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The scene opens with Tulsi and Angad riding in the car, Tulsi emphasizing to Angad the importance of maintaining peace in the chawl and avoiding any conflicts. Angad, however, seems preoccupied with his own thoughts, assuring Tulsi that he’s not currently thinking about Suhas. Instead, his focus is on Vrinda, and he expresses his concerns about her impending marriage to Suhas.
Angad’s tone turns critical as he describes Suhas as “cheap and dumb,” believing that Vrinda deserves someone far better. He urges Tulsi to intervene and stop the marriage, emphasizing that Vrinda is a wonderful person who deserves a good partner in life. Angad’s words convey a sense of protectiveness towards Vrinda, and he genuinely believes that Suhas is not the right match for her.
Suhas makes a big plan
The scene shifts to Ranvijay, who dials Pari’s number, inquiring about Angad’s whereabouts. Pari informs him that Angad isn’t at home and mentions that he’s not with Mitali either, suggesting that he might have gone to the office. Ranvijay abruptly ends the call, his expression unreadable.
Meanwhile, Suhas’s face twists in anger as he overhears the conversation or perhaps reacts to the news about Angad’s possible location. His temper gets the better of him, and he storms out of the house, determined to confront Angad, believing him to be at the office.
Mihir trapped in the fire
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Meanwhile, Noina and Mihir wrapped up their late-night meeting, and as they parted ways, Mihir mentioned that he would soon retire. Noina asked him about a specific file, to which Mihir replied that he had given it to Angad. As Mihir went to search for the file in Angad’s office room, he ended up messing everything up in the process.
Just as Mihir was rummaging through the room, Suhas arrived at the office, his anger and desperation evident in his actions. He was carrying a bottle filled with petrol and a fire starter. In a fit of rage, Suhas hurled the bottle into Angad’s room, where Mihir was present. The room quickly erupted in flames as the petrol ignited, engulfing everything in its path.
Noina saves Mihir
As the flames engulfed Angad’s office, Mihir’s desperate struggle for survival intensified. Meanwhile, Noina’s anxiety grew as she wondered why Mihir hadn’t emerged from the office yet. Her concern turned to panic as she saw the fire raging out of control and Mihir trapped inside. She quickly called security to alert them and request a fire ambulance. Despite Mihir’s pleas for her to stay out, Noina bravely entered the burning room to rescue him. As she navigated through the smoke and flames, she found a way to reach Mihir. Just as she was about to get hurt by the fire, Mihir, despite his own weakened state, pulled her to safety, and together they struggled to find a way out of the inferno.
Heart touching conversation 
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As Mihir and Noina finally emerged from the burning office, Mihir’s relief turned to concern for Noina’s safety. He worried that she could have died in the fire. Noina’s response was simple yet profound – she was confident that Mihir would save her, and she couldn’t bear the thought of losing him.
Mihir’s expression softened, and he reached for his phone to call Tulsi, desperate to share the ordeal with her. However, she didn’t answer, and Mihir’s anxiety grew.
Tulsi reaches Vrinda’s home
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Meanwhile, Tulsi visited Vrinda’s home and had a conversation with Malti, expressing her disapproval of Suhas as a suitable partner for Vrinda. Malti surprised Tulsi by revealing that they had already decided to call off the marriage, echoing Tulsi’s sentiments about Suhas not being a good match for Vrinda. Angad, who was also present, took the opportunity to reassure Vrinda that she had made the right decision. He offered her support, telling her not to worry as he was there for her, and even went a step further by offering her job back. Tulsi, pleased with Malti’s decision, praised her before leaving, feeling a sense of relief that Vrinda was out of a potentially toxic situation.
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Noina drove Mihir to their destination, insisting that he see a doctor for his injuries. However, Mihir was resolute in his determination to meet Tulsi, repeatedly trying to call her, but she wasn’t answering. Frustrated, Mihir called out Tulsi’s name upon entering the house, only to be informed by Munni that Tulsi wasn’t home. Noina took Mihir to a room and tended to his wounds, gently dressing his injuries. In a touching moment, Mihir applied ointment to Noina’s bruise, a gesture that showed his concern for her well-being. As they sat together, Mihir’s thoughts turned to Tulsi, and he mentioned how she would have been worried about him. Overcome with gratitude, Mihir thanked Noina for saving his life in the fire.
Meanwhile, Tulsi told Angad not to offer Vrinda a job at his office, assuring him that she would find a better opportunity for Vrinda elsewhere. Angad, however, was adamant, stating that the company genuinely needed Vrinda’s skills. Tulsi’s tone turned slightly stern as she reminded Angad that he should listen to her, especially since he was getting married. She pointedly mentioned that she had noticed Angad’s concern for Vrinda, contrasting it with his apparent lack of attention towards Mitali, hinting at a deeper awareness of Angad’s feelings and actions.
Tulsi’s world shaken
Tulsi’s world was shaken when Munni informed her about Mihir’s injury. She rushed to his side, panic etched on her face. “What happened?” she asked, concern dripping from her voice. Mihir recounted the events of the fire, his voice filled with gratitude for Noina’s bravery. He mentioned that he had tried to reach Tulsi, but she hadn’t answered his calls. Tulsi’s absence seemed to weigh heavily on Mihir’s mind, and he couldn’t help but express his disappointment. “You weren’t there for me,” he said, his tone tinged with mockery. He then lavished praise on Noina, highlighting her selfless act and further emphasizing Tulsi’s absence.
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