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Rahul returns to Vasco after two years away from Mumbai and rekindles his affection for Shirley. He resolves to settle in Vasco and open a pastry shop, embracing the town he has come to love.

Rahul ventures into the Eagles' territory and encounters Shirley, sparking a romance that compels him to build a life in Vasco. This budding relationship unsettles the rival gang and deepens the town's feud.

The Eagles retaliate by destroying Rahul's pastry shop, leaving him in severe debt to the landlord. The attack ties Rahul more closely to Shirley and to the wider gang conflict, threatening his dream of a peaceful life.

Prakash devises a scheme to seize the village ground once owned by Alberto Vasco, aiming to extract a fortune and secure power over Vasco. His plan uses the ongoing gang tensions to push his agenda forward.

Rahul discovers that the land is tied to a long family history involving Mary Anne Louise, who was once connected to Max and Shirley, and to Alberto Vasco. He traces clues to Rose Villa at 13 Churchill Road and learns the historical links that could upend Prakash's plans.

Rahul learns from Mrs. D'Costa that Mary Anne Louise was the mother of Max and Shirley, and that Alberto Vasco’s lineage is entwined with their lives. The revelation reframes the ground dispute and the family ties at the heart of Vasco.

Rahul drafts a letter intended for Shirley that would reveal the land's true history and Alberto Vasco's connection to them. Prakash, anticipating a risk to his plan, intercepts the letter and manipulates events instead.

With the letter compromised, Prakash accelerates his schemes to marry Rahul to Shirley and to eliminate Max as a means to secure the land. His manipulation widens the danger surrounding Rahul and the twins.

A violent confrontation erupts when Prakash's plan moves forward, and Max shoots Prakash in self-defense during the attempt on his life. The incident heightens the tension and triggers a police arrest.

Max is arrested and his trial strains the bond between Shirley and Rahul, who are torn by the belief that Max killed Prakash without justification. The courtroom spectacle exposes the dangerous consequences of the feud.

Rahul unearths the truth and takes the stand to defend Max in court, presenting documents that prove the land is the legacy of Max and Shirley. He also shows that Alberto Vasco distanced himself, reframing the motives behind Prakash's scheme.

The judge rules Max's action as self-defense, and Max is released from custody. The verdict reconciles the family rift and restores balance to the Eagles and Bichhoos.

Max asks Rahul for forgiveness and proposes to Shirley, signaling the unification of Eagles and Bichhoos. With the land as their shared legacy, the two gangs begin a new chapter in Vasco.