The cold war between Nikhil and Kiran is still on. Both refuse to talk to each other and Vandu is constantly trying to make them talk. 

Meanwhile, Sudha is bored of her loner life. She decides to step outside and drive Prakash's car herself. She hasn't driven in a while and Pintu is sure that Sudha's driving will definitely land the car in a bad shape.

Meanwhile, Vandu still tries to control Kiran's every move. She wants him to behave in a specific way and to eat in a specific way. She's testing his patience.

Shreya has a housewarming party on the coming Friday and invites the whole family. Sudha is hesitant about going because she is not on good terms with her daughter at the moment.

In this season, I’ve found the pacing of the show to be uneven. In an unreasonably extended phone call conversation with the Sharmas and Solankis, Shreya succeeds in convincing Sudha to come for the party. But I can't get over the fact that the writers opted for an insanely long and boring call just to get a character's "Yes". 

Later in the day, Vandu learns that Shreya has gotten into a college in Germany. Vandu is really excited for her daughter but Shreya does not share the feeling. She fears that Kiran's health will deteriorate in her absence. She wants to make the most out of the time that her father is left with. 

Vandu doesn't want her daughter to put her life on hold due to Kiran's health. Shreya isn't convinced and goes on to tell Vandu that she too needs to practice her own preachings. The mother-daughter duo indulge in a heartfelt conversation where Shreya asks Vandu to let go of her controlling habit and relax. 

The episode comes to an end as we see Nikhil coming to terms with why he is not sure about becoming a parent. His worries are the same as Shreya's and he fears that having a child will not let him spend adequate time with his father. But the cold war is still on. How will he spend time with his father if he refuses to talk to him? We'll find out in the next episode.

Episode Rating: 3/5