Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2 Update: Sameer bribes Nitin to delete accident footage proving Angad's innocence; Vrinda learns the truth
He tells her Tulsi to not listen to anyone as she has never treated the kids differently. On the other hand, Sameer, who is behind falsely accusing Angad for the accident gets angry at the police constable as he was not able to delete the CCTV footage. The constable asks him to calm down and contact traffic police Inspector Nitin Gokhale. Sameer decides to bribe him and leaves to meet Nitin.
Meanwhile, Nitin grows emotional over his sister Vrinda's lack of access to basic education.
During a visit to Nitin's home, Sameer tries to bribe him with Rs 50,000 in exchange for erasing the CCTV footage. When Nitin appears reluctant, Sameer ups the offer to Rs 5 lakh before leaving. This leads to a heated argument between Nitin and his wife, who scolds him for turning down the money.
At Shanti Niketan, Tulsi gets worried about Angad and her house-help Munni tries to convince her to trust Angad as he never lies to her.
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She assures her that things will be fine and soon truth will come in front of her. Tulsi gets emotional and prays to God to help her.
At Nitin's home, his mother pretends to be injured, while his wife secretly pays the doctor to support the lie. The doctor falsely informs Nitin that his mother requires urgent surgery, which would cost a significant amount, adding pressure on him to arrange the money quickly. Nitin agrees to accept the bribe and delete the accident footage which can prove Angad innocent after his wife emotionally blackmails him.
Tulsi is seen sitting in the temple of her house, worried about Angad, at Nitin's house, Vrinda wakes up early morning to finish her assignment. She notices the television playing a news report about Angad being arrested for a drink-and-drive incident. While looking for her own pen drive, she stumbles upon Nitin's by accident. She watches the accident footage and realises that Angad is innocent, she decides to speak to her brother in the morning.
Next morning at Shanti Niketan, the news of Angad's arrest starts affecting Mihir's business and investors starts cancelling their contracts and their share market prices also starts declining.
Gayatri expresses concern over how the situation is getting out of hand. When Mihir decides to arrange bail for Angad, Tulsi strongly objects. Despite her disapproval, Mihir insists and prepares to sign the bail documents. Just then, Hemant steps in and urges Mihir not to act against Tulsi's wishes. This intervention leaves both Mihir and Gayatri visibly displeased. The episode comes to an end.
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