The episode begins with Sanju visiting Gurpreet’s house, a sense of anticipation and anxiety hanging in the air. As he steps inside, he is greeted by Gurpreet, who is taken aback by his unexpected arrival. She quickly inquires about Parineet, her concern evident. Just then, Parineet enters the scene alongside Preeth, her newborn daughter. The sight of them fills Gurpreet with joy, and she playfully asks Sanju if he has become a grandfather. With a proud nod, Sanju confirms that he has, his heart swelling with happiness at the thought of meeting his granddaughter for the first time. Gurpreet shares in the joy, expressing her excitement and delight at the precious new life.
Babli, another family member, admires the baby, her eyes sparkling with affection. Gurpreet invites them to come inside, but both Sanju and Parineet hesitate, a palpable tension hanging in the air. Meanwhile, in another part of the house, Gurinder is filled with worry about Neeti’s health as she is in labor. The nurse approaches Bebe with news, revealing that Neeti is about to give birth to a girl. Bebe’s face lights up with happiness as she hears the sound of a baby crying, and she rushes to meet her grandchild, her heart full of anticipation.
Gurinder, overwhelmed with gratitude, thanks God for the safe arrival of the baby and shares her joy with Parminder. “I’ve become a grandmother!” she exclaims, her eyes shining with pride. She reflects on how happy Sanju would be to see his daughter, but her words are met with silence from Parminder, who appears lost in her thoughts, her mind racing with unspoken worries.
Later, Parineet turns to Gurpreet, explaining that they cannot come inside the house just yet. She urges Gurpreet to take care of her daughter, emphasizing the urgency of their situation. Gurpreet, puzzled, asks why they are hesitant to enter when there are still days left until the full term. “Are you in danger?” she asks, concern etched on her face. Parineet reassures her, promising to explain everything in three days, according to Kalyani’s prediction. She adds that the baby’s life is also at risk, which is why she entrusted her daughter to Gurpreet’s care. “Please look after her,” Parineet implores, her voice thick with emotion.
Gurpreet promises to protect the child for life, and in an emotional moment, Parineet hugs her daughter tightly, pouring out her love and affection. “I can’t leave her,” she whispers, tears in her eyes. With a heavy heart, she departs, leaving Gurpreet and Sanju to ponder the weight of their responsibilities.
Meanwhile, Gurinder and Bebe are overjoyed to finally meet Neeti’s daughter. They admire the newborn, cooing over her tiny features. However, Neeti’s expression is one of disappointment and frustration. She turns to Parminder, requesting that she contact Sanju, hoping he will return to meet his daughter. Parminder remains silent, a storm of emotions brewing beneath her calm exterior. Neeti, sensing something amiss, grows suspicious, convinced that Parminder is hiding something from her.
Later, Gurpreet asks Parineet what name they have chosen for their daughter. Sanju proudly announces that they have decided to name her Preeth. They gently place a name chain around the baby’s neck, and Gurpreet smiles, pleased with the choice. She then suggests that they should meet in the village, reasoning that this place isn’t safe for them. Parineet nods in agreement, acknowledging the wisdom in her words.
Meanwhile, Neeti returns home, her mood still sour as Bebe welcomes her inside. Sukhwinder, another family member, meets her granddaughter with joy, celebrating the new addition to the family. However, Neeti’s disappointment lingers, and the sound of the baby crying only serves to irritate her further. “This baby’s crying is so annoying,” she snaps at Gurinder, demanding that someone calm the baby down. Sukhwinder, trying to be understanding, gently reminds Neeti that she is experiencing post-partum depression. “You’re a new mom, and it’s normal not to know how to handle a newborn,” she reassures her. “You’ll learn.”
Neeti, however, remains fixated on the absence of Sanju. “Why isn’t he here to meet his daughter? Doesn’t he want to see her?” she laments, her voice tinged with bitterness. Sukhwinder, sensing her distress, asks her what happened between them. Neeti recalls the painful memories of how Sanju disowned her, his hatred cutting deep. Sukhwinder tries to console her, insisting that their daughter will ultimately bring them back together. “She is the lifeline of your relationship,” she says, hoping to lift Neeti’s spirits.
Meanwhile, Kalyani praises Parineet and Sanju for making the difficult decision to send their daughter to Gurpreet. “You saved her life by doing this,” she says, her tone serious. Kalyani warns them that it’s safer for them to stay in the house for the next three days. “If you step outside, your lives will be in danger,” she cautions. Parineet and Sanju exchange worried glances, understanding the gravity of the situation.
As the day progresses, Gurpreet and Babli prepare to return to the village. Parminder notices them leaving and inquires about the baby they are carrying, but they choose to leave without answering her question, heightening her suspicions. Parineet, feeling a deep longing for her daughter, expresses her desire to see her. Sanju tries to console her, reminding her that they must endure this for the sake of their child.
Kalyani reiterates her warning, emphasizing the need for them to stay put for the next three days. “You must bear everything for now,” she insists. “If you don’t believe in my prediction, you can leave, but it’s not safe.” Sanju continues to comfort Parineet, assuring her that they will get through this together.
Meanwhile, Parminder’s suspicions grow as she wonders whose child is in Babli’s arms. Neeti, feeling a surge of protectiveness, thinks to herself that if the baby is indeed Sanju’s daughter, she will not let her go without a fight.
As the episode draws to a close, the tension builds, leaving viewers eager to see how these complex relationships will unfold in the coming days.