Jamai No.1: Riddhi slaps Lokit; Neel steps in to support Riddhi

Kanchan arrives at the Chotwani house, carrying a serious expression that immediately sets the tone for her visit. She approaches Riddhi and begins to recount an incident from the previous year. She reveals that Lokit’s father had approached her seeking a substantial loan. However, Kanchan had refused to provide the money, citing her reasons at the time. This revelation takes everyone by surprise. 

Lokit, visibly shocked, admits that he was unaware of any such request made by his father. However, Kanchan quickly adds another layer to the story, stating that all the necessary documents for the loan were, in fact, in Lokit’s name. This piece of information leaves Lokit feeling cornered and agitated. Unable to handle the implications of Kanchan's accusations against his father, Lokit’s emotions get the better of him, and he begins to lose his temper.

Just as the tension escalates, Riddhi intervenes. Without hesitation, she steps forward and slaps Lokit, a bold action that stuns everyone in the room. The atmosphere becomes heavy with emotion as Riddhi asserts herself in the situation. Lokit, however, does not back down. Hurt and angered by the unfolding events, he turns to the Chotwanis and expresses his frustration.

He reveals that he had come to the Chotwani house only because Nani had requested it. But now, he feels disrespected and attacked. Lokit then shifts his focus to Riddhi, accusing her of being self-centered. He brings up her college days, recounting how she was often isolated and avoided by others because of her attitude. Lokit's words cut deep as he questions Riddhi's character in front of everyone.

As the argument intensifies, Neel steps in to support Riddhi. Calm yet firm, he defends her by shedding light on her true nature and accomplishments. He highlights how Riddhi has bravely taken on the responsibility of managing the entire company with poise and determination, proving her strength and capabilities. Neel also takes the opportunity to address Lokit directly, emphasizing the importance of equality in a relationship. He stresses that mutual respect and understanding are crucial for any partnership to thrive. Later he tells Nani that in front of everyone that Lokit isn’t suitable for Riddhi