Ranbir searches Khushi and Khushi sits on Ranbir’s leg. Ranbir asks Khushi not to cry and says he will not let anything happen to her. He gives Khushi to Laali and asks her to take her home. The father of Kaya arrives and asks her to come. Kaya looks for Ranbir. Ranbir asks his family what they are doing and asks them to go home. Ranbir and Prachi try to save the panicked people and media.
The terrorists shoot in the air. The inspectors catch two of them and ask them to keep their guns down. The other terrorist is holding a bomb and says whoever is under two kilometers will die. When the terrorist throws the bomb, Ranbir jumps and catches it in his hand. Everyone is shocked. If this bomb explodes here, you will not be saved.
Ranbir searches for Prachi and gives the bomb to the constable. Prachi hides. Kaya comes up to him and asks why you held the bomb. Ranbir tells her to go with her hand.
As he walks through the hotel, he looks for Prachi. In the hotel kitchen, he asks Prachi where she went. Prachi thinks of Ranbir’s accusations and says she doesn’t have the strength to live all those moments. She cries and thinks that is why she didn’t come to this city. Kaya’s father asks her to come with him to their house. Kaya says she won’t go until she sees Ranbir fine. Her father tries to force her to come.
As they attempt to enter the hotel, Vikram and Pallavi are stopped by the constables who tell them that it is not permitted. As Ranbir approaches the lady Prachi had saved, she tells him she didn’t save me, and he may have imagined her. She says that she is a doctor and tells him he is imagining her. Vikram and Pallavi ask Ranbir to come home and Pallavi asks why did you go inside when there was so much danger.
They leave. The lady thinks she said what Prachi asked her to say, but I’m not sure if he trusted me.
Prachi’s boss appears at the airport. He says he has lost his bag, but I’ll see later. He sits in the car and says he just wants to meet Prachi. He calls Prachi. Prachi says she’s fine and away from the hotel. He says I’ve reserved your room at the Delight hotel. He tells Priya to get down at the mall and pick up Prachi’s dresses.
When Ranbir comes out of the bathroom, he imagines Prachi. Tu thodi der plays…He wonders why he sees you everywhere, when he spoke to you, hugged you, and fought with you. Aryan comes there and asks Ranbir what happened. Ranbir says he saw Prachi everywhere. Aryan says she is still in your heart, so you are still picturing her. Ranbir says I saved her in the hotel.
When Aryan consulted his doctor friend, he told him to imagine the person you miss the most whenever an incident happens. He said that if the person isn’t with us, we wish to hug them once.
Ranbir recalls the doctor’s words: “I feel like you imagined everything, but it didn’t happen.” He says, “She must be your imagination.”.
Turmeric milk is given to Ranbir by Pallavi. He thanks, Pallavi. Pallavi asks him if everything is fine. Ranbir is teary and asks if anything happened in the hotel. She asks him to tell her. Ranbir hugs her. She says something has happened, I know. She says if you are injured, we will take you to a doctor. Ranbir says I am fine, I just missed you. Pallavi asks him to explain.
In the hotel, Ranbir says he felt as if he would lose everything again. Pallavi hugs him and says nothing will happen, I won’t let this happen.
As Aryan asks them not to be sentimental, Ranbir says he knows your love won’t allow anything to happen to me. He says everything is fine and good. He hugs them. Pallavi asks Ranbir to have turmeric milk, saying that he will be fine as well as your voice. Ranbir drinks the milk and gives her a glass. After leaving, Ranbir asks if I had imagined her, I touched her, how could everything be so real?
Kaya asks Ranbir to come with her, and they’ll discuss construction-related work, else give your resignation till night. Ranbir says he works for another company.
Kaya says I bought the company. Prachi says she will pick a dress for Khushi. Khushi says you said you are like my Mamma, so you have to agree.
