Gayu takes Aarohi with her at the start of the episode. Sirat claims that she wanted to notify Akshata, but not in this manner; Sheela took care of it. Sirat says, “I’ll speak with Akshata.” Why didn’t everyone tell me that Sirat is my stepmom, that this isn’t my family, that this can’t happen, who is my Mumma? Akshata cries and asks, “Why did everyone hide this from me that Sirat is my stepmom, that this isn’t my family, that this can’t happen, who is my Mumma?” Sirat replies no, she’s Naira, your real mother; their faces are similar, but we’re not the same. Sirat claims to reside in the sky; did you notice that bright star? That’s your mother. Akshata is in tears.
Sirat claims that withholding this from you and Aarohi was a mistake and that I will now tell you the whole truth. Akshata would be unhappy, Aarohi says, because Naira died. Sirat, Suwarna claims, will tell her the truth. Sirat claims that Naira introduced us through Kairav. Sirat claims that he brought me into this house, that I formed a bond with you when I first took you in my arms, that not all relationships are based on blood, that we pick certain relationships to be ours. Sirat claims that he was rational enough to understand, but because you were little, we didn’t want you and Aarohi to be separated.
Tell me about my mother, asks Akshata. Sirat promises to inform you and arrange for you to meet her. Sirat, according to Aarohi, is only my mother; Kairav and Akshata’s mothers were different. Aarohi nods and says, “Akshata is upset; I’ll go see her.” According to Sirat, no relationship is a step-relation from one side; I will never consider you a stepdaughter; we are mother and daughter. I won’t be able to replace your mother, but my love and upbringing will be adequate. Sirat states, “I will love all of my children equally,” adding, “Kairav, you became my life, and you will always be my oldest daughter.” Mumma, says Akshata… Sirat asks her to repeat it because he wants to know if she knows it by heart. Sirat tears and hugs her. She says you have the face and heart of a Naira Mumma, and you will always be my Mumma. Sirat hugs her and tells her, “You are my life, my most rational and gorgeous Akshata.” Even if Mumma isn’t present, she begs Aarohi to always be there for her older sister.
They say you’ll never leave. Sirat says yes; she’s like Naira in that she hasn’t broken up with me.