Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin: Savi refuses to get back with Neil

Time of India

20 hours ago

Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin keeps its viewers on the edge of their seats with its engrossing narrative and emotional surprises. The new generation, headed by Bhavika Sharma's Savi and Param Singh's Neil, has been raking up powerful emotions—particularly after the explosive death of Teju and Rajat.
With the show nearing its ending episodes, fans were given an action-packed and emotionally charged episode.
In the previous episode, the story took a turning point when Neil was shot by Shrichand when he was trying to save Sai from kidnappers. Although the condition was serious, Neil slowly started recovering from his gunshot injury. But he had partial memory loss—remembering only Savi and the kids and forgetting his family and house.
After being told about his history and family, Neil consented to go home. When they arrived home, Neil's mother set up for his ritual welcome home. Although she did the ceremony on Neil originally, he interrupted her and told her that Savi and the children had to be included as well. She eventually consented and welcomed all three. The heartfelt moment was succeeded by Neil refusing to go into his room by himself. Instead, he decided to remain with Savi and the children, indicating a strong emotional connection.
Inside the room, Neil noticed that Savi's and the children's clothes were missing and questioned her about it. Thinking quickly, Savi explained that their belongings had been moved due to ongoing renovations in the house. Neil accepted her explanation, offering a brief moment of relief. However, as Neil stepped out to change, Savi spotted a photo of Teju in his room and hurriedly hid it, clearly unsettled.
The doctor then came to Savi with a special request: he urged her to marry Neil to help his psychological and emotional healing. But Savi was visibly shaken by the request. She emphatically refused, explaining that Neil had applied sindoor to her during a crucial moment only to save her and her children. The action was symbolic rather than a marriage declaration. Nevertheless, the doctor continued, pointing out to her that Neil had been there for her in trying times, and now it was her time to be there for him.
He pointed out that such opportunities are few and special.