In today’s episode, Myra embarks on an entrepreneurial venture, determined to earn money by renting out umbrellas. As she sets up her small stand, her grandfather approaches her with curiosity, asking how she plans to generate income. Myra, brimming with confidence, reveals that she has a clever trick up her sleeve. Through her ingenuity and charm, she successfully manages to attract customers, earning a surprising amount of money in a short time. Her grandfather watches in amazement, remarking that he has never seen a child so dedicated to earning money for her own birthday celebration.
Meanwhile, Geetanjali, intrigued by Myra’s newfound source of income, inquires about her efforts. Myra shares her experiences and mentions Arman’s recent anger, hinting at the complexities of their relationship.
As the narrative unfolds, we find Arman at work, where he serves as a radio jockey (RJ). However, he struggles to stay awake during his shift, eventually succumbing to sleep at his desk. A caller rings in, requesting his favorite song, but Arman is too groggy to respond. His boss, noticing Arman’s inattentiveness, confronts him about his behavior, expressing frustration over his sleeping on duty. The conversation shifts to Arman’s personal life when the boss mentions his daughter, which triggers Arman’s anger. He feels that his boss is crossing a line, and tensions rise as Arman argues back. Despite the confrontation, Arman musters the courage to request an advance on his salary, to which his boss reluctantly agrees, albeit with the condition that it will be deducted from his future paychecks.
In a twist of fate, Geetanjali pays a visit to Arman, and their interaction lightens the mood. Arman laughs, momentarily forgetting his worries. Geetanjali takes the opportunity to remind him about Myra’s birthday, insisting that he should bring a gift and a cake for her celebration. Inspired by her words, Arman decides to buy a large teddy bear as a present, envisioning how much Myra will love it. However, when he arrives at the shop, he finds himself embroiled in a heated argument with the shopkeeper over the price. Despite the shopkeeper’s objections, Arman stands his ground, adamantly refusing to tolerate any negative remarks about his daughter.
Meanwhile, Myra eagerly awaits Arman’s return, filled with excitement. When he finally arrives, she immediately notices a wound on his arm, prompting her to express her concern. Curious about how she knows to apply turmeric to the injury, Arman is taken aback by her maturity for her age. Myra proudly states that she is now seven years old, and they share a joyful moment as they play together. However, as the festivities approach, Myra begins to look for the cake, only to realize that Arman has forgotten it, causing her to feel upset and restless.
In another part of the story, Abhira decides to celebrate Pookie’s birthday, rallying support from Vidya and Kaveri. The atmosphere becomes emotional as Abhira reflects on the significance of the occasion. Meanwhile, Arman, feeling the pressure of forgetting the cake, frantically tries to arrange one, only to find himself in a bind. Myra’s disappointment weighs heavily on him, and her grandfather encourages her to be patient until the cake arrives.
In a heartwarming twist, Geetanjali steps in to assist Arman in preparing a cake at home. She takes the lead, ensuring that everything is perfect for Myra’s celebration while giving Arman the credit for the effort. When Myra finally sees the beautifully decorated cake, her face lights up with delight. She closes her eyes, making a heartfelt wish before cutting the cake, surrounded by her loved ones. Abhira, lost in her thoughts, wishes for Pookie to find her way back home, and Vidya and Kaveri stand by her side, offering their unwavering support.
As the episode concludes, a precap reveals a new twist: Abhira learns about a fraud that has occurred, prompting her to discuss the situation with Kaveri and Vidya. The revelation hints at upcoming challenges, setting the stage for further developments in the storyline.