Pakhi dances at the party to the song Odi… She approaches Baa, kisses her cheeks, and expresses her love for her dadi. Pakhi insists Baa join her on the dance floor, forcing her to dance vigorously. Baa, overwhelmed, asks Pakhi to stop, reminding her about her knee pain. Kinjal and Vanraj intervene, with Vanraj asking Baa to step aside. Baa explains that Pakhi dragged her into the dance. Titu offers to apply ointment to Baa’s knees, but she remarks that her emotional wounds hurt more. Vanraj apologizes to the guests and resumes the party. He and Pakhi continue dancing.
Meanwhile, at the Ashram, Anupama hands a baby to Nandita and encourages her to calm the child by wrapping her in a saree. The joyous celebration at the Ashram is interrupted when Pakhi arrives angrily, accusing Anupama of ruining her party. Anupama offers her laddoo, but Pakhi lashes out, calling her a curse and blaming her for sabotaging her happiness. Vanraj and Toshu arrive, berating the Ashram members and accusing them of creating noise.
Sagar, from the Ashram, defends their actions, resulting in a heated exchange. Vanraj claims ownership of the neighbourhood, while Anupama diffuses the tension by addressing the baby, advising her to love her mother and avoid becoming like Pakhi and Toshu. Later, Anupama feels restless as the sound of a flute haunts her. She steps outside, searching for its source, and learns from a Sadhu that the flute player, Kanha, appears and disappears mysteriously.
The Sadhu offers Anupama laddoo, which is also shared with Anuj, who is part of the Sadhu troupe.Anupama feels an unexplainable connection to Kanha. Back at the Shah house, Pakhi causes a commotion over her missing German earrings, waking Kinjal, Toshu, Dimpy, and Titu. Dimpy mocks Pakhi’s behaviour, while Pakhi retaliates by taunting Dimpy’s social media habits. Vanraj intervenes angrily, demanding everyone stop disturbing his peace or leave for the Ashram.
The next morning, Baa takes out the trash, and Anupama questions why she’s doing chores despite having servants. Baa coldly dismisses Anupama, refusing even a neighbourly relationship. She blames Anupama for separating her from Babuji, accusing her of provoking him to leave the family. Anupama defends her actions, reminding Baa that Babuji chose to stay at the Ashram and later at her house for his peace. Babuji overhears and explains his decision to Baa, reaffirming his happiness with Anupama. Baa, still resentful, accuses Anupama of breaking families and taunts her about living with a “fake family.”
