Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai: Manjiri Gets Rude Shock ; Desperate Move to Break AbhiRa
In the recent episodes of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, there was a thrilling storyline involving Abhimanyu supporting Akshara during her difficult times. Manjiri, however, provoked Abhir against the idea of raising a child with Akshara. This led Akshara to consider aborting her baby, but Abhimanyu’s care and support prevented her from making that decision.
Now, Abhimanyu will take it upon himself to convince Abhir and Manjiri to accept the wedding. In the upcoming episode, Muskan, who was initially against Akshara marrying Abhimanyu, will change her mind and give her blessings for the union. This will bring joy to Akshara and make her hopeful about their future. However, she will continue to insist that Abhimanyu reconcile with his mother and seek her approval for the marriage. As we know, Abhimanyu had left his house due to Manjiri opposing his happiness.
Furthermore, in the upcoming episode, Akshara will also give her consent for the wedding.
Manjiri, realizing that her son Abhimanyu has made the decision to have a court marriage with Akshara without consulting her, is taken aback. In her belief, Abhimanyu was incapable of making significant life decisions without seeking her consent. As the news of their impending court marriage reaches her, Manjiri finds herself in a state of shock. Determined to oppose this union, Manjiri contemplates various courses of action. She considers discussing her concerns with Abhimanyu, expressing her disappointment and attempting to change his mind.
Additionally, she may seek support and advice from her family and friends, in order to convince Abhimanyu to reconsider his decision. Manjiri could also engender dialogue with Akshara, hoping to comprehend the underlying motivations behind their choice and potentially dissuade her from pursuing the court marriage. In her attempt to oppose the marriage, Manjiri may explore alternative options, such as suggesting a traditional wedding ceremony or seeking the intervention of a neutral third party, like a counselor or family mediator. Ultimately, Manjiri’s course of action will depend on her determination to prevent the court marriage and her willingness to accept any outcome that may arise from her opposition.
