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Vani comes to the Kapoor household with a child named Gehna, asserting that Akash is Gehna's father. The family is shocked, and Akash immediately denies the claim. This introduces the central paternity conflict that drives much of the plot.

Akash flatly refutes Vani's claim about Gehna's paternity and reminds everyone that he is engaged to Bajaj's daughter. The engagement deepens the pressure on him to keep Vani and the child away. Tensions rise as the family weighs loyalty and truth.

Akash enlists his co-worker Anjali Tiwari to help conceal information about Vani and Gehna. Radhe Shyam Tiwari, Anjali's lawyer husband, overhears their discussions and starts suspecting an affair. His suspicion lays groundwork for later conflict.

Tiwari wrongly assumes Akash is having an affair with his wife and that Vani is pregnant with Akash's child. He becomes increasingly dangerous as his resolve hardens. The misinterpretation drives much of the drama.

A flashback shows Vani and Akash's past romance and Vani's sudden departure. They attempt a DNA test, but misreading medical terms prevents a clear conclusion about who fathered Gehna. The uncertainty fuels later confrontations.

To push Vani away, Akash has his nieces and nephews prank her, which results in Gehna getting hurt. Vani takes the blame to shield the children, a move that earns her the kids' trust and sympathy. She then becomes their nanny and ally.

By taking the blame for Gehna's injury, Vani wins over the grandchildren and becomes their nanny and confidante. This deepens her bond with the kids and complicates Akash's attempts to push her away. The family begins to see her in a different light.

As Akash's engagement to Bajaj's daughter approaches, he tries to keep Vani away from the ceremony, unaware Bajaj has invited her as a guest. Anjali meets him and changes into bridal clothes in the car, triggering Tiwari's misinterpretation of an affair. The situation becomes increasingly tense.

Anjali spots Vani at the engagement, prompting the Kapoor family to pull her out under the pretense that Gehna was injured. The plan keeps the engagement on track for the moment. Akash proceeds with the ceremony, unaware of the deeper consequences.

Tiwari confronts the couple about the apparent affair but expects them to confess. Akash and Anjali mistake his accusation for a revelation about Vani, not them. In a fit of desperation, Tiwari makes a failed attempt to kill Akash and ends up hospitalized.

To create an alibi, Akash hires a cafeteria manager who can forge documents to present as Vani's husband. On the day of the second murder attempt, the manager cannot recall the child's name, and the forged documents are destroyed, foiling Tiwari's plan.

A mysterious stranger privately meets Vani and urges her to be present on their own wedding day, hinting at larger, unseen plans. The encounter adds a supernatural or meta-narrative layer to the plot. Vani feels a sense of inevitability about what is coming.

At the wedding reception, a drunken Tiwari blurts out the supposed affair, triggering a cascade of revelations. The truth about Vani and Gehna's presence comes to light, and the bride's family calls off the ceremony. The disruption exposes the fragility of the relationships involved.

Vani explains that Gehna is neither hers nor Akash's but the child of her deceased sister; Gehna is Aman’s child. She leaves Kapoor House with Gehna, leaving Akash to confront his mistakes. The revelation reframes the entire conflict and sets the stage for reconciliation.

A Stranger interrupts and reveals himself as Premnath Pammu, a filmmaker who explains that the wedding was part of a TV series. The revelation cools tensions, and the Kapoor family reconciles the misunderstandings. In the end, Akash and Vani marry, bringing the story to a close.