She advises us to keep our girls in mind. Lajwanti arrives and challenges. I can't go back, she says. She sobs while displaying the scars on her back. My spouse also beats me, Antima claims, but I can't take the teasing and I don't want to upset our parents, so phone Faltu back. No, replies Charan, I've made a lot of mistakes, and now is the moment to fix them. We must move on with confidence. Lajwanti claims that everyone will embrace us when Faltu makes money and arrives. Yes, they will help us, and if we have bravery, we can survive, according to Charan. Jamuna claims it's difficult,
Faltu has to be aware of what is going on with us because she will be deciding whether or not to return. Did you go crazy, don't call her, and if the villagers bother me, I'll take you all to Mumbai and find jobs, he says. Antima considers telling Faltu about this. She uses Charan's phone to contact Faltu. How are you all? asks Faltu. Antima sobs.
How are you, Faltu queries. Antima cannot speak while Charan is on the phone. He discusses Ayaan and her admittance with Faltu. Tell me about the admission, he says, adding that Ayaan is a wonderful guy. Okay, take care, she says. She sobs when she thinks of Charan. She claims that I had never avoided you. Her vision becomes hazy. She is reminded of the doctor's warning that she could go blind. She claims that if I go blind, I won't be able to fulfill Ayaan and my dreams. She searches for medications. Sid observes. The drops are applied to her eyes. Sid enters.
She says "Ayaan" and "Oh, Sid" while he sings "Arey deewano." You can share stuff with me, he offers. She says there isn't such a thing, therefore I will get dressed right away. Yes, of course, he responds. He believes that since I won't be leaving you, you must get friendly with me and I must force you to confess Ayaan's truth in front of the family.
Faltu prepares. Ayaan appears and inquires as to the cause, saying "You tricked me by concealing a significant matter from me." She queries my actions. He inquires as to whether you have a problem with your vision or with the blood flow to your retina. Yes, she answers. When were you going to tell me this after you lost your sight, he queries. Sid, in her opinion, would have told him, She responds, "No," to which he responds, "Why am I taking such a tremendous risk so that you play cricket?" She apologizes, but he responds that she will grow to be a large cricket. He chastises her a lot. She apologizes while sobbing. He storms out in rage. He should pay attention, she yells.
She withheld information from me out of respect for his faith. She glances in the mirror. Her creativity runs out.
She insists that I tell Ayaan everything. As Tanisha gets ready, she remarks on her appearance. Faltu affirms. You're saying I don't look decent, according to Tanisha. You may look at yourself, Faltu continues; you don't look like a Rajasthani bahu. According to Tanisha, my pals are waiting for me and will make fun of me if I don't stay put. She steps outside and admires the lovely flowers growing in the garden. When she overhears Ayaan on phone, she confronts him. She hurls a flower his way. He queries what this is. It's a flower, she claims. She inquires as to Tanisha's favorite flower.
I have no idea, he claims. She queries, saying, "I thought that was your love marriage." She was your childhood buddy. He claims it has nothing to do with love marriages. My dad loves my mother, she claims, and he is aware of her preferences. Ayaan claims he will be aware of it in time. You know Tanisha, she continues, you are the finest at everything, including cricket. I don't know Tanisha's preferences, and she also doesn't know that I adore yellow flowers, so don't use Cricket's name around the house, he says. She affirms this, but we ought to investigate whether someone in love acts independently.
Precap:
Bua advises you to attend a cricket match. We are going to view Ayaan's haldi, according to Faltu. Pappi visits the location while hiding, looking for Faltu.
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