When Anupama dances in front of Gurumaa Malti Devi, she prays to God to maintain her dance in time. After filling out a form, she looks at a man standing there wearing a dhoti kurta. When Panditji calls, Leela reacts angrily. The incident's family is curious. Samar and Dimple's wedding muhurat will be set after a month, according to Leela's account of Panditji. Vanraj should be healthy by then, adds Kinjal. Vanraj promises to arrive in a month. To give Samar time to sort things out, Leela says the wedding can be put off for a year. Samar explains why a year later.
When Anupama dances in front of Gurumaa Malti Devi, she prays to God to maintain her dance in time. After filling out a form, she looks at a man standing there wearing a dhoti kurta. When Panditji calls, Leela reacts angrily. The incident's family is curious. Samar and Dimple's wedding muhurat will be set after a month, according to Leela's account of Panditji. Vanraj should be healthy by then, adds Kinjal. Vanraj promises to arrive in a month. To give Samar time to sort things out, Leela says the wedding can be put off for a year. Samar explains why a year later.
If she is Anupama, a man approaches her and inquires. Yes, Anupama replies, adding that she doesn't know him. The man introduces himself as Nakul and claims that Gurumaa Malti Devi is his mother or amma. He brings Anupama with him to meet Gurumaa. Anupama watches Gurumaa dance with her students to an upbeat song while standing transfixed. Anupama applauds vociferously after the performance. Gurumaa gives her a look. She touches Anupama's feet.
She is halted by Gurumaa, who claims not to know the woman. Anupama claims that despite never having met her, she is a pupil of hers and has learned to dance by watching her perform. If so, Gurumaa asks, then why did she come here. Relationships, according to Anupama, can only be formed through meeting. According to Gurumaa, she doesn't form any relationships. Anupama asserts that there is a bond between a mother and kid, a teacher and student, an idol and follower, etc. Gurumaa sits after wiping her face with an embroidered kerchief. As guru dakshina/fees, Anupama exuberantly gifts her a hand-embroidered kerchief. Gurumaaa states that guru dakshina should be chosen by the guru. Anupama concurs.
Gurumaa, who claims not to know the woman, stops her. Despite never having met her, Anupama claims to be a student of hers and has learned to dance by observing her perform. Gurumaa queries, "If so, why did she come here?" Anupama asserts that encounters are the only way for relationships to develop. Gurumaa claims that she doesn't develop any relationships. According to Anupama, there is a connection between a mother and child, a teacher and student, an idol and their devotees, etc. After wiping her face with an embroidered kerchief, Gurumaa sits. Anupama joyfully presents her with a hand-embroidered kerchief as guru dakshina/fees. According to Gurumaa, the guru should select the guru dakshina. Anupama agrees.
Hearing his sister's insult, Adhik retorts. With her appropriate response, Pakhi even further infuriates him by making him close his mouth. Anupama attending dancing class will keep her busy and away from Anuj, in Barkha's opinion, which is a good thing. Gurumaa requests that she dance. Anupama becomes increasingly tense. According to Gurumaa, a woman who is dancing in a closed space is joyful. Yes, Anupama replies. Anupama receives several calls from Leela, who becomes irate when she doesn't answer and verbally abuses her as usual. Anupama has five minutes to show herself, Gurumaa says as she continues to speak. Anupama is tensely posing.
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