Vibhuti is enjoying tea and reading the newspaper near a tea stall. TMT enters the room. Vibhuti says, “Write in my account,” indicating that she is going to look for work. Teeka claims that you stated that you were going to look for a job, so it was a joke, and we both laughed. Housework, according to Vibhuti, is also a job. Malkhan agrees, but adds, “I have a question,” mocking him, “I don’t feel comfortable in my stomach.” I’m upset, Vibhuti adds, and I’m going to beat you up. A man approaches Vibhu and says, “Wow, that’s impressive,” before taking money from him. Vibhuti makes fun of Tiwari and flirts with Angoori, saying, “Tell me what I brought you.” No, I’m serious, Vibhuti adds, adding that he had a fantasy and flirting with her. Vibhuti claims I was showing her because she wanted to know if she liked the bangle. Angoori tells Vibhu that his dream has come true and that it appears that generosity is taking place. No, Anita, I was implying that I could give you chameli oil to massage your head if you wanted. Anita asks whether you’re running late for your shop, and I respond yes, I’m running late and need to get ready. Vibhuti claims that she works all day. Vibhuti claims that her time has come to an end, that she is on her way to getting a position in a bank, and that you would be proud of her.
Tiwari is enjoying a drink. Vibhuti approaches Tiwari and explains why she was alone and had not called anyone. If you allow me, I’ll tell you a storey,” Tiwari says, mocking Vibhuti in the process. When the manager walks in, he invites them to sit and tells them about the work, as well as the fact that they must take out a loan for a certain amount of money. Give me some time, Vibhuti says.
Angoori is working and singing at her home. I understand what you’re trying to express, says Angoori. This, according to Vibhuti, is incorrect. I’m referring to a specific type of relationship, such as a heart-to-heart relationship in which someone says, “I got a job and brought honey.”