Anvita’s new phase: from survival to control
Sony SAB’s Itti Si Khushi tracks Anvita’s journey as she moves past mere survival and begins to take charge of her life. Played with quiet strength by Sumbul Touqeer Khan, Anvita is no longer just reacting to circumstances — she is choosing her next steps. The show captures her gradual empowerment in scenes that balance emotion with grit, making her decisions feel earned and relatable.
The triangle of tension: Sanjay, Virat and lingering questions
The emotional center of the story remains the pull between Sanjay and Virat. Rishi Saxena‘s Sanjay is coping with a rising sense of insecurity. As Anvita grows more certain of what she wants, Sanjay’s fear of losing her intensifies, and that vulnerability drives some tense, unpredictable moments.
At the same time, Rajat Verma‘s Virat is an unresolved presence. He isn’t just a romantic rival — his return stirs memories and possibilities that Anvita still has to confront. The dynamic between the three is layered: it’s about affection, pride, misunderstandings and the hard work of choosing oneself.
New complication: Rajnath Verma’s arrival
The storyline gains another powerful layer with the entry of Rajnath Verma, portrayed by Farukh Saeed. As Virat’s father, Rajnath brings influence and authority that complicate matters beyond the personal. His presence raises the stakes: decisions now have social and familial consequences, not just emotional ones.
What Rajnath adds to the mix
- Power dynamics: Rajnath’s position creates pressure points for Virat and for anyone close to him.
- Family expectations: The story explores how parental authority can shape — and sometimes stifle — individual choices.
- New conflicts: His involvement threatens to entangle already fragile relationships in wider schemes and obligations.
Choices that test resilience and relationships
Anvita is now faced with decisions that will test who she is and whom she trusts. Each choice carries consequences for her bond with Sanjay, the unresolved history with Virat, and the looming influence of Rajnath. The writing leans into realistic dilemmas: prioritizing one’s dignity, balancing love and self-respect, and navigating power imbalances.
Why viewers are tuning in
The show keeps audiences hooked by blending emotional stakes with strong performances. Viewers respond to Anvita’s growth, Sanjay’s inner turmoil, and the Rutherford-like tension introduced by Rajnath. Moments of tenderness are balanced by high-stakes confrontations, making each episode feel layered and meaningful.
What to watch for next
- How Anvita asserts control — will she set firm boundaries, choose a new path, or try to repair what’s broken?
- Whether Sanjay confronts his insecurity and grows, or lets fear drive him to rash choices.
- How Rajnath’s influence will reshape alliances and force characters to make public as well as private decisions.
- Any surprises from Virat’s side — is his presence a catalyst for closure or further complications?
With strong performances from Sumbul Touqeer Khan, Rishi Saxena, Rajat Verma and Farukh Saeed, Itti Si Khushi continues to explore love, power and self-claiming in a way that feels immediate and engaging. The coming episodes promise more emotional tests and the kind of choices that define characters — and compel viewers to keep watching.