Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai – 23rd December 2011

Omkarnath talks to Vishambharnath about going easy on Anshuman. Rajshekhar gives the money to Bhabhimaa for the expenditure of the house. Bhabhimaa reminds Daddaji to arrange the money for Akshara’s nearing delivery. Akshara opens her Godh Bharai gifts but there is no room to store them. Gayatri is upset about not being able to arrange for a larger room for Akshara and the unborn baby, in their rented house. Omkarnath is displeased when Shaurya criticizes Anshuman’s abilities in front of the guests. Meanwhile, Naitik is unsatisfied with the jewellery designs. After Gayatri’s consent, Rajshree decides to send the older clothes to Akshara for the baby. Varsha and Rajshree send the cradle with the necessary things.

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