Kumkum Bhagya 8th September 2024 written update

This episode start with Yug. Yug informs Vikrant that they have planned to force Netra to drink a truth that his friend has informed them.. However, she didn’t drink it, and now the entire plan has failed. Frustrated, Yug sits down angrily, but Vikrant reassures him not to worry, promising that they’ll come up with another plan. Afterward, Vikrant helps Yug change, and they both head off to the party.

Meanwhile, Neitra’s boyfriend sneaks into a room and sees clothes scattered on the floor. Quickly, he changes into a waiter’s outfit and even puts on a beard disguise before slipping out of the room unnoticed.

At the party, Vikrant grabs a bowl as Yug announces they’re about to start a game. He reveals that it’s called D and D. Vikrant begins explaining the game, but Yug interrupts to say that the players will be divided into two teams—one for boys and one for girls. The idea is to follow whatever tasks are written on the chits inside the bowl. Deepika is curious and asks what kind of tasks are written in the chits. RV’s father chimes in with a joke, saying they only have one task for now. Divya confidently declares the girls will win, while Yug playfully adds that the boys are also excited. Poorvi steps in, stating that the game is meant to be fun and bring everyone closer. Dada Jee agrees, saying it doesn’t matter who wins or loses, as long as everyone enjoys the game.

RV then turns to Neitra and asks if she has ever seen a game like this at any engagement. Neitra admits she hasn’t, but Dada Jee reassures her that there’s plenty of time for everything. He even checks with the pandit, who gives his approval to continue. RV’s father tells Neitra not to worry, assuring her that the engagement will happen before the night ends. Poorvi leaves the party, saying she’ll return shortly. When she enters a room, she reflects that everything happens for the best, and she hadn’t even set up the cameras yet, so there wouldn’t have been anything to record anyway. Just then, RV enters the room, explaining he didn’t want to set things up in this private space because he didn’t want Neitra coming in here. Poorvi feels relieved and asks if he has everything prepared. RV then questions why Poorvi stopped the engagement, forcing him to suggest playing the games. He asks her again, but Poorvi brushes him off, and RV recalls the time he threatened Khushi, promising to ruin her sister’s life. He wonders what changed because he knows he’s been doing terrible things.

Back in the party, Yug gathers everyone and asks if they’re ready to start the game. Dadi interrupts Jassi, who is disguised as a waiter, and requests a glass of juice. Jassi, meanwhile, thinks about how he’s willing to do anything—even pretend to be a waiter—for love.

RV takes a seat beside Neitra, and she tells him to smile. She then gets a call from Sahil, excusing herself to take it, and explains to RV that her parents are on the line. Monisha looks worried. Neitra answers Sahil’s call, and he asks where she is. Neitra tells him she’s in her room, but Sahil presses her for more details, and as he approaches, Dadi appears and tells him to get her something to eat. He agrees, and Dadi leads Neitra away. Later, Sahil runs into Jassi, disguised as a waiter, and asks where the kitchen is. Jassi points him in the right direction, and Sahil admits he tends to forget things.

Meanwhile, Deepika pulls Monisha aside and asks if everything is under control. Monisha, confused, asks what she means, and Deepika bluntly asks again. Monisha reassures her that for now, everything is going smoothly, but she feels like the whole family is supporting Poorvi.

Yug tries again to get everyone excited about the D and D game. However, Dada Jee gets annoyed, saying Yug always manages to irritate everyone before the game even starts. Divya teases that Yug is good at annoying people, prompting Dadi Jee to jokingly threaten to slap them both. Divya laughs and says Yug lacks common sense, and Yug jokes that they’ll be playing Antakshari today. Dada Jee scolds him again, but Yug quickly reveals a twist: players will draw chits from the bowl, and they’ll have to sing songs based on the letters they get. Dada Jee grumbles that it doesn’t sound exciting, but RV’s father defends Yug, saying the game seems different. Harleen, growing impatient, asks Yug when they’ll actually start the game. Yug assures her nothing will go wrong, and they just need to kick things off. Yug’s mother suggests that whoever pulls the first chit should start the game, but Yug cheekily responds that he knows she’s his mom. Dadi Jee insists she should go first since she’s the eldest, but RV’s father points out that his father is technically older. RV’s father, however, insists he’s the youngest at heart.

Yug hands the bowl to Dadi, who pulls out the letter G. She hesitates, unsure of what song to sing. Dada Jee jokes that she should sing a Bhajan, but Dadi protests, saying she’s more lively than most of the younger ones. After a brief pause, she starts singing and dancing, with Dada Jee soon joining her. The entire family cheers for them, clapping enthusiastically when their performance ends, although Harleen seems distracted. Yug praises Dadi, who takes her seat, smiling.

Next, Yug approaches Vikrant. Seeing this, Deepika can’t help but smile. Vikrant picks a chit with the letter A, and Deepika teases him, asking him not to sing on her behalf. Even Yug jokes that it might be better if Vikrant just reads the newspaper instead. Deepika continues teasing, claiming Vikrant’s singing is terrible. After a few more attempts, Vikrant gives up and asks Deepika to sing for him. She obliges, performing while dancing alongside him.

Meanwhile, Harleen approaches Harman, asking what’s going on and why they’re wasting time. Harman explains that they had a plan, but it didn’t work out. He reassures her that she’ll understand everything soon.

A waiter starts serving drinks to everyone, and Neitra recognizes Jassi in his disguise, feeling relieved that he made it to the party. Poorvi discreetly adds the truth serum to a glass of juice and then takes her place next to Divya. Yug announces that the next person to play is the most handsome Malhotra. Harman draws a chit and declares he’ll reveal the letter after he sings. His performance captivates everyone, and Harman even kneels before Harleen, who blushes as everyone watches. Harman persistently tries to get her to dance with him, but Harleen, embarrassed, pulls away and returns to her seat.

Dada Jee’s turn comes next, and he draws the same letter as Vikrant. He begins singing and immediately starts dancing with Dadi Jee, much to the delight of the family. Poorvi watches, smiling, as Harman praises his parents for their performance.

When Yug’s turn arrives, his father pulls a chit with the letter D. Yug teases that his father’s turn is finally here, but his mother seems a bit anxious. His father, on the other hand, seems to be enjoying himself, belting out a tune that has the family smiling. Yug jokes, asking if his father plans to hand out the chit or sing himself. His father then draws another chit with the letter M, though his dad seems skeptical. Yug confidently begins singing and even calls Harman to join him in the dance. RV watches, amused, as the family laughs and claps along.

Yug then turns his attention to Poorvi, calling her to the stage. Neitra, Monisha, and Deepika watch her closely. Poorvi draws a chit with the letter R and starts singing. However, the three women seem uninterested. Noticing the waiter standing nearby, Poorvi orders him to start serving drinks, specifically telling him to serve Neitra first. Sahil checks the drink but throws it away, replacing it with a fresh glass before leaving. Monisha continues singing, all the while staring intently at RV, unable to take her eyes off him.

Poorvi stands beside Divya while RV asks if everything is going according to their plan. Jassi signals to Neitra to drink, and both Poorvi and RV feel confident that their plan is working. Poorvi smiles to herself, convinced that the truth will soon be revealed to everyone.