Purvi says to Kanhaji, “When you know that I am upset with Mukhi Ji, then why did you send him? I also feel sad punishing him.” Virender peeks in from a window and then enters the classroom, asking for permission. He says, “I forgot to bring my lunch box.” She replies, “So what?” He responds, “So I came to eat with you. You just said to the students that if anyone forgot, they can join you.” He sadly turns back, and she says, “Wait.” He jumps and sits beside her. She adds, “But there is only one plate.” They share the plate, and he says, “No matter how angry you are, you make delicious food.” She replies, “I am not your Bawri, I am your teacher.” He then sees his phone and gets shocked by a message about a large withdrawal from his account. She asks if everything is okay, and he says, “You eat. I have to go.”
Virender comes home, talking on the phone and asking how money went out of his account. He had saved it for the factory’s machine. The man says, “I’m shocked myself. I complained at the police station. They said that the money was sent to someone’s account in Canada.” Virender says, “I don’t even know anyone in Canada. How did money go there?” Satyam hears this and gets worried. Anjali comes in and says she knows. Virender asks where the money went and who withdrew it. Anjali points at Satyam, shocking Virender and Renu. Anjali explains, “I saw Satyam coming out of your room quietly. What was the need to go to your room?” Satyam responds, “Anjali is right. I am the culprit. I made the mistake of marrying a rich girl despite being from a poor family. I made a mistake by staying in this mansion for your happiness.
Even if a spoon disappears, then I will be accused of it.” Virender insists, “It’s not like that. We trust you.” Renu adds, “No, Satyam is right. Since my marriage, she has been accusing him. If she has a problem, we will go and live elsewhere.” Anjali pleads, “Please don’t do that. If you leave, Satyam will get a chance to escape, and the money will be gone too.” Renu argues, “Enough! You keep accusing Satyam Ji, and when I talk about leaving this house, you say it’s my planning?” Virender tells them to be quiet and states, “No one will go.” Anjali warns, “Satyam will eat all your money and property. Trust me.” Virender replies, “Trust you? You have broken my trust so many times. How can I trust you?”
Virender then receives a call from the man, who informs him that someone attempted to log into his account earlier today from his laptop, with four failed attempts. Virender asks everyone where his laptop is, and Renu says she put it in his cupboard.
Kids say yuck when seeing Karela. Purvi tells them, “You shouldn’t disrespect food like that.” The lady replies, “But you said you don’t like Karela a few days ago. Why did you bring it?” Purvi recalls Virender liking Karela but avoids the question.
Virender checks his laptop and finds that his account is locked today due to continuous failed login attempts. Satyam argues that a servant can’t do this, and one of them must have done it. Renu claims, “Now I understand who did this. It must be Anjali. She turned on the laptop and logged into the bank website. When she couldn’t log in, she thought to blame Satyam.” Yogi defends Anjali, and Virender states, “If the money didn’t go out from this laptop, then who withdrew it?” Yogi suggests informing the police and matching fingerprints on the laptop with everyone’s fingerprints. Renu agrees to call the police. Satyam thinks, “If I or Anjali didn’t do this, then who did? The laptop has my fingerprints, and I must do something before the police come.”
Purvi takes attendance, noting Virender isn’t there. She thinks something big must have happened at home, as Mukhi Ji seemed tense yesterday. She tells the students to take out their homework. Meanwhile, she calls Anjali to ask if everything is fine. Anjali wonders how Purvi found out and tells her everything. Purvi then shares an idea to catch the culprit before the police arrive. A man comes to Purvi saying that the school will be run by new owners and they need her signature on some papers.
Purvi reads that she must pay a 10 lakh fine if she quits her job before two years. She protests, “This isn’t fair. I won’t even earn that much in two years.” The man insists there is no other option, and she thinks about how she will take care of the kids and pay the debt. She ultimately signs the papers. Satyam wonders how to get rid of his fingerprints from the laptop. He goes to Virender’s room and cleans the laptop while wearing gloves. He feels relieved after succeeding in his plan. However, when he comes out, he sees everyone standing there. Virender shows him the CCTV video of him destroying fingerprints and grabs his collar, dragging him out.
Meanwhile, Purvi hopes her CCTV idea works. She recalls bringing Karela sabji for Mukhi Ji, who didn’t come. She thinks, “I can’t even smell it, let alone eat it.” She stands up without eating, goes to wash her hands, and sees Sakshi’s image in the mirror. Sakshi says, “What did you think? That I would leave you that easily? No, Purvi. I will keep chasing you by becoming your shadow.” Purvi thinks about when Sakshi will stop haunting her. Sakshi taunts, “You thought you could snatch my Mukhi Ji away from me? You will always remember how Mukhi Ji was sleeping with me, and you saw it with your own eyes. You turned out to be too weak.
