The latest episode of the popular television drama 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2' delivered a potent mix of family conflict and simmering emotions as the Virani clan embarked on their journey to Surat for wedding festivities. The road trip, intended for celebration, quickly became a hotbed for secret revelations, public arguments, and unresolved tensions between key characters.
Dhaba Stop Descends Into Chaos
The family decided to take a break at a roadside dhaba to rest and eat. However, the pit stop soon erupted into drama. While Tulsi assisted Gayatri to the washroom, Dev tried to sneak away for a smoke break. Noina caught him but surprisingly did not stop him. Instead, she advised him to be responsible and avoid addiction. This moment was witnessed by Ritik, who loudly reprimanded Noina for encouraging such behavior.
The confrontation escalated when Mitali intervened, not to calm the situation but to taunt Ritik. She made pointed comments about his alleged inability to manage the family business properly. Observing the fight from a distance, Tulsi and Gayatri grew concerned. To defuse the tension, Tulsi called Ritik over to her side. Seizing the opportunity, Noina asked Tulsi for a private conversation away from the crowd.
A Private Talk Turns Sour
In a more secluded spot, Noina initially thanked Tulsi for accompanying the family to Surat. However, the civility was short-lived. Their conversation soon devolved into a series of veiled comments and taunts. Tulsi firmly clarified that she no longer had any romantic interest in Mihir and stated she was not like Noina in this regard.
The situation grew more awkward when Mihir arrived carrying tea and samosas. Tulsi, assuming the snacks were for her, refused them. Mihir then hesitantly revealed they were actually for Noina, causing Tulsi to walk away in embarrassment. In a further twist, Noina rejected the oily samosas, prompting Mihir to joke that her dry personality matched her preference for dry food.
A Silent Journey Filled With Memories
As the family prepared to leave the dhaba, Mihir made a strategic move. He suggested Noina travel with Gayatri, allowing Tulsi to ride with him in the same car to Surat, citing the need for advance preparation. The car journey was overwhelmingly silent. Mihir attempted to initiate conversation, but Tulsi pointedly chose not to engage. She made it clear that sharing a ride did not equate to a desire to communicate with him.
The silence was pierced by the song 'Tere Jaisa Yaar Kahan' playing on the radio. The melody triggered a powerful flashback for both Tulsi and Mihir, transporting them to their 38th wedding anniversary where Mihir had sung this very song for Tulsi in front of their loved ones. Interestingly, the same song played in Gayatri's car, evoking the same memory for Shobha. Noina, however, found the song irritating and promptly turned off the radio.
Arrival at Babaji's Home in Surat
The Virani family finally reached their destination, Babaji's home in Surat. As Mihir and Tulsi entered, they both paused at the verandah to pray to a potted Tulsi plant. Tulsi began singing a mantra, and soon, all family members, including Babaji, gathered around her. The scene offered a moment of serene unity, with everyone smiling as they listened to Tulsi's devotional singing, providing a brief respite from the day's earlier conflicts.
