The episode starts with Abhimanyu. He asks the Goenka brothers, says Abhimanyu. Of sure, Abhimanyu replies, everyone will come. We’ll all be there, she says. It’s fine, Abhimanyu responds; you’ll get a new one. It’s not like that, says Abhimanyu; you’ll always be my brother. When Akshara sees them hug, he smiles and adds, “I wish Aarohi could understand.” Manjiri explains, “I just wanted to let you know that my son and your granddaughter are staying at the same resort, and they’ve become friendly.” Dr Aarohi, Manjiri claims, would visit my home and transform Abhimanyu’s life.
Akshara likes to take selfies. Neil claims that he hasn’t smiled since he was a child. Aarohi believes that love is victory and that the person you love should be equal to you in every way. Love, according to Akshara, is “music to my ears,” as it “touches the heart.” To find love, one must first love oneself. We just got out of the hospital, Mahima explains, so why are there so many sweets today? Suwarna phoned me and asked for Abhimanyu’s hand in marriage for her granddaughter, Manjiri recounts. Don’t forget what I said, says Harsh. Harsh claims that we’ll all deal with it together.
The names of the lovers are written on the tree, which Abhimanyu and Akshara notice. He claims that this love dies so quickly, which is why I despise love, yet now… I’m a doctor, and I like to have things under control. However, since I’ve arrived here, odd things have begun to happen. There is someone to whom I’m attracted, someone who has become my weakness, and I, too, wish to fall in love. Trust me on this. I’m out of control, and I want to write her name down here. Abhimanyu scribbles Akshara on the tree. He wonders how he could ever fall in love with Akshara. She makes a U-turn.
Neil said we’d go to wish each other well today, according to Vansh. I heard that sincere lovers can acquire their love if they wish for it, adds Neil.
