Katha notices the shoe that Arav flung in annoyance. She challenges him to be the first monkey to run while wearing athletic footwear.
While he was on the bed, she dressed him with the shoe. It will hurt if it is tied too firmly, he warns his mother. She questions why people want more spice in their meals and why suffering makes life more intriguing. Arav wonders how the procedure will add excitement to his life. He had seen in movies how they injected tubes and pipelines as well as large machinery. Katha Ankahee reminds us that this is what makes life exciting. Arav will embark on a new voyage that will take him into a mysterious room, but not before he must first pass a test.
Arav feels confident he will succeed on that test. According to Katha, medical professionals will move Arav to a special bed that only takes courageous patients and endows them with magical abilities. That is a chemotherapy. Arav worries what kind of magic he will possess. Katha restrains him from telling the narrative too quickly. A team of aliens will come this time from Satan who will activate Arav's superpowers, she continues, adding that Arav will be put into a mystical tube that will convey signals to Jupitar and the doctors there will examine him. He wonders if Katha will be there to see, and he is both amazed and excited.
Katha will be there to see that the right powers are given to him. Arav inquires once more about his abilities. He will be able to shout loudly, climb a tree, and give his mother a monkey hug, according to Katha. She embraces Arav.
Jenny phones Katha and tells her to hurry to the office right now for the meeting Viaan has scheduled—or else. Katha asks a query. Jenny asks Katha to arrive at work on time because she is powerless to do anything. Katha must go immediately for the office because of a meeting, Falcony Bai inquires. She is concerned that Arav would be in pain as his chemotherapy is about to begin. Falcony comforts her by saying that a working lady will always be subjected to hardships due to her laborious work. Katha must battle it, embrace it, and securely hold the rope. Falcony will stay with Arav, she says, asking Katha to leave. Katha will be honest about her personal and professional lives in the workplace because she cannot continue to live in guilt.
They gave her a job and used it to purchase her. Falcony wonders whether there is anything else going on and challenges her fury. Although Katha can remember the event, she won't talk about it because she is just concerned for Arav. She'll be sure to get back before Arav's chemotherapy.
Arav is visited by Katha, who joins him for a photo. He enquires as to her whereabouts. Katha promises to be back as soon as she can.
Ashan walks into the office while speaking to a client who requests that they keep their conversation private. Viaan remembers Katha's ailments. Viaan answers the phone and informs the customer that they operate under clear terms. He won't offer him any favours. He should let go; Ashan will take care of it, he says. Anyone looking to take advantage is not welcome to work with Viana. He hangs up the phone and storms out of the building.
There is a meeting room full with people. Katha earlier today mailed a design, which Ashan praised. Rewa requests that you show the designs. He invokes a deja vou by asking if she is the project manager. Rewa should not be held accountable for the project. A different coworker requests authorization to share some crucial information she learned from Katha. The conference is ended by Viaan. Ashan's query Viaan erupted in rage because, in his eyes, time was repeating itself and the project manager wasn't taking ownership of his position while the other team members praised her for it. He makes fun of the entire crew for having to deal with the fallout. Viaan adjourns the space. Rewa is asked by Jeetu to call Katha. Ashan desires for everyone to be at ease.
Katha walk into the space. Jeetu calls her after she is twice late. He learns about Katha's half-day leave from her. For him to become this enraged, something must be amiss, so he asks Katha to tell Viaan about it. Others want Katha to speak with Viaan because they believe it's unfair to everyone.
Entering Viaan's office is Katha. Katha is late, and he tells her that it was she who made sure the night wouldn't interfere with their work. She is taunted by Viaan to let someone else fill her position even if she is a millionaire and can manage a regular income. He requests that she hire a secretary to give him a heads-up about Katha's schedule.
Viaan's condition was to never discuss the night again, and Katha sits down to write him a note to remind him of this. She was running late, which Viaan, her boss, explains is because she took a partial leave and told Jenny about it. She is questioned by Viaan for only recalling some circumstances. Though Viaan is the one speaking about it, Katha can still recall all the conditions. If he said it now, he will continue to mention it in the future. Katha gives Viaan her letter of resignation in order to avoid the conversation. She picks up her luggage and turns to leave when she realises she only requested 1 crore 17 lack and turns around to tell him. She refunds the extra 83 thousand but takes nothing more.
