Pallavi gives a briefing regarding the game, saying that all the men will be blindfolded and must identify their wives and that if he does so incorrectly, he will have to deal with the lady and whatever is written in the chit. Rhea recalls Aaliya devising a scheme to make Rhea wear gajra before the game begins so that he can recognise her by the mogra odour, and then have Ranbir kiss her while picking the red chit. Aaliya suggests that we begin the game with Vikram.
I could sympathise with Vikram’s fear, he says. Aaliya selects a yellow chit and requests that Vikram recite poetry in Pallavi’s honour. Rhea assures you that everything will be OK since he has been holding your hand throughout your life. Prachi remembers Rhea asking Ranbir to smell her for Gajra. Prachi claims Rhea cheated and that she wore it on purpose so that Ranbir might recognise her. She can brag about their affection, for example. Ranbir claims that I am prepared and that I should be punished if I make a mistake. Dida declares, “I’ll take the chit.” Aaliya says, “I’ll take out the chit,” and then instructs her to choose the second chit. Dida requests that Vikram allow her to pick the chit, and she instructs Aaliya to do so later. Dida nods and selects the yellow chit. What should I do, Rhea asks? According to Rhea, Ranbir wanted to take Prachi’s hand in his and proclaim her his wife. She tells Pallavi that she would have gotten Ranbir to marry her if she had met Prachi before Rhea and that they seem to be destined for each other. Prachi might have been upset, according to the lady. Rhea would have felt horrible if Dida had said why she will feel bad.