KS discovers the reality of Madankaka, how his son has disowned his father. Will it now make him realize that his kids might do the same to him. Will he confide in Ketki his apprehension? Will Ketki realize that her dreams may become reality?
I don't think that Keshu and Ketki will see a reflection of their future in Madan Kaka and his plight. I feel that while they might share some apprehensions, they will still believe in their children. I think that the creatives might show that this trust in their children will cause problems for Keshu and Ketki later on.