Akash asks Shubha and Juhi to sit as he serves them Upma. He smiles and asks, “How is it?” Juhi replies, “It’s tasty.” Just then, Akash’s phone rings. It’s Renu calling. She says, “I was tired yesterday; where are you?” Akash answers, “I’m at Sayali’s house.”Surprised, she questions, “Why?” Akash replies, “I thought I’d visit them.” Renu becomes angry and scolds Sayali’s family. Akash tries to calm her, saying, “I’ll talk to you later,” and ends the call. Renu, still fuming, wonders aloud, “Why did he go to their house in the morning? I need to go there and handle them myself.”
Meanwhile, Shubha watches Akash and Juhi with worry. Nearby, Sayali is sweeping the ground when Renu arrives and offers to help, saying, “I’ll do this work; your foot is hurt.” Sayali insists, “I can manage.” But Renu persists, “No, just stand over there.” She then asks, “Did Aaji wake up?” Sayali nods, “Yes.” Renu waits for Aaji to come out and notice her working. Soon, Paresh arrives and, seeing Renu cleaning, jokes, “What’s going on? Did Renu’s ring or earrings fall down?”
Sayali replies, “No, she’s just cleaning.” Paresh, amused, exclaims, “This should be written in golden letters—I never imagined this.”Ignoring him, Renu fetches a bucket of water. Sayali asks, “What are you doing?” Renu replies, “I’m going to pour water and wash the floor.” Sayali stops her, “No, Shanti washes it differently.” Renu sarcastically retorts, “Oh, do you wash it with honey and milk?” Sayali explains, “We use cow dung to keep insects away. I’ll do it now.”
Paresh chimes in, “Why? Can’t Renu do it?” Renu quickly responds, “I won’t do it.” But then she spots Aaji approaching and pretends, asking, “Where is the cow dung?” Aaji, surprised, asks, “Why did you wake up so early?” Renu says, “I’m helping Sayali with her chores.” Aaji, impressed, tells Sayali to get the cow dung. She turns to Paresh and remarks, “Can Renu do this? Sayali never complains or shows ego in her work.” Paresh agrees, “Yes, she does everything well.” Aaji advises Renu, “Don’t wear yourself out.” Renu mutters, “I cleaned this, but Aaji still praises Sayali.”
Paresh teases, “If you want money, you’ll have to do all the work without help.” Renu hesitantly says, “But the cow dung…” Sayali soon brings it over. Renu, attempting to be brave, says, “I’ll do it.” Shanti instructs her, “Put the cow dung in the water with your hands and mix it.” Renu protests, “I’ll manage with a stick.” Sayali kindly offers, “I’ll do it; don’t worry.” But Renu, determined, puts her hand into the dung, grimacing.
Aaji watches silently as Renu whispers, “I’m feeling dizzy.” Paresh chuckles, “Aaji, look at this miracle.” Renu insists, “I’ll manage.” Just then, Sachin arrives and, shocked, says, “Paresh, help her.” Paresh, laughing, replies, “She’s cleaning the floor with cow dung.” Sachin exclaims, “What? I’ll get a heart attack!” He prays, “Lord, wake me from this bad dream.” Sayali smiles at the spectacle as Sachin, in disbelief, remarks, “I can’t believe she’s doing this willingly.” Calling out to Azoba, he adds, “Whose spirit has entered Renu? Tell me!” Paresh, amused, says, “Renu, keep going.” Annoyed, Renu turns to Sachin, “Will you shut up now?”
