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Brother Diya, you have packed your bags. But are you
ready to leave? I agree that Dada Hukam got married under
pressure. But Diya bhai, by doing this, he proved one
thing. That he has the courage to take the most
difficult decisions. But how can you forget that Dada
Hukam is only 21 years old. He is still a kid. And you know
Dada Hukam the most and the best. It will take him some
time to accept this marriage, Diya bhai. He too
will have some dreams and ambitions in life. Even Diya
Baisa had dreams. Have you ever thought about her
marriage and her husband? In these 12 years, Diya Baisa
has forgotten her personal dreams. And she didn't want
her to get married in this condition. What did she get
from this marriage? Your anger, your irritation,
your frustration. I don't understand what is her fault
in all this? Our husbands should be loving, caring and
understanding. We expect 100% loyalty from our
husbands. I have planned my future life. I will do
trekking, go on a world tour and new girlfriends. I won't
need your permission for all these things. You took on
such a big responsibility for 12 years and you were
successful in it. Didn't you face any difficulties while
fulfilling such a big responsibility, Mr. Diya?
Did you know everything and everything at that time? No,
right? But still, you learned everything with
full dedication and honesty. You did
everything. And you kept moving forward in life. In
fulfilling the promise you made to your father, you
faced every difficulty, son. And this is the promise
of marriage. I know you didn't want this life. But
you like adventures, right? So accept this marriage as an
adventure. And you should win. Facing every problem in
your married life. like you did for 12 years while
fulfilling this difficult promise. Accept this
marriage as a challenge. There is no solution to this
by getting angry or frustrated. Marriage is all
about an unbroken relationship. How can you
break that? And anyway, Ms. Diya is your best friend,
right? So, think about it once. Diya, think about this
marriage seriously. Forget the past. Be the pride of Dada
Hukam. Be their pride. And most importantly, be the
strength of Dada Hukam. Brother Nityanand. Don't
worry, Brother Nityanand. If we have to do anything to
make Rani and Dada's marriage a success, we will
do it. We won't let their relationship break. I
really don't want what happened to me to happen to
them. Ayushmanya's father and I. We never understood
each other. We never had a relationship. And these two
are just kids. They won't be able to bear it. Dada should
not have got married in such a hurry. He risked his life and
Diya's life. These two have no idea how difficult it is to
live with a broken marriage. This pain never leaves us.
That's why, Mr. Nityanand, we will keep trying. We won't
let their relationship break. You stay with us.
Diya, actually... Dada... Diya, we are married, right?
Yes. So, we should carry on with this marriage, right?
We should give this marriage a chance. And I promise you,
Diya, that I will try my best to save this marriage. And I
will never fight with you. And I promise you that I will
also try my best. And I will also make some adjustments.
And we promise each other that we will do our best for
each other. And we promise you that we will try our best
to make things easier between us. If you do that,
Diya, I'll prove that I'm the best husband material.
We... We both... ...will carry on with this marriage,
Dada. My beloved... Bhāro bāl mājhī Bhāro bāl mājhī
Māre re jīvāde uthe re hīlār vannāsā Umra ke chhote bade
Saat phero me bandhe Vakt ne rishta pe roya hai Hai banaya
reeton ne ek dooje ka hume Pyaar sharton ne sanjoya hai
Jag ne rishta diya yeh naya Yeh rishta Yeh rishta
likenge naya Yeh rishta likenge naya Yeh rishta
likenge naya Sorry, Aunt. Actually, we left without
informing you. We are going to Goa. And we didn't want to
disturb you or anyone else at night. So we left quietly. We
have booked for a week. And we have decided that as you all
want.. ..we are going to give another chance to our
relationship. And we are going to try our best to
fulfill it. Aunt, I will give my life to fulfil this
relationship. I promise. That's great. We won't call
you again and again and disturb you. But you keep
sending us selfies and photos. Yes, aunt. So that we
can be assured that Diya has not taken a gun instead of a
rolling pin and you have not taken a gun instead of a
camera. In short, I mean, are you fighting in Goa? Both of
you take care. Thank you so much, Diya. You came on this
road trip on my request. That's why. Sir, we won't say
thank you or sorry to each other on this trip. Deal? And
whatever we do for each other, we'll do it
wholeheartedly. Right, sir? What happened, Tata
Hukum? Tell me, what happened, Tata Hukum? Tell
me, what happened, Tata Hukum? What deal did we make,
Diya? No sorry, no thank you. That's what we did, right?
Anyways, why do you keep calling me Dada Hukum? Maasa
and Paapasa Hukum have given me a very nice name. Ratan.
Yes, Ratan Man Singh. It's a very nice name. Then why do
you have to call me Dada Hukum? You can call me Ratan.
When you call me Dada Hukum, I feel like I'm some 50 year old
old man. Okay. I will try, Dada Hukum. Not again, Diya.
This... Okay, fine. If you call me Dada Hukum next time,
I will call you Diya Thakranisa. I understood
your point. Then say it. Okay. Ratan. Ratan. Sounds
better. Let's go. Grandma, you are here? Come in.
Yashpanna. We saw this card from your department's
party today. So why were you reading books here? Don't
you have to go? Yes. This. Grandma, this party is after
Valentine's Day. All the couples will be there. What
will we do there alone? I can't do it. Okay,
Yashpanna. I'll take this as a sign from you. Sign? Come
on, tell me quickly. Will you find yourself a nice girl or
should I find a nice diamond for my dear grandson?
Grandma, you are too much. Data has just opened a shop in
this house after getting married. And now you want me
to get married too. Have mercy, Kaalka Ma.
Ashwapanna. You are so intelligent. Why do you have
to explain all this to her? If you don't get married, you
will waste your time in these books and solving other
people's problems. Look, Ashwapanna. A good life
partner who can support you, Sena.. ..we all won't be able
to do that. Sister-in-law. Yes. Look here. From the
photos, I can see that everything is going well
between them. Look, Yashwant. They look so good
together. So happy. So the excuse of not getting you
married is wrong, right? My dear, dear grandma. If the
biggest lawyer can't win over you in talks, then what
am I? Really? And no one can stop you from saying things
the right way. You were saying yes for the marriage,
right? So say it straight. I got a call. You guys talk. Mr.
Nityanand, one more responsibility. We have to
find a good bride for Yash Banna. He has already lost
the love of his parents. And I know that he won't tell
anyone about his pain. Only a good life partner can remove
his pain and emptiness. You are right, sister-in-law.
But for now, we are just hoping that the Lord and
Queen of Thakur keep love alive in Goa. Diya, aren't
you hungry? Yes, I am hungry. Right? I was thinking, let's
do one thing. Let's pick up some food on the way. Like
wraps or rolls. Yes, but it's already lunch time. So,
let's have a proper lunch. Oh, hello. If we sit for
lunch, it will take us 1-2 hours. And it's such a long
journey. So, let's pick up food on the way. And instead
of wasting 1-2 hours, let's cover 50-60 kms. That will be
better. Yes, but we can't decide such a long journey on
an empty stomach. We should eat proper food, right? Who
is telling you to stay hungry, Diya? I am just
saying that let's pick up something. Like wraps or
rolls. Yes, but eating rolls or wraps has never filled
anyone's stomach. We don't know. We are stopping the
car. Diya, please. But.. Dear.. I had to adjust so much
to be the best husband. Diya, if you don't eat properly one
day, you won't die. By the way, you're right. Let's sit
somewhere and have lunch. Then we'll continue our
journey. Okay? No, Ratan. Actually, you're right. If
we eat to our heart's content, we might fall
asleep while driving. Let's pick up a roll or app on the
way.
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