The Guards stop Virender from entering the school, informing him that the PDSS group had purchased the school and ordered them to keep him out. Virender challenges their authority, demanding to speak with them. A man approaches and warns him that Purvi, his wife, has a class scheduled. Meanwhile, a girl leads Purvi to the new principal’s office, explaining that she’s her personal secretary. Purvi, confused about the principal’s summons, asks why she has been called. Upon entering the office, the secretary hands Purvi a bucket, stating that she must clean the school since the principal has fired the cleaner.
Purvi refuses, asserting that she is a teacher and not a janitor. The secretary reminds her that she signed a bond that includes a hefty fine if she quits within two years. Purvi insists she won’t do the cleaning, stating that signing the bond does not make her a slave. The secretary questions how she plans to pay the fine if she resigns, but Purvi dismisses her concern. The principal then gives the secretary a letter, which is Purvi’s resignation. The secretary warns Purvi that quitting means her children will also have to leave the school, as the principal won’t allow them admission elsewhere.
Purvi demands to know the identity of this principal and why she harbors such animosity toward her. Just then, the principal turns around, revealing herself to be Prakashi. Purvi is shocked, realizing Prakashi now owns the school. Prakashi taunts Purvi, reminding her of how she was kicked out of the house and vowing to make her suffer. Purvi confronts Prakashi about her actions, claiming that a mother should protect her children, not seek revenge. Prakashi orders her to pick up the bucket and mop the floor, but Purvi stands firm in her refusal. Suddenly, a child screams for help, and Prakashi coldly informs Purvi that the child is locked in a bathroom, suggesting he could suffocate and die unless Purvi complies.
Faced with the dilemma, Purvi protests, questioning why the kids deserve this treatment. Prakashi responds that the children haven’t done anything, but she will let the child out only if Purvi cleans the floor. Outside, Virender warns the guards not to block his entry, but they refuse. As he steps back, the guards laugh at him, prompting Virender to retaliate. In the ensuing struggle, he is struck on the head and falls to the ground. Meanwhile, in a classroom, Manas and Juhi wait for Purvi, who is still cleaning the floor. When Prakashi rings the bell, the children rush out and see Purvi mopping.
Prakashi declares that it’s her first day as principal and instructs the kids to line up for a race, threatening punishment for anyone who disobeys. The children run, dirtying the floor again, and Prakashi commands Purvi to clean it once more. Outside, the guards debate how to handle Virender, considering that he is the principal’s son. One guard suggests they should show no mercy and proceed to kill him, lifting a large rock to throw at him. At that moment, Virender imagines Purvi calling for him, reminding him that he can’t give up. Just as the guards throw the rock, he narrowly dodges it.
Back inside, Prakashi continues to make the kids race. When Juhi and Manas refuse to participate, Manas explains they won’t run because they see through her scheme to humiliate Purvi. Prakashi, infuriated, declares that as principal, they must obey her. Manas defiantly shows the cloth on which Purvi made a sketch, declaring their love for her. Enraged, Prakashi snatches the cloth and orders Purvi to clean the floor with it. Manas cries out, begging Purvi not to comply, and in a bold move, he bites Prakashi and escapes with the cloth.
Prakashi commands the guards to capture Manas, while Purvi pleads for her son’s safety. Just then, a truck arrives with the children’s lunch, and in the chaos, Virender sneaks under it and successfully enters the school, leaving the guards confused about his disappearance. Virender manages to get inside the school. He is in pain from his head. He wonders what condition Purvi must be in. Purvi requests Prakashi not to do anything to Manas. Prakashi says, “You must be feeling very bad, right? I felt the same when I was kicked out of the house because of you. I cried and begged Virender, but no one forgave me. Why should I forgive?” She tells Purvi to continue her work of mopping the floor.
The guards come and say that they can’t find Manas. Prakashi tells them to find him; otherwise, she will break their legs. They can’t handle a small kid. She then tells Purvi to go and change the water. Purvi goes, but water is not coming. Prakashi tells the workers to check. Virender slowly comes inside. He thinks, “If I have to fight with Maa, then I will. But I won’t let anything happen to my Bawri.” A kid cries for help from the washroom. Virender sees that the door is locked. He can’t believe Prakashi can stoop so low. He breaks the lock and gets the kid out.
The workers come back and say that there was a blockage in the water tank due to a piece of cloth. Prakashi checks it, and it’s the same cloth that Manas had. Purvi gets worried, thinking Manas must be in the water tank. She gets shocked seeing Prakashi saying to let him die. Purvi asks Prakashi, “How can you even think like that? He’s your grandson.” Prakashi says, “I told you already that Virender has broken all relations with me, and they are all my stepchildren. It’s better that they die today than tomorrow.” Purvi says, “You might have forgotten your relations, but I am Manas’ mother, and he is my son. I will do my duty and save him.” She throws the mopping water in the workers’ way and runs away. She bumps into Virender.
She asks Virender what happened to him. He says, “Don’t worry about me. The kids are safe, right?” Prakashi’s men come chasing them. They run outside the school and lock the door so that Prakashi’s men can’t come outside. Purvi tells Virender that Manas is in the water tank. They rush to the tank and find Manas inside. Virender asks him how he got in there. Manas says, “A bad uncle was coming to kidnap me, so I hid here to save myself.” Purvi says, “We are here. Nothing will happen to you.” Manas cries, saying he is scared. Virender is in pain from his head. He tells Purvi to go inside, lift Manas on her shoulder, and then he will pull her out.
Virender first pulls Manas out successfully. But when pulling out Purvi, he feels very bad pain in his head and leaves Purvi’s hand. He feels dizzy. He tries again. This time, Purvi manages to hold the edge. Virender faints and falls unconscious. Purvi manages to come out. She checks that Virender has a high fever. She says it must be due to the injury on his head. Prakashi comes to a classroom. Juhi is there. Prakashi gives some material to the kids and says to follow the uncle. A girl says, “This smells like firecrackers.” Prakashi says, “That’s right. You all will make firecrackers today.” Juhi says, “I won’t do anything until you bring Manas back.”
Prakashi says, “I sent Manas to the water tank. Do you want to go to him?” She tells Chanda to take Juhi to Manas. Juhi cries and tells her not to do anything to Manas. “I will do whatever you say.” Prakashi wonders where Purvi is and sends one of the goons to check. Purvi thinks about what to do as the goons are about to break the lock and come in. She gathers sand and throws it at them when they arrive. She takes their stick and starts beating them up. A security guard comes to the classroom and tells Prakashi that school hours are over. Parents are outside to pick up the kids. If they don’t send the kids out, there will be a scene.
Prakashi thinks that’s what she wants to see and sends the guard out. Prakashi receives a call from Purvi’s father. He thanks her for making him the owner of the firecracker factory. He asks why she did that, though. She says, “So that I can see your daughter in her real place.” He asks, “Meaning?” She says, “Your daughter takes care of the entire family, so I thought you deserved this much. Everyone asks me what your daughter-in-law’s father does. I feel a little ashamed to say the reality, so I thought to give you this factory and bring you a little closer to our level.” He thanks her again and says, “I won’t disappoint you. I am going to the factory now.” After the call ends, Prakashi’s face shows vengeful expressions.
