Kumud approaches Vidyachatur to bring him to the puja, where her mother is waiting. Despite her pleas to not let his anger affect her mother, Vidyachatur remains unmoved and shuts the door on Kumud, leaving her outside. Determined to resolve the situation, Saras steps in and assures Kumud he will bring Vidyachatur, clarifying that his efforts are for his uncle and aunt, not for her.
Meanwhile, Ghuman prepares to revel in the unfolding drama, expecting chaos in the family. In the hall, guests grow restless and begin gossiping about the family’s apparent troubles. Kumud’s attempt to convince Vidyachatur fails, leaving her mother disheartened and Badimaa offering to intervene.
However, Kumud’s mother declines, fearing it will worsen matters. Just as the guests begin to leave, Vidyachatur makes a dramatic entrance, welcoming everyone and explaining his delay was due to preparing as a “new groom.” This appeases the guests and brings relief to the family. He performs the puja, filling his wife’s maang, which delights her and earns Kumud’s gratitude toward Saras.
Ghuman, Yash’s mother, and others grow bitter seeing their plan to create discord fail. The joyous occasion transitions to dancing, with Saras subtly crediting Ghuman for inadvertently ensuring Vidyachatur’s participation by inviting guests. Ghuman is left fuming as her scheme backfires. Later, Kumari and Kusum tease Saras, hinting that Kumud wants to thank him.
Kumud eventually thanks Saras for convincing her father to join the puja. When asked how he managed it, Saras reveals that he reminded Vidyachatur of his wife’s sacrifices and urged him to save her respect by fulfilling his role as her husband. Saras promises to ensure that Vidyachatur forgives her fully, though Kumud insists she can handle her father herself. Despite this, Saras resolves to support her regardless.
That evening, Vidyachatur and his wife share a heartfelt moment in their decorated room. She apologizes for her mistakes, and he admits his anger stemmed from his love and disappointment. She emphasizes their family’s unity, highlighting their daughters’ efforts to bring them happiness. Vidyachatur calls Kumud and forgives her, acknowledging her silence was to protect him from pain, though it hurt his trust. Kumud pledges to regain his trust, and father and daughter reconcile.
