The episode begins with an intense moment as Heer walks away, visibly upset upon witnessing Nawab and Tina together. Nawab, realizing that Heer is leaving, rushes after her in a desperate attempt to explain himself. Meanwhile, Tina, feeling possessive, tells Nawab that he needs to forget about Heer and stop living like a “waiter,” implying that he should aspire for more in life. In a surprising turn of events, Nawab decides to take charge of the situation. He boldly drags Tina in front of everyone, declaring that he will participate in the item number dance but will not remain associated with her any longer. This marks a significant turning point as Nawab officially ends his ties with Tina and their circle of friends.
As Nawab prepares to wear his dance costume, Heer intervenes, stopping him in his tracks. She joins him on stage, and together they begin to dance, shocking the audience and igniting jealousy in Tina. The vibrant atmosphere takes a whimsical turn when colorful balls start raining down at the party, causing the music player to break. Seizing the moment, Heer excitedly tells Nawab that she instructed everyone to start practicing, and the two enjoy the lively show together, much to Tina’s chagrin.
Meanwhile, Gulab receives a frantic call from Tina, who confesses that her plans have failed. Gulab reassures Tina that she will take care of it and speaks to Tina’s father, expressing her frustrations about her son not understanding the situation. However, Tina’s father firmly states that he will not blame his daughter for the issues at hand and refuses to assist her. Gulab insists that if they do not select Nawab for the team, Tina will lose him as well, but her father remains adamant against Nawab’s involvement. Gulab vows to convince Nawab to pursue Tina, insisting that he must be kept away from the team.
Back at the party, Nawab reassures Heer that he was not hugging Tina, but Heer, already aware of the dynamics, challenges him. She questions why he allowed Tina to believe he had feelings for her. Nawab admits that he has bullied everyone in the past but expresses a desire to change. Heer, trusting Nawab, wonders why it seems like everyone is turning against him. Suddenly, Nawab receives the selectors’ list and rushes to check it.
To his shock, Nawab discovers that his name is missing from the list of selected players. He confronts Heer, declaring that he is the best player and cannot comprehend why he was overlooked. As Heer tries to calm him down, Nawab realizes that Tina has orchestrated this setback. Furious, he decides to confront Tina’s father, but Heer urges him to control his anger. Nawab learns that Gulab has advised Tina’s father against selecting him for the team, further fueling his frustration. Heer confronts Gulab, demanding to know why she is sabotaging Nawab’s career. Gulab coldly states that her actions are transparent, claiming that Nawab is merely a twelfth player and that the one taking his place has better connections.
Heer, feeling the tension rise, tells Gulab that she has crossed a line and does not want any justifications for her actions. Determined to support Nawab, she attempts to take him away, but he defiantly drags her back and jumps into his car. Nawab starts driving recklessly, prompting Heer to chase after him, desperate to prevent him from making a rash decision. She hops into an auto rickshaw, urging the driver to catch up to Nawab, fearing for his safety as he speeds down the road.
As the scene unfolds, Gulab tries to reason with Nawab, asking where he is headed while cautioning him to slow down. However, Nawab is too consumed by anger and determination to listen. The car goes out of control, and Heer struggles to keep up, her heart racing as she worries about Nawab’s state of mind.
Eventually, Nawab stops the car, and a wave of nostalgia washes over him as he recalls a place where he used to play cricket with his brothers. He reminisces about how they used to tease him, and in a moment of defiance, he remembers the motivation he drew from Gulab during those times. With renewed vigor, Nawab hits an imaginary sixer, symbolizing his determination to rise above the challenges he faces. He tells Gulab that he no longer needs her motivation, and in a symbolic gesture, he rubs his name off a tree where he once carved it, signifying his desire to break free from his past.
Gulab, feeling the sting of rejection, accuses Nawab of forgetting her because of his relationship with Heer. She places a condition before him: if he wants to come back home, he must sign the divorce papers. Nawab, resolute, refuses to leave Heer and declares that he will no longer refer to Gulab as “Mom.” Instead, he asserts that she is “Mrs. Brar” from now on, firmly holding Heer’s hand as a sign of his commitment to her. Gulab, clearly frustrated, vows to bring her son back, insisting that one day he will realize the consequences of his choices.
Precap
In a tense moment, Nawab begins to feel suspicious about the unfolding events, and Gulab warns Karan about the potential fallout. The stage is set for heightened drama as loyalties are tested, and the characters navigate the complexities of their relationships.
