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The episode begins with Rajeev expressing disbelief that Adi doesn’t trust Kavya and is certain she didn’t kill Omi. Adi embraces Anurag while Kavya overhears his words. Adi then addresses the crowd, admitting his previous avoidance of politics was a mistake. Kavya overhears Adi’s threats towards her and he urges her to wake up. The audience applauds Adi’s speech. Badimaa Amma advises Kavya to be patient and reveals a sharpshooter. Meanwhile, people perform on stage. Kavya regains consciousness, and Adi receives a call from the hospital informing him of this. Suddenly, a shooter fires at Adi, hitting his arm. Giriraj is shocked, but Adi assures him he’s okay and insists on seeing Kavya. Badi Amma comforts Adi and urges Anurag to find the culprit. The doctor reveals that Kavya is missing from her room, having emerged from her coma. Adi claims to know where she is.
Later, Kavya returns home and embraces her family members, who are relieved. Rajeev asks if she came alone, to which Kavya responds affirmatively, expressing uncertainty about Adi’s whereabouts. However, upon seeing the news of Adi being shot, she is shocked. Mayank informs her that Adi has become Giriraj’s heir, and Kavya inquires about Omi. Anjali deflects the question. When Kavya asks Rajeev about Omi, he reluctantly reveals his death in the accident, triggering Kavya’s painful memories. Police arrive and arrest Kavya for Omi’s murder based on Adi’s complaint. Giriraj hails Adi’s action as a sign of his suitability as heir, while Malini mourns Omi’s death and demands punishment for Kavya.
In the police station, Adi confronts Kavya, accusing her of Omi’s murder. Despite her protests of innocence, Adi presents her with divorce papers, harshly rebuking her. He accuses her of orchestrating Omi’s death and inflicting immense pain on their family. Kavya denies the accusations, but Adi remains convinced of her guilt, lamenting their ever having met.