Manjiri finally gathers the courage to confront her abusive husband when he once again tries to drag her back home by force. This time, she refuses to remain silent and firmly opposes his cruelty, declaring she will no longer endure his violence.
At the Deshmukh house, Paresh, Akash, and Tejas attend to their wives’ injuries. The men admire the strength their partners showed while fighting the goons. Paresh especially commends Manjiri for taking such a bold step for her own future. Soon, Sachin and Sayali return after filing a police complaint against Manjiri’s husband. Sachin narrates the entire incident in his dramatic style, almost like an action sequence. Manjiri expresses her gratitude to the entire family for standing by her, but Sayali credits Manjiri for being the first to raise her voice.
Renuka encourages Manjiri to rebuild her life so that men like her husband learn to respect women. In a surprising turn, Manjiri’s mother, who had earlier blamed her for everything, realizes her mistake after Sayali confronts her about her behaviour. She asks Manjiri to return to their village. Determined to start afresh with dignity, Manjiri decides to leave for her village and promises to visit the Deshmukh family again. She becomes emotional as she takes blessings from the elders before departing.
Elsewhere, Tejas borrows fifty thousand rupees from a friend to pay off his growing debts. The next morning, he places a money plant in a bucket of water. When Sachin and the others warn him that stagnant water can lead to dengue, Tejas refuses to remove it because his astrologer told him the plant would bring prosperity. Roshni and Renuka also caution him, but Tejas remains adamant. Eventually, the family agrees he can keep it, but only if he changes the water daily.
The following day, the Deshmukh household again struggles with the absence of domestic help. With everyone caught up in their own responsibilities, chores pile up. Riya and Sayali discuss possible solutions, but when Renuka enters their room, they pretend to be arguing to avoid getting scolded. Renuka, already tired, becomes even more frustrated by their drama. As disagreements among the daughters-in-law grow, Renuka decides she will cook for everyone herself. The three sons immediately turn into playful children, each asking for his favourite dish. Sachin requests Aam Panna; although Renuka initially refuses, she later prepares it, leaving Sachin touched and emotional. The family shares a warm and cheerful breakfast together, feeling united despite recent challenges.
Sachin quietly watches Sayali as she struggles to handle her daily responsibilities. He notices her exhaustion while juggling multiple tasks, with her phone constantly buzzing with calls from clients demanding pending work. Despite her best efforts, it is evident that Sayali is overwhelmed. Seeing her run around tirelessly, Sachin feels a deep sense of concern. Hoping to ease her burden, Sayali politely asks Renuka for help with chopping vegetables, but Renuka refuses coldly. Undeterred, Sayali apologizes and resolves to complete all her work herself.
Meanwhile, Tejas falls into another marketing trap. A persuasive salesman arrives with flashy offers, and Tejas immediately buys into the pitch. He starts imagining himself as a successful entrepreneur, believing that owning two credit cards is a sign of smart business acumen.
That night, the household battles a swarm of mosquitoes. Roshni tosses and turns, unable to sleep due to the incessant buzzing, while Tejas remains indifferent to her discomfort. Sayali and Renuka try various home remedies, but nothing provides relief. Sachin, desperate for rest, shakes Tejas’s precious money plant, warning him that it could worsen the mosquito problem.
Paresh steps in to address the issue. He identifies the stagnant water in Tejas’s money plant pot as the source of the mosquito infestation and instructs him to clean it immediately, stressing the need to replace the water regularly.
During the day, Sayali receives a call from Manjari, who has returned to her village. Manjari speaks with confidence and contentment, sharing how empowered she feels after standing up for herself. She thanks Sayali for giving her the courage to reclaim her independence. Hearing this, Sayali feels immense pride and happiness for her friend’s growth.
Soon after, a man arrives at the Deshmukh household and greets Sayali respectfully, calling her “memsaheb.” His courteous behaviour quietly irritates Renuka, who watches him with jealousy. The man sets up the mosquito nets Sachin had ordered, and Sayali instructs him to install them around their beds so the family can finally sleep without disturbance. Sachin beams with satisfaction, hopeful for an undisturbed night.
However, Tejas continues to act irresponsibly. Ignoring previous warnings, he waters his money plant again without changing the water, prompting Sachin to scold him for his negligence. Instead of correcting his behaviour, Tejas rushes out to meet the same salesman, leaving the household to struggle with a shortage of water in the bathroom while he remains oblivious to the chaos he has caused.
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