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Jhumar is on the roof, hanging clothes on the clothesline. She mistakenly throws a few drops of water on Dheeraj's face while jerking a wet cloth. She quickly apologizes, which he says she doesn't need to since it was an accident. When she wants to know what he's doing up there so early, he says he's there to perform the surya namaskar [I think it means greeting/praying to the sun in the morning]. She asks him to teach her how to do it. Both of them close their eyes, fold their hands and pray together. She opens her eyes in between and notices how serene and calm he looks. When she goes back to praying, he opens his eyes and admires her.
Sheela goes to Dharamveer, saying she has something important to discuss. He demands that she stop wasting his time and tell him fast. She says that Ammaji is so adamant on getting rid of Jhumar that she'll get her married off to any man, no matter how mismatched he is for her. Sheela swears on Avtar's name that Jhumar is Dharamveer's own flesh and blood. So could Dharamveer fulfil a father's duty and save Jhumar's life from getting destroyed? She wants him to find out who the man that Ammaji has chosen is, what his family background is like, and so on. Her words infuriate him. He warns her to refrain from passing off her illegitimate child as his. How dare she call a servant his daughter! He rudely dismisses her plea and walks off.
Sheela tells Sia and Santosh that she is going to take matters in her own hands and confront Ammaji herself. As a mother, she is going to demand answers from Ammaji that pertain to her daughter's life. And today, Ammaji will have to answer her questions.
Ammaji and Raghav are in a room when Sheela walks in. She falls at Ammaji's feet and begs her not to bargain Jhumar's happiness for her own gain. Sheela admits that she is at fault for lying to Ammaji and compromising her honor. Ammaji could punish her all she wants, but please don't get Jhumar married off just to anyone no matter whether he's good for her or not. No mother can bear to see her daughter marrying into the wrong family or to the wrong person. Raghav, who's solemnly watching her, says to Ammaji that Jhumar has been a part of their haveli and their family. They can't just push her off at the nearest random man they find. They have to find someone worthy and suitable, because Jhumar doesn't deserve just anyone. Ammaji tells Sheela to stop weeping. Jhumar's name has unfortunately now become a part of their family's name. Everyone in the village is curious as to which house she would marry into. It's a matter of the Sangwan family's honor - and Ammaji's honor. She won't let just any Tom, Dick or Harry be associated with her family. So Sheels can stop whining - Jhumar will marry into a suitable family. Even if her husband doesn't earn enough, Ammaji will provide for them. Nothing matters more to her than her honor. Not even God. Since Jhumar is a part of that now, Ammaji ensure that she has a decent future ahead. Both Raghav and Sheela are glad to hear that. Sheela thanks Ammaji for not destroying her daughter's life.
DM is going through some papers at home. Someone calls him up and says that his work has been done. The episode ends on DM's pleased face.
Sheela goes to Dharamveer, saying she has something important to discuss. He demands that she stop wasting his time and tell him fast. She says that Ammaji is so adamant on getting rid of Jhumar that she'll get her married off to any man, no matter how mismatched he is for her. Sheela swears on Avtar's name that Jhumar is Dharamveer's own flesh and blood. So could Dharamveer fulfil a father's duty and save Jhumar's life from getting destroyed? She wants him to find out who the man that Ammaji has chosen is, what his family background is like, and so on. Her words infuriate him. He warns her to refrain from passing off her illegitimate child as his. How dare she call a servant his daughter! He rudely dismisses her plea and walks off.
Sheela tells Sia and Santosh that she is going to take matters in her own hands and confront Ammaji herself. As a mother, she is going to demand answers from Ammaji that pertain to her daughter's life. And today, Ammaji will have to answer her questions.
Ammaji and Raghav are in a room when Sheela walks in. She falls at Ammaji's feet and begs her not to bargain Jhumar's happiness for her own gain. Sheela admits that she is at fault for lying to Ammaji and compromising her honor. Ammaji could punish her all she wants, but please don't get Jhumar married off just to anyone no matter whether he's good for her or not. No mother can bear to see her daughter marrying into the wrong family or to the wrong person. Raghav, who's solemnly watching her, says to Ammaji that Jhumar has been a part of their haveli and their family. They can't just push her off at the nearest random man they find. They have to find someone worthy and suitable, because Jhumar doesn't deserve just anyone. Ammaji tells Sheela to stop weeping. Jhumar's name has unfortunately now become a part of their family's name. Everyone in the village is curious as to which house she would marry into. It's a matter of the Sangwan family's honor - and Ammaji's honor. She won't let just any Tom, Dick or Harry be associated with her family. So Sheels can stop whining - Jhumar will marry into a suitable family. Even if her husband doesn't earn enough, Ammaji will provide for them. Nothing matters more to her than her honor. Not even God. Since Jhumar is a part of that now, Ammaji ensure that she has a decent future ahead. Both Raghav and Sheela are glad to hear that. Sheela thanks Ammaji for not destroying her daughter's life.
DM is going through some papers at home. Someone calls him up and says that his work has been done. The episode ends on DM's pleased face.
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