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The episode Starts with Arushi revealing to everyone that Dhara holds immense love for her. Arushi discloses that Krish had two wives, Prerna and Sweta, but Dhara chose her to be with Siva. Arushi expresses her desire to keep her sister close by, not wanting to separate from her. The neighbors, unaware of Dhara having a sister, inquire about her identity. Suman remarks that she lacks the decency her mother possesses and instructs her to leave. As gossip spreads about them, Arushi states that a child should not be held accountable for their mother’s mistakes.
Dhara, too, forgave her mother, raising concerns about Chiku reuniting with his biological mother, Sweta, when he grows older. This revelation shocks everyone. Arushi questions who will provide support in such a situation, explaining why she brought Arushi to be with them. Sweta ponders the possibility of Chiku returning to her in the future. Later, Raavi attempts to awaken Siva, while Suman accuses Arushi of fabricating lies, branding her a dishonest individual. Malti Devi arrives at the scene and wonders about her presence. Malti requests Arushi to depart and falls to her feet, imploring her to cease these actions. Arushi announces to everyone that her mother has now arrived.
Dhara wonders, “Why is she here? Is she going to create a scene?” Arushi explains to everyone that she finally got a chance to meet her long-lost sister, who happens to be Dhara’s mother. Dhara’s mother, Malti, reveals her face, leaving everyone shocked. In the midst of it all, Raavi clings to Siva in fear. As Siva regains consciousness, he gazes at Raavi, and a hazy memory from his past flashes through his mind. He remembers placing a veil on her head. Raavi embraces him happily, and he reciprocates, holding her tightly. Some fragments of his past come back to him, and he pushes Raavi away, questioning why she brought him there. He desperately searches for an escape route.
The neighbors share gossip about Malti, stating that she eloped from her home, abandoning her husband and child, labeling her as a sinner. Arushi defends Dhara, pointing out that Dhara also left her husband but was found later in the evening. Arushi believes that Dhara’s perspective was changed after encountering Arushi and Malti, and just as Dhara understood them, others will come to understand Dhara. Although they may be angry with her now, everything will eventually be alright.
To protect Malti’s reputation and ensure no one agrees to marry her, Arushi lies to everyone, claiming that Malti eloped from home. Upon learning this, Dhara suggests that Malti should marry Siva, showcasing her compassionate nature. Dhara feels embarrassed to face the others. Meanwhile, Siva urgently knocks on the door for assistance, while Raavi pleads with him not to escape. She insists that he looks into her eyes and understand why she is pursuing him. Siva sternly demands that she stay away, prompting Suman to throw her walking stick at Arushi. Suman asserts that both the mother and daughter have come to disrupt their family, bringing shame upon them. Arushi realizes that Suman is trying to shield her from harm but vows not to back down. She is determined to dismantle their family. The neighbors humiliate Arushi and Malti, mocking them and pelting them with eggs and tomatoes.
Siva breaks free from the door and emerges, mistakenly assuming that they have kidnapped Malti. He swiftly leaves in a car. Dhara feels pained witnessing her mother’s suffering. Raavi informs Rishita that nothing untoward has occurred. In the meantime, Dhara steps up to protect her mother, taking a stand against the neighbors who speak ill of her.
[Episode End]
Precap : Arushi will confide in Suman, admitting that her sister was at fault. She proceeds to display a sum of 1 lakh before them, asserting that it was given to her by Dhara. Suman firmly expresses her disapproval, declaring that she will not permit Arushi to marry Siva. In response, Arushi assures Suman that she trusts Dhara more than anyone else.
