The episode opens with Aniruddh singing as Jhanak dances. The prisoners applaud her performance, and one inmate requests her to teach them dance. Jhanak agrees to teach only if she is imprisoned again. The prisoner questions how she could be released in a day, to which Jhanak responds that she believes in the law and maintains her innocence.
Meanwhile, Apu informs Anuradha that Lalon is still absent. Anuradha suggests Lalon must be on the way. Apu expresses her concern since Lalon’s phone is off, worrying that he and Aniruddh might have been arrested. Just then, Lalon arrives and mentions that Aniruddh is waiting outside the jail, calling him stubborn. Apu concurs, stating Jhanak shares that trait. Anuradha inquires about the court’s decision, and Lalon reassures her that Jhanak is innocent and should be fine. Anuradha remarks that while Jhanak is a good person, she has many adversaries. Lalon shares his sympathy for Aniruddh’s situation.
A cellmate urges Jhanak to eat, but she declines. When the cellmate questions her reluctance, Jhanak asserts that no one is born a criminal. The cellmate reveals she harmed her ex-boyfriend who betrayed her. Jhanak proposes that the cellmate help educate the uneducated inmates. The cellmate speculates about Jhanak’s love life, to which Jhanak confesses her feelings for a married man, explaining it’s a complicated matter. She believes Aniruddh trusts her morals, while the cellmate insists Aniruddh loves her deeply. Jhanak states she cannot disrupt Aniruddh’s family and hopes to have him in her next life. Meanwhile, Aniruddh longs to share his life with Jhanak.
The following day, Arshi wonders if Jhanak could be released that day, but Tanuja counters that the court’s decision will take time. Shubhankar points out that their case is with a fast-track court, making it plausible. Arshi threatens to leave if Jhanak comes back, but Shubhankar insists he will prevent her return, noting that many in the house support Jhanak.
Overhearing, Bipasha interjects, stating she wants to discuss Jhanak with them. Arshi prompts her to get to the point, and Bipasha admits she has been scheming to send Jhanak away, confirming she has convinced Jhanak. Arshi presses for details.
Bipasha reveals she cannot divulge everything but discloses that Jhanak will go to a place arranged by her via the court. Shubhankar questions whether Jhanak truly wants to leave, and Bipasha insists she agreed, worried Aniruddh might disrupt her plan. She questions where she will go if Laal throws her out, and Shubhankar offers his support.
Arshi remarks that Jhanak is very clever, warning Bipasha that Aniruddh will try to thwart her plan. Bipasha insists they should give it a shot and seeks their assistance, claiming if her plan succeeds, Jhanak won’t return to the Bose house. Shubhankar asserts that they trust Bipasha and wants her to succeed. Bipasha plans to meet Jhanak and urges them to keep Aniruddh away from her. She departs.
Elsewhere, Apu expresses her intention to take Jhanak home, as Anuradha feeds her. Lalon informs them the taxi driver has left, but Apu insists she believes Jhanak will return home and urges Lalon to go to court.
Laal interrupts, questioning where Bipasha is heading at this hour. She claims she has business to attend to, but Laal accuses her of meeting Sarveshwar. Confused, Bipasha protests. Bablu arrives, inquiring about the situation. Bipasha claims Sarveshwar threatened her, explaining her meeting. Bablu encourages her to be honest with Laal, advising her to go inside. Bipasha insists her work is important and she needs to leave. Laal mocks her, while Bablu demands she reveals her destination.
Meanwhile, Aniruddh halts the jeep, telling Jhanak that she will be freed soon. The police inspector warns Aniruddh of potential repercussions for breaching protocol. Jhanak insists he should leave, but Aniruddh assures her they will have a future together once the verdict is announced, asserting nothing will happen to her. Jhanak contemplates a life without Aniruddh.
Precap: Arshi’s lawyer presents evidence against Jhanak.