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Hide and Seek
"After all, we all know Hide and Seek can be a scary game, especially when we don't want to be found."
Juliet bai, is astounded when she sees the cupboard in apple - pie order, little realising that Dabbu was well concealed behind it. She is in awe of her son's endeavour to keep his paraphernalia in an immaculate manner. Having not much to do at home, seeks a spa appointment. It is at this exact time,the cacophonous buzzing of Dabbu's phone draws her to the wardrobe,where she finds her in a crouched position, wearing a pretentious smile.
Vicki devours the snacks served by Mamta, as he slyly hides the selfish reason of his visit. With his boorish idiosyncrasies, he advises LN to sell off their palace to the builder. This has him flushed with rage, as he brusquely rejects the idea. It is insinuated that, family is given preference to materialistic chattels and that while LN is a man of righteousness , norms and of nuts and bolts, Vicki a motley clown.
Juliet bai , puts up the poise of a no - nonsense mother, while DebLan are like two dewy-eyed kids caught playing the fool. She grills them, as they blurt out the entire truth. It is at this off - base introduction that Juliet bai beams and enunciates about the fruitless need to hide. She is open minded and opines that she wouldn't be a bad choice for him, to whichembarrassed Dylan declines.
Dylan lavishes praise on Dabbu in front of Mirchandani and seeks his permission to make her read news . Cognizant of her immense talent, he agrees , but spiteful Aseem unfortunately snoops around.
The girls in the office, fish for answers from Dabbu about the previous night, exposing the voyeuristic tendency of the world. Nonetheless, she is summoned by Dylan, significantly to her relief. Dylan is tongue in cheek, and orders her to wash his car. She is her reluctant self and walks out cursing him. He tucks off the fact that she was to read news, and affirms that his sole reason in doing so was that he enjoyed bugging her.
Dabbu maladroitly bumps into Aseem , a whited sepulchre who without wasting time takes credits for
consenting Dabbu to read the news. He lays his conundrum with Machiavellian perfection as he totally wipes out Dylan's permit in this case. She is elated at the germane opportunity to impress her boss and expresses her gratitude to him with a quick hug.
Binny is taunted by her grim husband , an augury to the tough times she will face in the future, while the Thakur house is chirpy as the poke fun at Mamta's perpetual entanglement with marital affairs. Dabbu answers Aseem's call . He ascertains his plan of action, with well-planned, sugar coated words on the seemingly flippant reason to wish her luck, at the same time , dropping no clue of his ulterior motive.
Dylan is strangely attracted to Dabbu, and spends substantial time in her rumination. His mouth waters seeing the scrumptious laddoos and , shortly calls her up to thank her for the same. He hunts for reasons to talk with her and it is her inane and ludicrous ways that brings a simper on his face, else it is dull. His admonishment , appears to be an excuse and tool to hide his allured soul that seeks her thick and fast . Also, it is this that establishes the familial ties he will have with Dabbu.
The mien is high-strung, when Aseem disclose his devious plan to mint money by using his sway over Dabbu, to reap benefits that would result in an upsurge of pressure on LN to sell off their mansion and marrying off his beloved daughter to him. He seeks, complete monopoly over the family and property, blinded by his over confidence to reach the zenith, while the viewers believe that his greed him would have him plummeting down to the nadir.
The episode concedes the underlying chicanery through the game of hide and seek,. The story , has something to look forward to, excepting romance. The game that began with ebullient Dabbu hiding, takes a repugnant turn as a Aseem's seeks infallible heights. The story propels ahead, with the two plots harmoniously woven together heading for a resolution.
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Thank you,
Raj.
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