As Gungun stands by way of his side, Mohan holds the letter in his trembling palms. With Gungun's encouragement, he gathers the braveness to study it aloud. The phrases of the letter explicit Tulsi's deep love for him and her happiness in having Gungun as part of her lifestyles. As Mohan keeps analyzing, the letter exhibits shocking information about their love lifestyles.

 Tulsi has discovered that Radha, someone from Mohan's past, is obsessed with him and poses a huge danger. Even even though she as soon as taken into consideration Damini a hazard, she now realizes that Radha is the real menace. Meanwhile, at the police station, Radha vehemently protests her innocence, but the police officer suggests no mercy. He forcefully silences her and orders her to change into jail apparel. Reluctantly, Radha emerges wearing a white saree with a blue stripe, but she clings to her jewelry, inclusive of her treasured Mangalsutra. Despite the officer's stern orders, Radha refuses to take away the Mangalsutra, ensuing in him resorting to physical violence. He moves her with a timber stick before locking her away in a mobile.The unfolding activities have intensified the drama, and the characters locate themselves entangled in a web of feelings and conflicts.