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Opening credits reveal a young Shyamal burning his elder brother's certificates, a symbolic act that marks a lifelong thread of jealousy. This act foreshadows the competitive drive that will define his career. It sets up the emotional distance from his brother that persists into adulthood.

Shyamal persuades Charu to consider abortion when she conceives, arguing that his London training and career must come first. He frames the personal choice as a sacrifice for professional growth. This moment seeds an emotional distance between them that deepens over the years.

Shyamal relocates to a stylish apartment in Kolkata, leaving behind the ancestral home in Sonarpur. The couple begins to adapt to a glittering city life, even as Charu longs for their old rhythms.

Charu yearns for the simpler rhythms of their old life and questions the costs of Shyamal's ambition. The tension between romance and career grows as years pass, casting a shadow over their marriage.

In a pivotal boardroom clash, Runu presses to sign Hari Bose as the brand ambassador, hoping to tilt power in his favor. Shyamal fights for the deal on his side, convinced it could propel him toward the VP chair. The battle blends corporate strategy with personal ambition.

Charu encounters Hari Bose at the club, and Hari is drawn to her. A personal exchange unfolds on Charu’s birthday, complicating the corporate calculus. The moment threads personal vulnerability into the negotiating tension.

Runu discovers that Shyamal has slept with his assistant Duli Mitra during a business trip, bringing professional jeopardy and personal betrayal to light. The revelation intensifies the already dirty rivalry between the two men. Shyamal must confront the consequences of his actions.

Unable to face the fallout, Shyamal retreats to his ancestral home in Sonarpur and seeks solace in memories of his elder brother. The quiet return becomes a turning point as loyalty surfaces and old wounds resurface. The retreat hints at a possible transformation ahead.

Charu presses Hari Bose to withdraw from the deal, accusing Runu of manipulating remuneration arrangements. The tension exposes the tangled motives behind the negotiations and shakes the confidence of everyone involved. The corporate veil begins to lift as true loyalties are laid bare.

The Chairman announces Shyamal as the new Vice President, a decision that reframes the rivalry and the couple’s future. Duli Mitra delivers the official letter to Shyamal’s residence, sealing the power shift. The personal and professional worlds collide in a single, decisive moment.

Shyamal returns to his wife as a changed man, and Charu welcomes him home with a blend of relief and wary hope. The reconciliation marks a shift in their relationship alongside his new role. The glittering city seems to fade slightly as they reassess their future together.