Drama escalates in Shantiniketan when Tulsi discovers Mitali seated in bridal attire at the mandap while Angad is nowhere on the premises. Ritik assumes Angad might be in his room, but Tulsi finds it empty. Moments later, they realize Angad’s car is missing.
Angad heads straight to Vrinda and confesses that Mitali has tricked him again. He tells Vrinda he abandoned the wedding because he loves her and wants to spend his life with her. He proposes marriage, acknowledging that rejecting Mitali may cost him the Virani surname and his inheritance.
Vrinda admits that his love matters more than wealth, but she worries that Mitali will never accept the breakup. Angad insists he will not marry Mitali—not even if Vrinda refuses him. Moved by his sincerity, Vrinda agrees.
Angad immediately suggests they get married at a temple, declaring that only the bride has changed—not his intention to marry.
Tulsi, shaken by Angad’s disappearance, tells Ritik the truth about Mitali’s deceit and rushes to stop him. Vrinda’s mother, Malti, alerts a journalist friend and asks him to bring media to the temple where the wedding is taking place.
Tulsi arrives just as Angad and Vrinda are completing their pheras, facing a barrage of questions from reporters. Back home, the Virani family remains distressed as neither Angad nor Tulsi can be reached.
Before Tulsi can intervene, Angad fills Vrinda’s forehead with sindoor. News spreads quickly, reaching Mihir, who is stunned that Angad has married Vrinda—and that Tulsi was present during the ceremony.