In today’s episode, Mansi welcomes her guests with pride as they praise the party’s elegant theme and flawless arrangements. Meanwhile, at the food counters, Pushpa notices the dish labels and questions Anu about their names. When Anu wonders if there was a mistake with the cuisine, Pushpa instructs her to replace the old tags with the correct ones. As they begin serving the food, Mansi spots them and is shocked to see what she calls “middle-class people” at her elite gathering. She approaches them, recalling her unpleasant encounter with Anu and her parents at the Jivdani temple. Pushpa quietly tells Gopal that she had clashed with Mansi there earlier. Mansi then reveals that Anu used to work in her office.
Trying to keep things cordial, Anu introduces Mansi as Arya’s sister-in-law, but Mansi immediately demands that they leave, accusing them of crashing the party for free food. Gopal calmly explains that they are present because they received the catering order. Still unconvinced, Mansi criticizes the Indian cuisine laid out at the counters and accuses them of ruining her high-end event. Harsh and Jhende arrive to check the commotion. Mansi insists that the menu is mismatched with her party’s class and standards, claiming she never ordered Indian dishes. She calls Meera, who shifts the blame onto Anu’s family and apologizes. Mansi complains that foreign delegates would never eat Indian food and demands answers from Jagdish, who confirms that Meera was the one who handed him the menu.
Realizing Meera has caused the chaos, Jhende watches silently. Mansi lashes out at Jagdish for choosing Anu’s family for catering despite knowing the social gap. She orders the dishes removed, determined to disgrace Anu’s family before they leave. As she belittles their background, Harsh urges her to let them go, but she refuses. Anu finally speaks up, insisting her parents won’t apologize when they’ve done nothing wrong. She proudly defends her roots and states that the misunderstanding lies on Mansi’s side. Instead of backing down, Mansi physically drags Anu and demands an apology.
At that moment, Arya walks in and asks Anu to apologize, leaving everyone shocked for a second. He then reveals his real intention—exposing the class prejudice behind Mansi’s behavior. He notes that Anu’s family worked tirelessly for the event, expecting acknowledgment, not humiliation. He hands Anu his kerchief as she tears up, infuriating Meera.
Mansi argues that Anu’s family is at fault because of the wrong cuisine. Arya questions Anu, who confirms she received an Indian menu order. He tells Mansi that Indian cuisine is rich and worthy of being served to guests. He proposes a deal—if the guests enjoy the food, Mansi must apologize. Addressing the attendees, he invites them to taste the dishes. Nervously, Anu and her family serve the food. To everyone’s delight, the guests praise its flavor and authenticity. Harsh reminds Mansi of their appreciation while Jhende remarks that sometimes “the wrong train arrives at the right platform.”
When guests ask who prepared the meal, Arya introduces Pushpa, who warmly describes Indian cooking as food made “from the heart.” She receives applause, leaving Mansi and Meera fuming. