♪ Slowly.. ♪
♪ Speak softly to me ♪
♪ Speak softly to me, my love ♪
♪ Listen, my beloved The bride has awakened ♪
♪ Speak softly to me ♪
♪ Listen, my beloved The bride has awakened ♪
♪ The bride has awakened Her anklets are chiming ♪
♪ Don't keep Looking around aimlessly ♪
♪ Stop looking around aimlessly My love ♪
♪ Listen, my beloved The bride has awakened ♪
Hey!
Let me go.
Hey! Hey! What's going on? - Hey!
Hey! Hey!
What are you doing?
Take the money.
Hey! Hey! Take this. Take this.
Oh!
Hey, Kundan! - Yes?
You've had your fun with the money.
How are we supposed to pay it back now?
Let's kill brother-in-law.
No.
We're in this situation because of brother-in-law.
What about Mala?
Mala?
Here.
Prepare some for me.
Okay.
You know, Kuldeep
easily escaped being sent away from Sitaarpur.
And that too for Shanvika,
not for you.
Everything he's doing, everything he's planning,
it's all for Shanvika.
And you know that very well.
Even then, you're still holding on to hope.
Why?
I have no expectations from Kuldeep, Mom.
I'm holding on to hope for myself.
Just as Kuldeep believes
he'll win Shanvika one day,
I keep wondering
what I can do to make Kuldeep mine.
But that's what I don't understand.
Why do you even need this?
What I mean is,
other than the wedding rituals,
you've never truly shared a relationship with him.
And yet,
you're still hoping?
Forget him.
Just forget him?
You know, Mom,
he agreed to marry me only because it suited his purpose.
He used me.
I just want to prove that
I'm not someone who can be used.
I'm not a pawn in anyone's revenge or obsession.
Either Kuldeep will be mine in this lifetime,
or I won't let him belong to anyone else.
Mr. DM,
now that all your problems have been resolved
and your transfer has been cancelled,
why are you still worried?
More than the cancellation of my transfer,
what troubles me is why I was transferred at all.
That means Dr. Manish Gautam
told Daddu that I had questioned him about Vinay Parihar.
His suspicion has now turned into certainty.
Two things are certain now.
Daddu will do everything he can to kill Shanvika.
Or perhaps, both Shanvika and I
have now become his targets.
Calling Mala home
and planning it carefully.
Now that I'm connecting all the dots,
everything is starting to make sense.
So what now?
Now we'll have to keep our eyes wide open, Pintu.
We need to figure out what Daddu's next move might be.
And I must explain to Shanvika
that whatever she plans to do,
she has to do it quickly.
As the cold gets worse,
my knee pain flares up again.
Wait, I'll do it for you.
Come.
Tell me something.
Your name is Poornima.
Then why are you sitting here looking like a moonless night?
I'm worried about Mala.
She's become obsessed.
She's convinced that if she can't have Kuldeep,
she'll destroy her own life.
Well, she is your daughter. - Yes.
Once she sets her mind on something, she never lets go.
On that, I agree.
She's my daughter.
Whatever she decides,
she'll do it.
But in all of this,
she won't destroy her own life.
Even if someone else's life gets ruined instead.
That's exactly what...
That's exactly what I'm saying.
Let's secretly have Kuldeep Kumar killed.
She'll cry for a few days
and then she'll move on.
As long as Kuldeep stays alive,
she'll never marry anyone else.
Mark my words.
The most dangerous snake is the one hidden up your sleeve.
He'll stay close to our daughter
while dreaming about Shanvika Chauhan.
One day he'll strike and destroy us all.
It's not that simple.
Is it?
Our daughter
has dreamed of Kuldeep Kumar.
And I'll make that dream come true.
Her father is Daddu Prasad.
If I have to break Kuldeep's legs, I'll do that too.
Anyone he loves, anyone he cares about,
I'll remove them from his life.
Understood?
Hey,
listen, what I'm saying is,
the knee pain is gone.
But what about this other pain?
Move aside!
You've become the father of a grown daughter,
and this is still all you think about at night.
Oh, please. - Come on.
He grows horns at night.
Hey, listen. - Go to sleep.
Good night. - Hey!
How can a night be good without
a little love and affection?
Oh, stop it! How many times do I have to explain?
Turn off the light.
Hey, hey, hey! What are you doing, you wild man?
Wow! Very nice!
Dad! - Yes?
Mom.
Health-conscious.
You should try it too.
Hey, what? Let's go.
Go bring my water bottle and towel from inside.