You left home in anger that day. Now what happened? Did your anger go away?” Purvi insists, “No. I will never forget what Mukhi Ji did to me. I will never forgive him.” Sakshi counters, “Then why Karela sabji? You brought his favorite. You’re upset because he’s upset. Soon you will forgive him. What will happen after that? Mukhi Ji will keep taking advantage of your trust. Last time, you saw him with me. Tomorrow, you will see him with someone else. Mukhi Ji will keep breaking your heart.” Purvi, frustrated, throws an object and breaks the mirror, declaring, “I won’t forgive Mukhi Ji after what he has done to me. I will never forget his mistake and never forgive him.”
Virender drags Satyam to the hall, and Satyam pleads, “Listen to me.” Renu asks, “Why did you break my trust?” Anjali adds, “Thanks to my friend, I put a camera in the room. Out of fear of the police, the culprit went to the room and got caught.” Virender slaps Satyam, and Renu begs him to stop. Virender takes out a gun and points it at Satyam’s head, saying, “You tried to play with me. You brought tears to my sister’s eyes. I will kill you.” Yogi tries to control Virender, who insists that Satyam’s death is written in his hands. Anjali and others also try to intervene.
Virender receives a call from Satpal, who informs him that someone withdrew 30 lakh rupees more just now. Shocked, Virender asks how this can happen with Satyam right in front of him. Renu realizes, “This means Satyam is innocent. He didn’t steal the money.” Satyam tells Virender, “I hope you believe me now. I didn’t withdraw the funds.” Virender slaps him again, saying, “You at least tried to do it. Is this why I paid for your education? Your intentions are wrong.”
Virender tells Yogi to call the police. Satyam thinks that if the police come, his visa will get stuck. He begs Virender not to call the police and explains, “I did this for my treatment.” Renu asks, “Treatment for what?” Satyam reveals, “I have a brain tumor. The treatment is only available in Canada. I needed to show money in my account for the visa. I thought to transfer it back later, but everything went wrong.”
Renu asks why he hid this from her, saying, “You could have told me. I would have told Virender, and he would have helped you.” Satyam cries and begs not to call the police, assuring Virender that his intentions were not wrong. Virender responds, “If you are telling the truth, then I will pay for your treatment. But if you are lying, I won’t spare you.” He tells Yogi that if Satyam didn’t take the money out, then who did? He leaves to find out, and Yogi follows. Satyam apologizes to Renu again and hugs her, then smiles at Anjali.
Meanwhile, Purvi is at the market with the kids. They remind her that Baba always gives them gifts for New Year and ask her to buy them gifts. Purvi asks what they want, and Manas says he wants a racing car, while Juhi wants a video game. Purvi asks the shopkeeper for the prices and worries about how she can afford such expensive items since she also needs to pay rent. She tells the kids to look elsewhere, but they insist on those gifts, saying, “Baba used to get us whatever we wanted. Why can’t you do the same?” Purvi realizes she should meet their demands if she has taken up their responsibility.
She promises to buy them the gifts, making them happy. She thinks it’s good that she signed the contract yesterday because if she wants to take care of the kids, she can’t think of leaving the job. She considers taking extra classes after talking to the principal. Back at home, Renu hugs Virender and cries, saying, “Why can I never be happy? I got a new hope after Satyam came into my life, but now I’m scared again. What will I do if anything happens to Satyam?” Virender reassures her, “Don’t cry. I promised I won’t let you cry.
I won’t let anything happen to Satyam. We will take him to the best doctors.” Virender then receives a call from Satpal, who asks him to turn on the news channel. The news reports that a PDSS group/company has bought the primary school by paying double the price. Virender realizes this amount matches what was withdrawn from his account and wonders what this PDSS group is and why they bought the school that his kids attend, where he goes, and where Purvi works. He decides to find more information about this group.
Later, Purvi is at home when the principal visits. She asks why he hasn’t gone home yet, and he explains he had a meeting with the new management, which informed him that they fired him and a new principal will take over tomorrow. Purvi worries for him, but he reassures her, “Don’t worry about me. I’ll find another job. But I’m concerned for you. I don’t find those people trustworthy. They have no experience in managing a school and paid double price.”
Purvi asks who they are and why they paid extra. He expresses confusion but notes that the two-year contract is only with her. He suspects they are plotting something against her and warns her to be careful. Meanwhile, Virender thinks if it’s the same people who stole his money and bought the school, they could target his family. He decides to warn Purvi, but when he tries to call, she doesn’t pick up. He calls her from a servant’s phone. Purvi is making the kids sleep and doesn’t notice her phone. Manas accidentally accepts the call, and Virender starts talking but gets no response.
Thinking she picked up by mistake, he listens to her lullaby and smiles, thinking, “Bawri loves my kids so much. Even Sakshi couldn’t give them such love. Bawri is my family.” He resolves not to tell her anything now, fearing it might disturb her. He plans to go to the school to protect her. Satpal approaches Virender, telling him he found the PDSS group’s website, which will shock him. Virender insists they need to call the police to lock up the owner. Satpal tells him to check his phone first, and when Virender sees the owner’s name, he is shocked. Satpal asks, “Do you still want to call the police?” Virender, stunned by the betrayal, is left in a dilemma.
