Zameer

Supriya asked Suraj to marry Pooja after she suffered a mental shock and was hospitalized. Despite her own engagement to Suraj, she believed she was holding him back due to her illness and thought Pooja genuinely loved him. Supriya's father also pressured the match, insisting it was what Supriya truly wanted, even though it meant sacrificing her own happiness.

Earlier, Pooja had confronted Supriya, claiming Suraj only sympathized with her because of her illness, planting seeds of doubt in Supriya's mind.

Pooja fabricated a story that caused Supriya significant emotional distress. While the exact details of the lie are not fully specified in the summary, it involved manipulation that convinced Supriya and her father that Pooja should marry Suraj. This deception, combined with Pooja's obsessive love for Suraj, created the circumstances for the forced marriage arrangement.

Pooja's earlier lie about having a brain tumor showed her willingness to manipulate situations to get attention from Suraj.

Suraj left Pooja after learning the full truth about her manipulation and the pain she caused Supriya. When Supriya's father confronted Pooja in anger and the extent of Pooja's deception was revealed, Suraj realized that his marriage to Pooja was built on lies and emotional blackmail. Feeling betrayed by Pooja's actions and guilty about hurting Supriya, he walked out on Pooja and never returned.

The tension had been building since Pooja pretended to have a brain tumor and later blamed Supriya for the problems in Suraj's life.

Five years after Suraj left, Pooja died by suicide. Before her death, she gave birth to a baby girl. Supriya, who had fully recovered from her paralytic attack and mental illness, took responsibility for raising the child. She named the daughter Pooja as a memorial, becoming the child's caretaker while Suraj was absent.

Supriya's eventual recovery was hinted at when she overcame her paralysis earlier in the story.

Pooja sank into depression after the marriage due to the guilt of her manipulations and the consequences they caused. The weight of lying to Suraj, disrupting his relationship with Supriya, and the emotional toll of a marriage built on deception eventually became unbearable. Her guilt over hurting Supriya and the collapse of her relationship with Suraj led her to take her own life.

After the wedding, Pooja confessed her selfish attitude to Supriya, showing the guilt that would later consume her.

Pooja pretended to have a brain tumor as a cruel prank to torment Suraj. This deception was part of her pattern of disruptive behavior at the college, which included bursting crackers and various pranks. The lie was aimed at getting attention and unsettling the professor. Ironically, this incident marked a turning point as Pooja's feelings for Suraj shifted from hostility to deeper emotion, blurring the line between obsession and genuine love.

Her earlier pranks at the college and at Dildar's wedding anniversary established her pattern of disruptive behavior.

Supriya was undergoing treatment at an Ayurvedic hospital in Kolkata for her paralytic attack. Over the course of the story, she defied her illness and started walking again, as confirmed by her father to Suraj. By the time five years had passed, Supriya had fully recovered from both her physical paralysis and the mental shock that had hospitalized her earlier.

Supriya's father informed Suraj early in the flashback that Supriya had started walking again, defying her illness.

Suraj discovered the full extent of Pooja's manipulation and the pain she had caused Supriya. When Supriya's father confronted Pooja in anger, the truth about Pooja's deceptive actions came to light. Suraj learned that Pooja had orchestrated the circumstances leading to the marriage through lies and emotional pressure, ultimately hurting both Supriya and the family dynamics. This revelation caused him to walk out on Pooja.

Pooja's confrontation with Supriya, where she claimed Suraj only sympathized with Supriya because of illness, hinted at her manipulative nature.

Pooja quit college because she took offense at Suraj introducing Supriya as his love and life to her and her friends. Pooja perceived this as an insult and blamed Supriya for what she saw as the shaky dynamics in Suraj's life. Her insecurity and obsession with Suraj led her to view Supriya as a rival, causing her to leave college in anger.

When Suraj introduced Supriya to clear the air, Pooja branded him a sadist, showing her distorted perception of his actions.

Supriya's father pressed for the marriage because he believed it was what Supriya truly wanted, despite the unconventional circumstances. After Supriya suffered a mental shock and was hospitalized, she had already decided to break off her engagement with Suraj and asked him to marry Pooja. Her father supported this decision, believing it would ensure Supriya's happiness even at the cost of her own romantic future.

Supriya's father had been concerned about her wellbeing throughout her illness and treatment.

After five years of separation, Suraj returned to Kolkata and discovered that Pooja had died by suicide. He learned that Pooja had given birth to a daughter before her death, and Supriya had been raising the child while also fully recovering from her illness. Suraj forgave Pooja for her past actions and reconciled with Supriya. Together, they formed a family unit with their daughter, whom Supriya had named Pooja, finding hope after tragedy.

The film's opening scene showed Suraj returning to public life in Kolkata with the help of his friend Dildar, setting up his eventual reunion with his family.