Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi: Mihir and Tulsi exchange rings

The episode started with Babaji bringing two rings one for Tulsi and one for Mihir. Both looked a bit apprehensive initially, but Babaji encouraged them to accept them since they had been sent on behalf of Govardhan. Mihir admired the rings, and Gaurav asked them to wear them. Gaurav further asked them to exchange the rings, which pleased most family members except Noina, Suchi, and Mitali, who seemed disturbed.


Sobha whispered to Gayatri, hoping that Mama forgave her father and returned to Shantiniketan soon. Meanwhile, Mihir and Tulsi finished the ring exchange, and Tulsi suddenly rose, startling everybody. Babaji mistook her reaction for shyness and began praising her values and expressing how impressed he felt.




Noina was annoyed by his words, but Mihir told her to be patient or they would ruin their plan. He pointed out Babaji’s detective, made an excuse, and left.



Tulsi asked Vaishnavi to continue supporting Vrinda, and Vaishnavi assured her that they were. Mihir questioned Tulsi about why she stood up so suddenly, and she replied that she lost her patience. Mihir tried to make her smile and even clicked a selfie with her. When he showed the photo to Noina, she noticed Babaji standing behind them and became jealous. When Suchi warned that Mihir wouldn’t divorce Tulsi, Noina felt even more awkward.


Ritik asked Tulsi if she was fine, and she said she would talk to Babaji when the time was right. Soon, Babaji called everyone for dinner and asked Tulsi to sit beside Mihir. Noina kept watching them continuously. At the dinner table, Mihir unknowingly ate something spicy, and Tulsi quickly gave him curd mixed with sugar. Everyone loved the chemistry between them except Noina. Gaurav teasingly praised their love story and told them to explain the relationship funda to the juniors.



Mihir spoke first and shared his thoughts on the foundation of marriage; everyone clapped for him. Tulsi spoke next and said that the core of a marriage is built on trust.