The scene opens with Arya seething with anger as he spots Anu in the company of Bipin. His frustration is palpable, and it’s clear that he is troubled by their interaction. Meanwhile, Pushpa notices a young boy engrossed in a Korean drama and decides to join him, hoping to share in the enjoyment. However, as she settles down, she unexpectedly trips and falls, eliciting laughter from the little boy, which adds a lighthearted moment to her day.
Afterward, Pushpa heads out to pay Bholi for the rent of the scooty she has been using. Determined to learn how to ride it, she takes the scooty for a spin, filled with excitement and a bit of trepidation. Unfortunately, her enthusiasm leads to an accident, and she crashes the scooty. Gopal, who happens to be nearby, rushes to her side, deeply concerned. He quickly checks to see if she’s injured, while Bholi, the neighbor, expresses her frustration and worry about the condition of her scooty.
As Gopal helps Pushpa, he discovers that she has already paid the rent for the scooty. Concerned for her well-being, he decides to take her home to ensure she is safe and sound. Meanwhile, Bipin drops Anu off at her office. As Anu enters, she notices a Ganpati idol and takes a moment to pray, asking Bappa for blessings for Arya and for a fresh start in her life.
Back at home, Gopal questions Pushpa about her decision to ride the scooty, especially since she isn’t very experienced. She explains that she wanted to impress him with her newfound skills, hoping that he would reward her with a smartphone. However, she expresses her frustration and pain over her foot sprain from the accident. Gopal, showing his caring nature, tends to her injuries, and Pushpa, feeling shy, confesses her feelings for him, saying that she loves him.
The narrative shifts back to the office where Arya arrives and immediately directs his anger at Anu, demanding that she adhere to deadlines and complete her work. Meera, witnessing Arya’s wrath towards Anu, feels a sense of satisfaction, noting to Jhende that Arya’s fury is providing her with unexpected peace. She instructs FM to bring Arya coffee and his blood pressure medication, concerned for his health.
FM approaches Anu, urging her to take the files to Arya, noting that Arya is in a foul mood and hasn’t taken his BP medicines, which could lead to a health crisis. Anu gathers the files along with the coffee and medicines and heads to Arya’s cabin. Upon entering, she hands him the file and insists that he take his medicines first. Arya, irritated, questions her authority to tell him what to do, dismissing her concern.
Anu stands her ground, explaining that neglecting his health could have serious consequences. Arya, however, lashes out at her, accusing her of being selfish in her pursuits and dreams. Confused, Anu asks him what she has done wrong, to which he responds cryptically that she hasn’t done anything at all. She continues to press him to take his medicines before scolding her, but Arya angrily refuses and throws the glass of water away, shocking Anu with his unexpected outburst.
As she bends down to pick up the broken glass, she accidentally cuts her finger, drawing blood. Arya notices her injury and his demeanor shifts from anger to concern. He rushes to her side, tending to her wound with his kerchief, asking if it hurts. Anu, feeling more emotional from his harsh words than the injury itself, begins to cry. Arya, realizing the impact of his behavior, feels remorseful for causing her pain. He admits to himself that he doesn’t understand why he reacted so strongly upon seeing her with Bipin.
Anu, still concerned for Arya, encourages him to take his medicines. Just then, FM arrives to inform Arya that everyone is waiting for him to perform Ganesh’s aarti. Arya instructs Anu to go and bandage her wound. She leaves, and soon after, both Arya and Anu find themselves at the office temple for the aarti ceremony.
During the aarti, Arya begins to feel dizzy and starts sweating, a clear sign that he is unwell, likely due to missing his medication. Anu, noticing his distress, moves to hold the aarti, taking on the responsibility to ensure everything goes smoothly. Meera and Jhende watch with envy as Arya and Anu perform the aarti together, their chemistry evident to all.
After the aarti, a staff member brings homemade Modak as an offering. Anu, feeling the weight of the day’s events, quietly slips away. Arya, aware that he has hurt her, reflects on his actions. Later, Anu returns home, where Gopal tends to her wound. She chooses to lie about how she got hurt, not wanting to burden him with her troubles. Gopal senses her unease and deduces that she is worried about something serious, prompting her to visit Simran.
When Anu meets Simran, her friend immediately notices the bandage on her hand and inquires about it. Anu shares her frustrations regarding Arya’s anger, and Simran points out that his behavior is unjustifiable. Anu struggles to comprehend what has caused Arya to act this way.
Meanwhile, Arya is lost in thought about Anu’s injury, feeling guilt gnawing at him. In a moment of frustration, he almost harms himself but is interrupted by Gayatri, who enters and urges him to take his medicine. She tries to soothe him, asking why he has been so withdrawn lately. Arya brushes her off, claiming everything is fine, but Gayatri probes deeper, sensing that he is hiding his true feelings.
He confesses that while he may not be physically hurt, someone else is suffering because of him. Gayatri gently reminds him that love is the remedy for healing wounds, and Arya realizes that the only person who can mend his broken heart is Anu.
