Ishika ventures into the jungle and spots Amruta and Virat together. She wonders what they are doing and who might be paying them. Meanwhile, Bhavani tells the inspector that she doesn’t want to file any complaints, insisting that Virat didn’t do anything wrong. She explains how they ended up in the situation: they went to a building where goons attacked them. Amruta placed Bhavani in a tempo for safety and then rushed to help Virat. Aaji suspects that Babita might have sent the goons.
Elsewhere, Virat notices Amruta’s wound and becomes concerned as it worsens. He assures her he won’t let anything happen to her, comforting her and covering her with his shirt when she develops a fever. Meanwhile, Bhavani continues to express her faith in Virat, believing he will protect Amruta. The inspector asks Bhavani why Virat took them to the building, and she reveals that he was trying to help them by gifting them an apartment.
Babita reacts angrily, breaking things in her room and expressing her frustration. Deepika tries to calm her, but Babita becomes consumed with anger and resentment. In the jungle, goons and Ishika search for Virat and Amruta. Virat hears the goons approaching and decides to move Amruta to safety before it gets dark. At home, Bhavani prays for their safety, while Babita grows increasingly furious.
The goons hear police sirens and begin to retreat. Abhiraj finds a piece of Virat’s shirt outside the car and orders the removal of nearby branches, but no one is there. Later, Virat brings an unconscious Amruta home, shocking everyone. Babita panics and asks what happened to her. Aaji also becomes frantic, demanding answers from Virat. He explains that Amruta’s wound became infected and they need to call a doctor.
Babita notices Virat is injured and shirtless, prompting further questions. Harsh suggests giving Amruta a tetanus shot. Virat explains that goons were after them and someone was directing them over the phone. Babita orders Dildar to call a doctor, but Bebe shockingly announces that she wants to file a complaint against Amruta, accusing her of being manipulative. Aaji defends Amruta and asks Virat for clarity. Virat insists they treat Amruta first before making accusations.
Later, reporters broadcast photos of Virat and Amruta from the jungle, leading to a media frenzy. The family is stunned by the coverage. Aaji confronts Virat and slaps him, accusing him of exploiting Amruta. Virat tries to explain that he gave her his shirt to save her, but Aaji refuses to believe him. Harsh threatens Virat, and Aaji declares that she will get him arrested. Virat pleads for them to trust him and promises to find out who leaked the photos.
Babita, fuming, tells Virat he should have let Amruta die instead of facing these accusations. Harsh and Aaji remain adamant about punishing him. Virat insists that once Amruta regains consciousness, she will clear his name. However, tensions escalate as the family struggles to believe him, leaving Virat determined to prove his innocence.
Virat insists that when Amruta regains consciousness, she will confirm he is innocent. The inspector informs him of the arrest warrant, and Virat calmly asks about the charges, sarcastically suggesting they include kidnapping. Aaji retorts that she will decide after hearing Amruta’s side.
As Virat apologizes to his mother, Babita assures him of her belief in his integrity. Virat accepts his arrest, confident the truth will come out once Amruta wakes up. Meanwhile, Ishika revels in the chaos caused by the viral video. Bhavani prays fervently for Amruta’s recovery, lighting a candle as a sign of her devotion. Jahan joins her, supporting her determination.
Scene 2
Ishika gathers the residents and spreads the news about the video, provoking them against Virat. Enraged, the crowd confronts Virat as the police escort him out. They attempt to blacken his face and humiliate him with a shoe garland, but Babita steps in, shielding her son and defiantly daring them to harm her first. Despite her efforts, Virat is injured during the commotion. Amruta regains consciousness amidst the uproar. Learning of Virat’s arrest, she insists on going to the police station, determined to clear his name. Though weak, she resolves to stop the injustice.
Scene 3
At the police station, women’s organizations protest against Virat, accusing him of wronging Amruta. Ishika fans the flames, claiming Amruta had a restraining order against Virat and portraying herself as a concerned guardian. Virat confronts her hypocrisy, reminding everyone how she abandoned Amruta. Aaji, siding with Ishika, calls for Virat’s imprisonment. Babita’s lawyer informs her that the judge denied Virat’s bail. The women’s protests intensify, demanding justice. Despite the accusations, Virat remains composed, confident Amruta will reveal the truth.
Just then, Amruta arrives with Bhavani, declaring Virat’s innocence. Her statement shocks everyone as she retracts the family’s complaint. Aaji questions her motives, but Amruta firmly asserts that Virat did nothing wrong. To everyone’s astonishment, she claims that she and Virat plan to marry. Even Virat is taken aback by her revelation. Babita vehemently denies this, insisting her son would never make such a promise. Amruta presents a ring as proof, reiterating that their relationship was consensual.
Virat, confused, questions her statement. Aaji accuses Amruta of lying under pressure, but Amruta stands by her claims. She informs the inspector that everything between her and Virat was mutual.The inspector asks Amruta to provide an official statement, and the women’s groups, led by Ishika, leave in disbelief. Nimrit confronts Ishika, accusing her of orchestrating the drama to tarnish their family’s name.
Scene 4
Back at the station, Kavita questions Virat about the truth behind Amruta’s statement. Shekhar urges the family to focus on getting Virat released before seeking clarification. Babita, however, remains adamant that her son never proposed to Amruta. As tensions rise, the family decides to address the matter at home, while Virat silently processes the unfolding events.
