In today’s episode, we delve into the emotional turmoil faced by Abhira as she grapples with her feelings of loss and uncertainty. Seeking solace, Abhira attempts to distract herself from her grief and reaches out to Akshara with a poignant request. She implores Akshara to ask God why He has taken both her and Shivani away from her. This moment highlights Abhira’s deep sense of abandonment and longing for answers.
Vidya, ever the supportive friend, gently reminds Abhira that she still has a mother who cares for her. She encourages Abhira to persuade Armaan to embrace the family legacy and carry forward the firm’s traditions. However, Abhira is hesitant, expressing her reluctance to pressure Armaan into joining the firm against his will. Vidya challenges her, questioning whether Abhira truly wants to see Armaan’s career flourish. Abhira defends her stance, asserting that Armaan is already well-established in his own right. Yet, Vidya remains optimistic, insisting that Armaan will eventually return to the Poddar firm, believing in the strength of family ties.
Meanwhile, a separate conversation unfolds between Sanjay and Kaveri. Sanjay suggests that Kaveri should consider including Abhira and Armaan’s future child in her will. Kaveri, however, is resolute in her refusal to acknowledge Armaan and Abhira’s child, viewing it as an unwelcome addition to the family dynamic. Sanjay tries to persuade her, claiming that Kaveri will inevitably soften in the presence of the baby. Kaveri counters that once the baby arrives, Abhira and Armaan will likely leave, further complicating matters. Sanjay poses a thought-provoking question: what if Abhira and Armaan decide to stay? Despite his reasoning, Kaveri remains steadfast, insisting that her focus should be on the firm while she manages family affairs.
As the episode progresses, we see Abhira in a state of despair, which prompts Armaan to confront her about her emotional state. Abhira reveals her apprehensions regarding Ruhi taking on the responsibility of surrogacy. Ruhi, undeterred by Abhira’s doubts, passionately asserts her strength, declaring that the baby will be a source of empowerment for her. She expresses her determination to give birth to Abhira’s child, regardless of Rohit’s involvement. Abhira, however, believes that Ruhi only agreed to be a surrogate because of Rohit’s support. In a moment of solidarity, Ruhi insists that she will bring the baby into the world on her own terms and asks for both Abhira and Armaan’s support in her decision.
Recognizing the importance of open communication, Abhira and Armaan agree to share their struggles with one another. They also encourage Ruhi to voice her concerns whenever she feels the need. This marks a significant moment of unity among the trio—Abhira, Armaan, and Ruhi—as they come together to face their challenges.
Later, Armaan inquires about Abhira’s absence from work, only to learn that her new job was on a trial basis. Since she declined to join immediately, she was let go. Armaan feels a wave of guilt wash over him, but Abhira urges him to stop blaming himself for everything and instead focus on his burgeoning business career. Vidya interjects with her own perspective, questioning why Armaan should abandon his promising career as a lawyer to become a businessman. Despite her encouragement, Armaan remains firm in his decision not to join the firm.
He reflects on the lack of respect Kaveri showed Shivani during her life, and he expresses his frustration over the additional complications Kaveri created following Shivani’s death. Armaan’s refusal to join Kaveri’s firm is rooted in his belief that she is acting selfishly. Madhav steps in, reminding Kaveri that the firm originally belonged to his father, leading to a heated exchange. In a surprising turn of events, Kaveri finally concedes that she wants Armaan to join the firm, leaving both him and Abhira in shock.
Precap
In the upcoming scenes, Vidya pushes Armaan to wear Rohit’s lawyer suit, demanding that he take Rohit’s place in the firm. Abhira, sensing the pressure being placed on Armaan, contemplates whether Vidya’s insistence is truly in his best interest, indicating a brewing conflict over expectations and personal desires.