The episode begins with a tense atmosphere as Dr. Surva delivers shocking news to Savi: Neil has lost his memory. Savi’s heart sinks as she asks if Neil has completely forgotten everything, including their past together. Dr. Surva explains that, in his current state, Neil believes Savi is his wife and considers her children to be his own. This revelation leaves Savi conflicted, as she tries to clarify that Neil only applied sindoor to her to prevent the children from being taken away and that he truly loves Teju.
Dr. Surva acknowledges that while Neil did have feelings for Teju, he no longer remembers her at all. Instead, he only recognizes Savi as his wife. Urging Savi to act accordingly, Dr. Surva emphasizes the importance of her support for Neil’s recovery, given their legal marriage. However, Savi resists this notion, reminding him that their marriage was purely circumstantial and that she and Neil are not even friends.
Surva, understanding the gravity of the situation, insists that Neil needs her now more than ever. He explains that Neil married her to help her, and now it is her turn to support him. Savi becomes emotional, grappling with the weight of the situation and the memories of everything that has transpired between them. She steps outside, seeking a moment to collect her thoughts.
Outside, Savi encounters Bhagyashree, who is causing a scene in the hospital. Approaching her, Savi questions why she is making such a fuss. Bhagyashree, fueled by anger, demands that the inspector arrest Savi, accusing her of kidnapping her grandchildren. The inspector, caught off guard, explains that they were not aware it was Savi who took the children, as the complaint only indicated that someone had taken them.
Bhagyashree, along with Tara, levels accusations against Savi, claiming she has tarnished Rajat’s reputation and asserting that they will not allow her to cast a shadow over their grandchildren. Tara even presents a video showing the media’s negative portrayal of Rajat, further fueling Bhagyashree’s anger. Savi, determined to defend herself, promises to clear Rajat’s name but is met with Bhagyashree’s disdain, who insists that she does not need Savi’s help and demands the return of her grandchildren. In a heated exchange, Bhagyashree insults Savi, referring to her relationship with Neil as illegitimate.
Savi stands her ground, firmly declaring that she will not allow anyone to separate her from her children. She acknowledges her relationship with Neil and asserts that no one can take her children away from her. With conviction, she challenges Bhagyashree and her daughters to fight a custody case if they wish to pursue the matter further. Bhagyashree, furious, curses Savi, declaring that she will never find happiness. As Savi walks away, the inspector advises Bhagyashree that they cannot take action at this moment and suggests that she file a custody case if she wants to pursue her claims.
Later, Bhagyashree meets with Leena and warns her about Savi, claiming that Savi has already ruined her family and could do the same to Leena’s son. With that ominous warning, she walks away, leaving Leena to ponder the implications.
Meanwhile, Neil, still grappling with his memory loss, asks Dr. Surva about his wife and children. Just then, Savi enters the room with a plant, announcing, “I’m here.” She explains that she was delayed because she was taking care of the kids. Neil’s eyes light up as he notices the plant and mentions that it’s his favorite flower, Aparajita. Savi, hopeful, asks if he remembers it, but Neil shakes his head, unable to recall anything. Savi promises to help him remember everything, sensing the urgency of the situation. Neil experiences fleeting flashes of memory but is troubled by his inability to remember his wife’s name.
Leena, observing the exchange, decides that it would be best to keep Savi away from Neil for his well-being. On the other hand, Bhagyashree is resolute in her plan to gain custody of Sai and Kian. She swears on Rajat’s name and plots her revenge against Savi. Meanwhile, Savi reflects on her feelings, thinking to herself, “Neil needs me, and I need him to save my kids.”
As the scene unfolds, Neil inquires about his children. Savi struggles to explain that Neil has started to see Sai as his daughter. At that moment, Sai enters the room with Bhakti. Bhakti apologizes to Savi, admitting that she couldn’t prevent Sai from coming. Neil smiles and warmly reassures Sai, saying, “There’s no need to stop my daughter.” Sai expresses her gratitude for Neil’s help, saying, “I love you, Pookie uncle.” Neil, taken aback, repeats, “Uncle?”
Savi quickly sends Sai away with Bhakti, feeling the weight of the situation. Neil, confused, asks why Sai called him “Pookie uncle.” Savi, sensing the delicate nature of the moment, covers it up with a lie. Neil feels a deep sense of heartbreak, lamenting the fact that he must have forgotten even his own daughter, expressing his regret over the loss.
Precap
In the upcoming scenes, Neil questions Savi about why their belongings are not in his room. Savi explains that their room is being renovated, and everything has been temporarily moved. Neil accepts her explanation, but later, Savi secretly hides a photo of Teju, hinting at the complexities and challenges that lie ahead in her efforts to navigate this tangled web of relationships and emotions.