Kabaddi Kabaddi

A year after Kabaddi, Kaji has become a rising young leader and chairman of the Laligurans Party's youth wing. B.K. and Chhantyal worry that Maiya will push Kaji toward perpetual celibacy, while Kaji remains stubbornly hopeful that love will follow, 'like money attracts money.' To set the mood, B.K. persuades him to write Maiya a love letter using chicken blood as ink.

Parliamentary elections grip the region as Kaji uses his influence to back his uncle Lal Kaji Sherchan. The rival Saptarangi Party fields Maiya's father Ambir Gauchan, creating a potent conflict of interest. Bam Kaji arrives in the village to shake things up and pursue Maiya.

Ambir Gauchan returns for the campaign and, sensing Kaji's obsession, manipulates him through Maiya to win support. Kaji defects from his old party and aligns with Ambir's slate.

Bam Kaji, learning of Kaji's long pursuit, decides to go after Maiya with greater effort. Maiya, flattered by Bam Kaji's city education and charm, begins to acknowledge his advances.

Kaji helps Ambir build a campaign, cementing an alliance, while Lal Kaji confronts him about deception. The confrontation triggers a vicious fight between the cousins, leaving Kaji with a wounded hand.

At a local liquor shop, Bam Kaji drunkenly reveals he doesn't truly love Maiya and plans to marry her on a bet to beat his ex-girlfriend Lolita.

News of Bam Kaji's plan reaches Maiya through Chhantyal's distressed wife, and she is appalled by the deception but, for the first time, shows a measure of respect for Kaji's genuine feelings.

Chhantyal's wife Gauri reveals she is pregnant and the father is the shaman. Chhantyal attacks the fleeing shaman; the emotional damage drives him to leave the village with Kaji's help.

Election results declare the Saptarangi party the winner. Chhantyal departs the village with Kaji's help, and Bam Kaji and Maiya are spotted eloping, triggering an immediate alert to Kaji.

Kaji and his team chase Bam Kaji and Maiya in a tense bike sequence that ends in a confrontation between the cousins. Maiya condemns Kaji again, declaring she would rather die than be his wife, and Kaji, heartbroken, tears up the love letter.

A few days later in Kathmandu, Bam Kaji and Maiya visit a temple to marry, only to discover Bibek and Lolita are also there getting married. The cynicism of Bam Kaji backfires as his rival couple's own wedding unfolds.

Back in Naurikot, B.K suggests they both leave the village, but Kaji refuses, vowing to stay and serve his people through politics and never marry. Dilkumari arrives to congratulate him on winning the election, hinting she might be a better prospect than Maiya.