Saathi Anjaana and hosts a late-night radio show. In a promotional clip, he welcomes his listeners, presenting himself as their nightly companion, ready to play music and listen to their emotional experiences. After the time jump, Abhira is shown living independently and celebrating her daughter's birthday, emphasizing her strength and self-reliance.