After five memorable years on television, Star Plus’ beloved show Ghum Hai Kisi Key Pyaar Meiin has finally come to an end, leaving its fans teary-eyed and nostalgic. The show, which won hearts with its emotional storytelling and relatable characters, aired its last episode today.
In the finale, viewers witnessed a touching conclusion to Savi and Neil’s journey. Determined to protect Savi and her daughter, little Sai, Neil stood by her one last time. Savi, showing her characteristic strength, decided to move on and live independently with her daughter. Neil requested Savi for a promise of lifelong friendship—a bond they sealed with a handshake before parting ways forever. The two vowed to stay in touch, closing the chapter with dignity and warmth.
The episode beautifully encapsulated the theme of moving on while cherishing memories, marking a graceful exit for the long-running series.
Fans Pour Their Hearts Out
The end of the show sparked a flood of emotions among netizens, who took to social media to express their love for the characters, especially Neil (played by Param Singh) and Savi (played by Bhavika Sharma).
One fan wrote:
“It’s the goodbye he didn’t want to say. The look of someone whispering to themselves: ‘If only circumstances had been different… If only you had stayed with me.’ #ParamSingh”
Another post read:
“Thank you, Bhavika, for giving us Savi who felt so real. Her pain, her strength, her love, her sacrifices — you portrayed everything so beautifully. Because of you, Savi became a character we will carry in our hearts forever.”
A heartfelt farewell message also said:
“Farewell to a couple who made us happy during these two months. Thanks to them, the shine of this series returned. I will never forget this part. #SavNeil #ParamSingh #BhavikaSharma”
While the show has ended, its characters and stories have left an indelible mark on viewers’ hearts.
As Ghum Hai Kisi Key Pyaar Meiin bows out gracefully, the question remains: will you miss the show? Share your memories and favorite moments from the series — because some stories deserve to be remembered forever.