The episode begins with Tejas, who is enthusiastically digging into the soil in search of the village’s hidden treasure. The excitement among the villagers is palpable when they uncover a bucket buried underground. Tejas, eager for a significant reward, insists on claiming the largest share of the treasure. However, Sachin believes in fairness and proposes that the treasure be divided equally among all villagers. Just as they are about to open the bucket, Savitri arrives, her expression one of shock. She reveals that the bucket is a remnant of a dark past, a shadow of the witch she had hidden years ago.
Savitri begins to recount her own story, taking the audience back to when she first entered the house as a newlywed bride. Her mother-in-law was an exceptionally arrogant woman who made Savitri’s life miserable. This mother-in-law had a peculiar and humiliating habit of spitting, forcing Savitri to follow her around with a bucket to collect the spit. The villagers would laugh at her predicament, deepening her sense of humiliation.
Determined to put an end to this embarrassment, Savitri decided to bury the spitting bucket, hoping to erase the memory of the shame it brought her. She had always wanted to keep this incident hidden from everyone. As she shares her tale, both Sachin and Sayali feel a wave of sympathy for their grandmother. However, Savitri has transformed since those days; she is now a self-made, independent woman who has risen above her past. Meanwhile, Tejas is frustrated by the unexpected turn of events, feeling that the revelation has caused him unnecessary trouble.
The following day, the group returns to Mumbai. Sayali is still recovering and not yet well enough to resume her work, but she has decided to restart her business after their trip. After completing her deliveries, she hopes to rest. However, Renuka insists that she prepare dinner for the evening. Despite Sayali explaining her condition, Renuka dismisses her concerns, believing that Sayali is simply making excuses to avoid her responsibilities.
When Sachin returns home and finds Sayali in the kitchen, he becomes furious. He insists that she needs to see a doctor and promises to bring food for everyone. He takes her to the room shared by Tejas and Roshni, encouraging her to rest. When Roshni and Tejas discover that Sayali is sleeping in their room, they complain to Renuka, who cannot comprehend why Sayali is resting during such an odd hour instead of attending to household chores. Roshni suspects that Sayali is deliberately trying to annoy them, depriving them of their peace.
Despite Paresh advising Renuka against waking Sayali, she ignores his request and demands that Sayali get up. Renuka mocks Sayali’s illness, insisting she leave the room immediately. Just then, Sachin arrives and becomes furious with his mother for her lack of compassion. Tejas and Roshni also accuse Sachin and Sayali of invading their space, doubting Sayali’s claims of suffering from a high fever. They argue that the room was empty and Sayali simply sought a place to rest, without any malicious intent.
Sachin feels ashamed of his mother’s behavior, recognizing her lack of generosity. Upon learning the full story, Paresh also expresses his anger towards Renuka for her actions. He rebukes her for not allowing Sayali to rest when she clearly needed it.
In the midst of the chaos, Sachin warns Sayali against being overly accommodating, asserting that she is not obligated to take on everyone else’s burdens. Tensions escalate as Tejas and Sachin argue over the room, with Tejas boasting about his own struggles in business and failing to empathize with others. Meanwhile, Riya and Akash support Sayali, but Riya admits that she has her own plans to stay at her mother’s house during this tumultuous time. Sachin, feeling neglected, refuses to show concern for others since he hasn’t received any sympathy himself.
The episode concludes with unresolved tensions and heightened emotions, leaving the characters grappling with their relationships and the challenges they face within the family dynamic.