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Vani arrives at the Kapoor home carrying a child named Gehna and claims Akash is Gehna's father. The shocked family questions the surprising claim while Akash immediately denies it. This sparks tension and sets the central mystery of Gehna's parentage in motion.

Akash insists Gehna is not his child and rejects Vani's claim. He teams up with Anjali to keep Vani and Gehna's presence secret from the rest of the family. The effort to hide information begins to strain family dynamics.

Anjali's husband, Radhe Shyam Tiwari, becomes suspicious that his wife may be involved with another man and starts piecing clues toward Akash. He overhears discussions about the child and begins to suspect an affair. His paranoia threatens to unravel the ruse at any moment.

A flashback shows Vani and Akash's past romance and their abrupt separation. They once attempted a DNA test to settle paternity, but their inability to interpret medical terms leaves them uncertain. The past romance haunts the present dilemma.

To push Vani away, Akash arranges a prank involving his nieces and nephews. The prank goes awry and Gehna is injured, prompting Vani to shield the children by taking the blame. Her selfless act wins over the Kapoor grandchildren and earns her their trust.

During Akash's engagement to Bajaj's daughter, he tries to keep Vani away, not realizing she is also invited. Anjali helps him change into his bridal clothes in her car, while Tiwari observes and misreads the situation as an affair. The misinterpretation deepens the conflict.

Anjali spots Vani at the engagement, and a Kapoor brother ferries her away under the pretext that Gehna was injured. Akash remains engaged to Bajaj's daughter, unaware of how close Vani is to the central event. The truth pretends to stay hidden for now.

Tiwari confronts Anjali and Akash about the alleged affair but stops short of stating what he knows. He then makes a violent attempt to kill Akash, with the first attempt landing him in hospital. The danger to Akash escalates as the plot tightens.

To counter the threat from Tiwari, Akash hires the cafeteria manager—an expert forger—to pose as Vani's husband on the same day. The manager struggles to recall the child’s name, complicating the ruse. Tiwari's second attempt to kill Akash is foiled when forged documents crumble under scrutiny.

A mysterious stranger meets Vani and tells her to be present at her own wedding, hinting at hidden plans and shifting loyalties. The encounter adds another layer of intrigue and tension for everyone involved. The wedding timeline grows even more uncertain.

At the wedding reception, Tiwari becomes drunk and blurts out the supposed affair. The truth about Vani and Gehna's presence surfaces, prompting the bride's family to cancel the wedding. Chaos erupts as relationships and loyalties are tested.

Vani explains that Gehna is neither hers nor Akash's but the child of her deceased sister, with Aman as Gehna's father. She hands Gehna over to Aman, shifting the custody back to the rightful family and clearing the air on Gehna's parentage.

A stranger introduces himself as Premnath Pammu, a filmmaker, revealing that the wedding is actually part of a TV series. The director explains the production pressures and urges the Kapoor family not to disrupt filming, noting Vani's earlier absence has complicated the schedule. The revelation reframes the chaos as a manufactured narrative.

Despite the tumult, the families reconcile and the couple, Akash and Vani, eventually get married. The tension dissolves as truth and forgiveness prevail, bringing closure to the long drawn-out conflict. The story ends with the union that once seemed impossible.