Sitting in the hall, Tiwari is in excruciating pain. When the doorbell rings, Tiwari says he must be here and calls Angoori repeatedly. Angoori approaches him and inquires as to what has happened and why he is shouting. Tiwari says to open the door, and I’m in the mood to use the restroom. Tiwari screams at her and asks her to open the door, saying, “Try to understand, I can’t go.” When Angoori opens the door, he sees Saxena in a state of shock. Saxena greets Angoori and tells her not to fix the doorbell again. Angoori inquires as to what has happened and why you are here so late. Saxena enters and says, “Tiwari summoned me.” Tiwari greeted Saxena and was overjoyed to see him, so he asked Angoori to accompany him upstairs.
I have some critical job for you, Tiwari says to Saxena. I thought your moment had come to aid me,’ Saxena mocks him. Yes, I need your help with something vital, Tiwari replies, and he asks him to bring his ear and listen to the problem. Let me tell you something, Saxena laughs, it’s nice to keep your inner child alive, but this is the least you can do, don’t be so lazy, you can go to the washroom. Tiwari claims that if I try to leave, I would be destroyed, implying that you began by assisting others and now you are abandoning me. Saxena responds, “The type of help you need for that, I’ll get some polythene.”
Tillu is sleeping along the edge of a precipice. Tillu asks Malkhan to make him tea, and when he opens his eyes, he is taken aback by the view; he is terrified and asks where he is; he sees Malkhan and Teeka sleeping together in a pit, and he throws stones at them. Due to the stone, Malkhan awakens. Look up, Tillu says. Malkhan and Teeka are the first to wake up and greet him. Tillu exclaims, “How did I get here?” You were about to jump, according to Malkhan, but we saved you. Teeka scolds Malkhan, asking why he brought up the subject of suicide. Tillu recalls how I came here to commit suicide and then decided to do so again. Malkhan and Teeka intervene and attempt to persuade him. Tillu curses Tiwari for not providing him money and threatens to jump if he doesn’t give him money. Teeka replies to Malkhan, “You have our word, don’t cry,” and adds, “Let’s bring Tiwari first, then he’ll come down.” Malkhan says okay and tells Tillu that they don’t want him to jump, that they’ll take Tiwari with them, and that they’ll bring breakfast for him, and then they depart.
Angoori comes downstairs to clean the house and discovers Tiwari sleeping on Sifa, who claims he was awake the entire night. Tiwari adds, “My body hurts,” and then says, “Good morning.” Angoori is upset because he claims you harmed him the night before. Tiwari advises against becoming enraged over minor issues. Stop it, Angoori says. You even ruined my mood last night. Tiwari claims that there is a problem about which he can inform you as to why he was unable to get off the sofa. I believe you have no interest in me, Angoori says. Tiwari yells, “Go grab some tea for me!” I won’t bring it till I finish my pooja, according to Angoori.
I’m looking for a herb, Gupta says. Tillu weeps for Ruksana and promises to be with her shortly. Gupta is told by Master that he can hear someone crying. Gupta replies, “I heard that too,” and then notices Tillu rising and asks, “What are you doing here?” Tillu claims that he came here to commit suicide since Tiwari hasn’t paid his money. Are you afraid, Master? Weak people frequently commit suicide. Happu approaches them and requests that Master wait; I am fully aware of this boy’s lack of courage. Happu is mocked by Tillu. If you’re talking about Happu, he argues, you’ll lose. Why are you waiting here, Tillu continues, when you may go to Tiwari and satisfy your hunger for money?
If you’re talking about Happu, he argues, you’ll lose. Why are you waiting here, Tillu continues, when you may go to Tiwari and satisfy your hunger for money? Stop being so filmy, Happu says, and pay attention to what I’m saying. Tillu yells at him to go. Happu asks, “What do you think of yourself?” and advises, “Die if you want and create your suicide note.” Why are you tempting him to die, Master, asks Happu? Happu scolds him, telling him that he is speaking for his benefit, that if he dies, a case would be filed against him, and that you were the last person present here, so think carefully. Tillu is told by Gupta to prepare a suicide note. Tillu says, “Don’t worry, I’ve already written.” Happu requests that he read. Tillu reads his suicide note, which states, “Tiwari and Happu Singh are my reasons for suicide.” Happu says, “Stop, don’t jump,” and everyone starts stopping him. Happu says, “Don’t worry, I’ll get your money back from Tiwari,” and then he walks away. Gupta advises against jumping.
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