Financial Threats and Marital Sabotage
Bhavesh menacingly demands payment: “The deal was ₹3,00,000… you gave half!” He weaponizes the wedding’s success: “If I leave this mandap, the marriage breaks.” Payal resists, accusing him of greed, while Bhavesh mocks her desperation: “You’re marrying a witch? Have you seen such a girl in dreams?” Tensions peak as he threatens to expose secrets unless paid: “Respect me… I’m the sword for your dirty work.”
Family Tensions and Confusion
Kinjal grapples with familial discord: “Harsh and Hiten don’t talk… because of Raunak.” A generational rift emerges—Raunak’s love for Prarthana clashes with arranged plans (“Raunak di loves Praappa!”). Kinjal’s anxiety spirals: “If something goes wrong… what will happen?” Superstition intrudes: “Anything spoken in 24 hours becomes true!”
Wedding Chaos and Identity Crisis
The wedding mandap descends into farce. Raunak attempts to halt Prarthana’s marriage while impersonating the groom: “I’ll sit in the mandap… then swap with Payal!” Friends question the logic: “Are you playing a double role? This isn’t filmy!” Raunak’s desperation peaks: “Prarthana will be trapped… I must tell her the truth!”
Rituals and Revelations
Amid Vedic chants (“Param Shri Ram may come”), chaos reigns. Investigators expose Bhavesh’s past: “He’s already married… police cases against him!” A confrontation erupts: “Is Bhavesh married? Answer or I’ll break your head!” Friends turn on Bhavesh’s ally Himesh, who deflects: “Bhavesh deserves Prarthana… don’t ruin his happiness!”
Love Versus Duty
Raunak confronts Prarthana, blurting truths: “Bhavesh is a liar… you’re marrying a fraud!” Prarthana clings to duty: “If my mother chose him, I’ll marry him.” Raunak’s confession—“I left my wedding for you!”—collides with her denial: “We’re just friends!” Friends mediate: “You’d risk your life only for her… this is love!”
Climactic Confrontation
The ceremony teeters on collapse. Bhavesh’s accomplice Himesh taunts: “Prarthana is Alia Bhatt… let her burn in Bhavesh’s furnace!” Raunak’s allies intervene, threatening violence: “Answer if he’s married… or else!” The transcript ends in unresolved chaos—rituals continue (“Devi Sarvapute…”) as truths hang in the balance.
