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The episode begins with Mangal on her way, but Adit is unreachable by phone. When Adit asks Saumiya to call the police, she insists on searching around the school first, but Adit demands they call the police immediately. Meanwhile, Akshar is found crying on the street, approached by a woman who offers to take him home. Akshar, recalling Mangal’s warning not to trust strangers, refuses and resists her attempts to help. Mangal arrives just in time, hitting the woman on the head and saving Akshar from a kidnapping attempt.
As Saumiya and Adit reach the scene, Akshar clings to Adit, terrified, explaining the situation. Mangal confronts Adit about why he didn’t pick Akshar as promised, but Adit retorts that Mangal was supposed to pick him up. The tension escalates with Adit refusing to let Mangal accompany them, saying she no longer deserves to be with them after what happened. Akshar pleads to go with Mangal, but Adit drives away, leaving Mangal shocked and heartbroken.
Back home, Akshar is upset and wants to be with Mangal. Mangal tries to comfort him, but Adit forbids her from getting near their son, accusing her of causing Akshar’s distress. Kusum pleads to let Mangal see Akshar, but Adit refuses. Saumiya advises Mangal that it’s better not to meet Akshar in his current state, leading to a confrontation where Mangal shoves Saumiya, accidentally causing her to fall and injure her head.
Adit angrily intervenes, accusing Mangal of mental instability, citing recent incidents like giving Adit the wrong medicine and neglecting Akshar. Mangal insists she is not insane and accuses Adit of lying about phone calls. The family is divided as Kusum tries to mediate, while Adit insists Mangal needs medical treatment. Despite the tension, Lakshmi supports Mangal, arguing that she is a devoted mother and that Adit has no right to keep her away from her children.
The episode ends with Lakshmi confronting Adit, challenging his claims and defending Mangal’s dedication, questioning if there is more to the story than meets the eye.