Maitree 24th February 2023 Written Update
Maitree 24th February 2023 Written Episode
Sona has returned home with her family. Maitree reflects on her time with Saransh as she enters the house. She bursts into tears. On-call Ashish requests that the doctor come check on his wife, but the doctor declines, stating that he cannot and that they can contact him online. He informs Dinesh of the situation.
Vasundhara and her brother arrive at the hospital and question Ashish about why he didn’t say anything about Nandini being involved in a major accident. According to Ashish, I called you first to inform you that Nandini requires blood transfusion, but you did not answer the phone. She inquires as to the whereabouts of her daughter. Vasundhara looks at her daughter. She inquires of Ashish what the doctor said. Nandini, according to Ashish, is in a coma. Vasundhara is taken aback. Ashish claims he is attempting to connect with the best doctors. Vasundhara claims that she will have her daughter treated by India’s best critical care physician. She calls Dr. Bakshi and informs him that the time has come to repay her assistance. She summons him to the City Hospital. Dr. Bakshi agrees, telling her that he still remembers how she saved his hospital from closure. Vasundhara hangs up the phone. She tells Ashish that he pointed her in the right direction, but that they are now going to help with her daughter’s treatment. Ashish attempts to speak. Vasundhara says that since you were unable to save your brother, please allow me to save my daughter. She kisses her daughter on the cheek. Ashish introduces Vasundhara to their child. Vasundhara’s brother says the baby is healthy.
Dr. Bakshi arrives. He requests that Vasundhara take him to her daughter. Vasundhara accepts him. The nurse informs Ashish that Saransh’s body can be taken because postpartum is complete. Ashish bursts into tears. Dinesh reassures him.
Maitree walks into her room. She notices the first night decorations and considers how much has changed. She is dressed in a light colour. She visits Nandini’s room and misses Nandini during her difficult times. She dials Ashish’s number. Ashish answers the phone. Maitree inquires about Nandini’s health. Ashish says the best doctor is treating Nandini, so she will be fine, and he apologises for not being there for you during this difficult time. Maitree says, “I’m sorry for not being there with Nandu,” so don’t give up hope and keep the baby close to Nandini, and he will have her treated. Don’t give up hope, says Ashish, because Saransh is no longer alive. Maitree promises to be strong for him. She hangs up the phone.
Ashish takes the baby boy close to Nandini. Vasundhara wonders why he bought a baby so close to Nandini, as he might disturb her. Nandini may recover quickly if the baby is nearby, according to Ashish. Vasundhara disagrees and challenges him. Dr. Bakshi pulls Vasundhara aside and informs her that Ashish is correct. He asks them to wait outside while he checks on Nandini. Ashish wishes Nandini a speedy recovery.
The Ladies feel bad for Sona after 4 days. Nandini makes coffee for the ladies. Ladies are amused by her. Sachin asks his mother if they can’t bring Maitree with them. Maitree returns home to her mother. She begs Maitree to remain strong. Maitree is unlucky, and she could be Manglik, according to the ladies. They inform Sona that Maitree’s misfortune killed her son. They inquire about Madan, her husband. Sona observes.
Ashish informs Vasundhara that Nandini will be delighted to see them together, but she is unable to see us. Vasundhara tells him to stop playing sympathy cards because he is the cause of Nandini’s condition. Dr. Bakshi arrives. Vasundhara inquires about Nandini. He says Nandini is responding to medications, but it’s difficult to predict when she will recover. He walks away. Ashish thinks to himself that he should not have let Saransh drive. Vasundhara, upon hearing this, questions Ashish on how he can allow a drug addict to drive a car with a pregnant woman in it. Vasundhara’s question surprises Ashish.
