Iss Ishq Ka Rabb Rakha – September 18, 2024: Ranbir and Meghla’s Unexpected Meeting

The episode begins with a touching scene where Ranbir sees Meghla waiting at a traffic signal. The soft strains of “Aankhein Teri” play in the background as Ranbir is mesmerized by the beauty of her eyes. After this brief, yet impactful encounter, he heads to a hotel to meet his family. There, Meher, overwhelmed with emotion, bursts into tears upon seeing him, while Harman greets him warmly with a hug.

At the same time, Mahua is busy packing for their trip to Darjeeling, but finds herself in a heated argument with her husband, Chandan. She insists that he leave his books behind, reminding him that the trip is only for a week. Chandan, with a smile, agrees to her request and heads to the door, expecting Meghla to arrive soon.

Back at the hotel, Ranbir reassures Meher, who is worried about his safety and urges him to quit his job. His comforting words help to calm her fears.

Meanwhile, Meghla is arranging her few belongings at home. Adrija, upset, refuses to share her suitcase and reprimands Meghla. As Ranbir mingles with his family, Balveer suggests it’s time for Ranbir to embrace freedom, whereas Tai Ji thinks it’s time for him to settle down. Amidst this, Mahua attempts to soothe Adrija, who remains stubborn about not allowing Meghla to use her suitcase. Meghla, trying to avoid further conflict, opts to use her handbag instead, but this decision only aggravates Adrija further.

Adrija, enraged, accuses Meghla of always trying to outshine her. Meghla, hurt by the accusation, explains that she is merely being herself and that what suits Adrija doesn’t necessarily suit her. Chandan steps in, chiding Adrija for her disrespectful attitude. In a fit of anger, Adrija storms off.

Later, the family discusses the possibility of finding a suitable match for Ranbir. Meher playfully suggests arranging a meeting with a potential bride, while Harman jokes about finalizing Ranbir’s marriage. Ranbir, though smiling, remains lost in thoughts of Meghla, with the soulful tune of “Rabb Rakha” reflecting his contemplative mood.