Honestly many of you are being too harsh on Kabir. Firstly he is stressed out and rightly so. He didn't know the company he invested in was illegitimate and from his perspective he is right on the lines that he isn't financially stable for welfare of a newborn.
However it doesn't allow him to treat Nisha the way he did. Though its only under stress, that he is acting like such and we've seen he treats Nisha lovingly all the other times. Ups and Downs are a part of relationships as long as they work through them togethor then all will be fine.
Apart from that, todays episode has flipped the mood completely. Yogi is absolutely confused on how to proceed and is avoiding Pari due to the former. Pari is hurting more and more. Family have acknowledged Yogi-Paris' bond, which is a good thing but made things even awkward. Yogi soon to be uncle, and Pari an aunt? and lots of tension between Yogi and Pari.
Precap was shocking. Roshan got frustrated and showed true colours (part of the plan). Gunjan isn't over Yogi clearly and is making YoRi harder to reach. Also I feel last Friday's precap/sneek peek will take place on Friday. Hope Yogi opens up to Pari and they accept to begin a relationship to test the waters.
I agree Kabir needs to be given time but to blame Nisha was completely wrong, stress or not. Was Nisha aware that Kabir doesn't want a child before their marriage? Did Kabir tell her this? If not, that's another mistake. I get that Kabir isn't financially stable and Nisha knows that too. He needs to sit down and clear his mind. Money gone is gone in this case. He needs to come to terms with it, share it with his family and move on. Sometimes, I do wonder if Kabir stays in the house just because he owes the family. He does stay detached at times.
I like the word you used, test the waters. Both Pari and Yogi shouldn't jump the gun here. Take it slowly. There are lot of other practical elements that needs to work out in this relationship, Pari being a doctor and Yogi being disabled. Would they be able to find the balance in the long run.