Okay, madam. - Come quickly.
A gunshot?
God,
may my sister's soul rest in peace.
Hey, let's go.
Otherwise, God will call us to him.
Let's go.
Oh, God!
What happened?
How did this happen? - Mom!
You idiot!
Who shot her?
Wait, wait.
What happened here?
Oh, God!
Call an ambulance!
Mr. Kunwar, thank you so much.
You've avenged the attack on my uncle.
'I want to meet you.'
Mr. Kunwar,
will you come and meet me?
How could I possibly not come?
Mom!
'The name of Ram is eternal.'
'The eternal truth remains concealed.'
'The name of Ram is eternal.'
'The eternal truth remains concealed.'
'The name of Ram is eternal.'
'The eternal truth remains concealed.'
'The name of Ram is eternal.'
'The eternal truth remains concealed.'
How are you, Ranjan? - It's all your blessings, sir.
Where is Ms. Shanvika?
She's over there.
Hello, Mr. Kunwar.
Please come.
Sorry for calling you on such short notice.
No, you called, so I had to come.
Tell me, why did you call?
I was attacked three times.
My uncle was attacked too.
Daddu was behind all of it.
I know.
That's why I wanted
Daddu to feel the pain
of losing his loved ones.
And I did it all for you.
That's why I had his wife killed.
Isn't that
what you wanted?
I'll never forget this favour.
Although,
if you consider it a favour,
perhaps someday, you'll do something for me.
Have some tea.
At least let me enjoy a cup of tea at your place.
I've lost my father and my husband, Kuldeep.
Kuldeep, all I want now
is for those who killed them
to be punished.
The law takes years.
By then, the fire in my heart will have cooled.
I want revenge for my father's murder today, Kuldeep.
I must say, Mr. Kunwar.
You willingly drank the poison.
What are you saying, Girdhari?
You say the strangest things.
No offence, Mr. Kunwar.
But there's an unwritten law of the universe.
Taking responsibility for a crime you never committed
is a greater sin than committing that crime itself.
Govind, this game has gone far beyond sin and virtue.
This girl is exceptionally clever.
And that makes me like her even more.
She wanted me to take
responsibility for this incident.
And I gladly accepted the credit.
She's far sharper than I ever imagined.
Today she made a move,
and I've made one too.
And after my move, it won't be long
before she's in my arms.
How was the situation there?
Was Daddu crying? Were there tears in his eyes?
Did his face turn black? - Sit down.
Did he wail, beating his chest?
Was he crying? Screaming?
Did he feel the pain I felt
after losing my brother and my nephew?
Was he in pain? Was he suffering? - Calm down.
I wish I could see him wail and suffer. Let me out!
Let me go out. - Quiet!
If my brother were alive, I'd be outside, not in here.
Relax!
I wanted to see him suffer.
Was he crying?
Was he screaming?
Was he wailing? Was he screaming?
This is only the beginning.
His suffering has barely begun. Get me out of here.
I'll show him what real suffering means.
I want to see him suffer.
Get me out. - Calm...
He took my brother away from me.
You monsters! - Calm down...
You...
Get some rest. I'll...
I'll be back in two minutes.
Go back. Please go back.
Hello, Minister.
Shanvika,
what have you done?
I didn't do it. Please trust me.
I could never kill an innocent person.
If you didn't do it, then who did?
Come meet me once.
I know who did it.
Kuldeep, this place is safe, right?
Yes, it's safe.
Kuldeep, I've been waiting here for so long
Why did you meet Daddu's men?
Let me explain.
You bribed them,
turned them against him, and got this done.
No, no, it's true
that I met Daddu's men.
But I didn't order this murder.
They acted on their own
to prove their loyalty to me.
Whatever happened
wasn't right, Shanvika.
You don't understand.
The suspicion will fall directly on you.
Nothing like that will happen.
Watch this video first.
Here. Look.
'I was attacked three times.'
'My uncle was attacked too.'
'Daddu was behind all of it.'
'I know.'
'That's why I wanted
'Daddu to feel the pain'
'of losing his loved ones.'
'And I did it all for you.'
He's trying to impress you by playing the hero.
Right.
The rest is fine,
but how did you find out that I'd bought Daddu's men?
Your family may be the most powerful clan in Sitaarpur,
but I'm the one running Sitaarpur now.
So don't act like the DM in front of me.
Instead, start thinking about what we're going to do next.
Brother.
Sir...
'That's why I wanted
'Daddu to feel the pain'
'of losing his loved ones.'