Gangaa, Madhvi, and Amma ji and some other girls were also dancing inside. Sagar, Pulkit and his three other friends also goes there to watch the Ladies dancing from the window.
They tell him it’s about a bet, and lies that the bet it’s all about wanting to know how the ladies feel and think about them. He agrees to participate in the bet.
The girls ask Madhvi what Sir (Niru) it’s like? She smiles and said good things about him and few complaints. Niru enters and tells that Madhvi should he purnished for speaking ill of her husband. Gangaa denies it and said it was all a joke. He tells that the punishment would be if the Ladies could join them in the Sitting room to pour out what they think about each other. The guys agree excitedly and shouts hooray! And that it sounds fun.
She pours it in one of the cold drink and stirs it together thinking Gangaa would lose Control of all her senses after drinking it!
Rudra comes and tells that Sagar has lost the bet while Gangaa is the winner. Sagar drinks it while Prabha is tensed.
Prabha is furious that whatever plan she makes, it thoroughly fails, and that she had wanted them to separate, so that a drama is created, that humiliates Gangaa in front of everyone, whereas she merely ended up bringing them closer together, and Gangaa wins every single time.
Just then, Rudra comes from behind, and he’s surprised to see Prabha agitated. She merely makes an excuse hurriedly, and turns around to face him. He asks what’s the matter and if she can have some juice? She says that she can’t take it being a widow. He eyes her tensedly as she leaves. He eyes the broken glass pieces and he’s boggled.
In the room, Sagar and Gangaa enjoy their new found romantic intimacy, both unabashed and their guards are down due to being inebriated under the influence of alcohol. He says that he has always wanted Gangaa like this with him, in his arms, away from all the troubles of the world. She too hugs him tightly. It starts raining outside. She comments that she needs to go and see if she forgot something? He says that he doesn’t wish to remember anything, just him and her, and if anything else, it’s merely love, their love. She shys at his expression of love. He pins her against the wall, and caresses her shoulders, and her face, while she shivers with his touch, as he cups her face, to bring it close to his, as it starts raining heavily outside. She tries to leave, but her dupatta (saree) gets stuck, and she gets nervous and excited at the same time. She turns around to find him holding it. They both eye each other romantically as they come closer. He pulls her in close to himself, and she lands right in his arms as he grabs her. They are aware of their increasing physical proximity. He turns her around, and then caresses her hair, he pulls them away, dancing with her. He pulls her hair strands away as she eyes him smilingly. He lowers in to seal their love with a kiss on her lips. And then he pulls her in his arms and takes her towards the room, while she shyly looks down. He then pulls her down on the bed, as she sits in nervousness, while he seductively eyes her, as she looks away in shyness. He caresses her face, while she sensitises at the touch, as he comments that she looks beautiful. she gets up, but he holds her back with her saree, and then wrenches it, and pulls her close to himself, while she breathes heavily. he holds her hand while she clenches her fists tightly at his touch. He keeps trying to be intimate with her, while even in her drunken state, she refrains back, due to her unmaried status yet. He says that they have been married long back, and aren’t doing anything wrong. He shushes her before she could start to speak up again.
Finally, he decides to put an end to this. She is boggled. He staggers towards the fruits kept on the table, and hurts his own hand with the knife, and then smears her forehead with his blood, as the vermillion, that makes her his. She is emotionally overwhelmed. He says that it was necessary to make her believe, that she is forever his now, her Sagar’s. She eyes him apalled, and hands his wound, and She’s unable to believe that they are husband and wife now. She clutches at him and he hugs her back, as tears stream down their cheeks. He then leads her to the bed, and makes her sit down. Then he sways away, and switches off the lights. He then progresses towards her on the bed, and sits beside her, while she’s full of nervous anticipation of what’s to come. He caaresses her hair away, and nuzzles against the nape of her neck, sensitising every nerve in her body, as a shiver runs down her spine. He lays her down on the bed, and gets atop her, as they both bask in the glory of their new found love. The night is a reminiscient of their consummation of love.
