In today’s episode, we can see that Manjiri guiding Aarohi to the rasam. Aarohi inadvertently breaks the laddoo. Mahima smiles and says it’s fine, it’s just a rasam, not real life, and that nothing should go wrong. Things will be alright, says Akshara, and we shall make laddoo again. I’m getting bored here, Aarohi thinks as Abhimanyu isn’t there. He is in the hospital. A doctor’s life, according to Harsh, is chaotic.
Sure, medicine is a business, and people’s lives are important in simple business, too, argues Kairav. We’ll talk about it later, Mahima says, and we’ll ask for another mahurat. It will be all fine, says Akshara. Mahima says Abhimanyu has arrived, the timing is excellent, and I have to break the news to you; we all know Aarohi will be Birla’s pride. I’ve decided that Akshara will join the Birla family, and Akshara will join Birla Hospital; she isn’t a doctor, but we’re introducing music therapy, and I’d like her to lead the department; it’s a great opportunity for her, and it will benefit the patients; this is my offer to Akshara; she will join the Birla family. Mahima suggests that now that we’ve established a relationship, we should take advantage of her abilities. She inquires if Akshara accepts her offer.
Give her some time to consider, suggests Kairav. He says, “You don’t come to the hospital, so why did you come here?” He goes on to say, “I assumed you wouldn’t come, but you came.” He claims that it affects him, but that it does not affect you. I’m not sure why you should accept Mahima’s offer. I don’t want you in my life anymore; I’m moving on and getting married. He claims that he instructed you to refuse this position, that you never heard my words or my feelings, that you should spare me, that you should stop singing around me, and that you should leave the job. She adds, “I’m here for work,” adding, “I’m a professional music therapist, just like you are a heart surgeon.” She says, “Take this as a coincidence,” adding, “Our ways are different, and Aarohi will be with you now, not me.”