In a tense moment, Abhira requests Arman to return her mobile phone. As he answers a call, Kaveri, who has been observing the situation, inquires if Abhira has met with Arman. Arman is taken aback by this revelation. Kaveri mentions that she and Abhira have been in contact for eight years, yet she never once suggested that Abhira should reach out to Arman until now. She urges Abhira to speak up, but Arman interjects, feeling that there is nothing left to discuss. He expresses his feelings of betrayal, believing that both Kaveri and Abhira have conspired against him.
Kaveri insists that it is time for Arman to engage in a conversation with Abhira. She emphasizes that they are both parents and must put their differences aside for the sake of their daughter, Myra. Kaveri reveals that Myra harbors resentment towards her mother, which makes it even more critical for Arman and Abhira to come together. Despite Kaveri’s pleas, both Abhira and Arman remain adamant about not wanting to communicate.
Kaveri hopes that today will be the day when Arman and Abhira reconcile and resolve their issues before it becomes too late. However, Abhira stands firm in her refusal to speak with Arman, who, in turn, claims he has no interest in engaging with her. He accuses Abhira of abandoning him and their daughter, Myra. In response, Abhira questions why Arman did not make an effort to find her when she was gone. Arman retorts that one must search for those who are missing, not for those who leave willingly. Abhira clarifies that she was only missing for two days and accuses Arman of poisoning Myra’s mind against her. Arman defends Myra’s feelings by stating that she dislikes Abhira because she witnessed her saving Vani from a fire. Abhira counters that she acted to save Vani precisely because Arman was with Myra at that moment. The argument escalates as the tension between them grows.
Kaveri watches the unfolding drama, uncertain whether Arman and Abhira will find a way to reunite or if they are destined to remain apart forever. In a surprising turn of events, both Arman and Abhira indulge in alcohol, leading to a wild celebration of Holi. They engage in a playful game of truth or dare, during which Abhira asks Arman if he has missed her. To her delight, he admits that he has. When he turns the question back to her, Abhira also confesses that she has missed him. This moment leads to a heartfelt exchange where both express their lingering love for one another. Arman openly states that he still loves Abhira, prompting her to reciprocate his feelings.
Kaveri, sensing a shift in the atmosphere, begins to speculate that something significant is happening between Arman and Abhira, potentially altering the course of their lives. In their drunken state, Abhira and Arman impulsively decide they want to marry each other. Abhira playfully suggests that they should elope. Kaveri, witnessing this, silently prays for joy to return to their home.
As the excitement builds, Abhira suddenly realizes that her outfit is white, which is inappropriate for a wedding. Arman, however, dismisses her concerns and playfully smears red color on her dress, leaving Abhira stunned. Their chemistry is undeniable, and Arman can’t help but be captivated by her.
Meanwhile, Manisha is on a call with Aryan when Manoj asks to speak with her. After hanging up, Manoj inquires about the conversation, and Manisha reveals that Aryan is returning. This news brings joy to Manoj, and Vidya congratulates both Manoj and Manisha. However, Madhav notices that Manisha seems troubled despite the good news.
As Abhira and Arman continue to enjoy each other’s company, the mood shifts dramatically in the precap. Abhira receives alarming news that Kaveri’s car has been involved in an accident. In a panic, she rushes to find Kaveri, only to discover that Kaveri has taken sleeping pills. Abhira quickly takes her to the hospital, anxiously asking the doctor about Kaveri’s condition. Meanwhile, Arman learns of Kaveri’s situation and rushes to the hospital as well, leading to a shocking encounter between him and Abhira.