The Next Morning, Gangaa wakes up to find herslf sleeping over Sagar that is blissfully asleep. She smiles in shyless, as she eyes him, and then kisses him on the forehead, while he is fast asleep. She tries to get up, but her saree gets stuck in the band of his watch. She stealthily manages to take it out, and then pulls away the drapes, while eyeing him, a smile constantly plastered on her face. She comes out, in a stance, unable to believe her new marital status, reminisceing her experience of the night, as she stands in front of the mirror. She eyes the vermillion, and then done some on her own forehead, thinking that she is a complete woman as from today onwards.
Later, Supriya comes and tries to wake Sagar up, but he is in a deep sleep. She is amused. Finally, when he wakes up, he eyes the finger and asks when did he get hurt like this? He has a bad hangover, and doesn’t remember what happened. She teases him that he has forgotten everything in love. She asks what were they doing late at night yesterday? He asks her to stop teasing him, and asks for a solution to his headache. She asks him to freshen up.
Downstairs, all sit for the prayer, as Sagar and Gangaa sit together. Prabha is tensed. The others happily comply. Gangaa is over sweet, and emotional towards Sagar, due to their new found status, while he, having forgotten everything, reacts normal.
Later, on the roof, as Gangaa is drying clothes, she eyes the saree, that she wore to consummate her love with him, and She’s lost in thoughts of the romantic night, when he comes, completely oblivious and nudges her out of her stance. She blushes and continues to giggle.
Later, Amma ji asks the Priest to find a lucky muhurat for them to get married, as Gangaa and Sagar excitedly sit. He says they’ve already passed 32 out of 36 compatibility tests. They are happy. They are all very happy as he talks about a date, 30 days from now, which is perfect. Gangaa and Sagar are thoroughly amused. Amma ji sets the date as that exactly.
They all congratulate each other, and Madhvi rushes to get sweets. They all feed each other. Supriya teases Gangaa that she would have to wait another month. They’re all excited. Madhvi suggests that many preparations need to be done, and Amma ji asks her to start right away, as it’s a lavish affair. She rushes to call Niru. Amma ji also congratulates Sagar and Gangaa, who seek her blessings. They are all happy, while Prabha sits tensedly.
AFTER A MONTH
Sagar’s family receives the guests who has started arriving for the wedding fiesta. All the members are busy with preparations and arrangements, while Prabha watcehs this with angst and rage. Pulkit starts arranging for the wedding. He arranges for the furniture, Chairs, Fans and so on.
Prabha says that they should get table fans too, instead of only ceiling ones. he asks her not to worry, as it’s all taken care of. After he leaves, Prabha thinks that he has no clue that the Fan brought on rent would cause such havoc in the family. Meanwhile, She eyes Supriya serving lassi (Yoghurt) drinks to the guests to take off the heat, and suddenly gets an idea. She comes to her, and asks what’s she doing, as in good and pious work. White is unlucky, just like the widow status of Gangaa and if Gangaa sees it, She wouldn’t feel nice, as she would be remembered of her Widow status earlier on. They all start thinking about it, and people start gossiping about the Widow remarriage.
Amma ji and the family members are tensed that Prabha unnecessarily brought it up. Amma ji finally speaks up saying that she would tell them why she chose Gangaa for her Sagar. She confronts them all, and then eyes Prabha curtly. She says that she changed her thinking, with changing times, and they should too. She says that it’s true that Widow remarriage hasn’t happened, but only because the society doesn’t want it, and they all reiterate Gangaa as a Widow, but no one talks about her grandson being a Widower! She also reprimands Prabha for saying that white doesn’t mean ominous, but it also represents sacrifice and the patience, that a Widow has, and that she can change the tide of times. Prabha and the guests are silenced too. She then takes a lassi (Yoghurt) glass and finishes it, gulping it down, while they all watch, shocked. She then calls Maharaj and Supriya to serve everyone Lassi (Yoghurt). The guests reprimand her for insulting the rites and rituals.
Madhvi tries to intervene, but She’s stopped by Niru so as to let Amma ji speak up. Amma ji says that she didn’t sacrifice anything, but her orthodox beliefs, which she shed. Niranjan comes and tells her that it’s good that she has now realised it.
Amma ji then turns to the guests and asks whether they should bless her son and bride or not?
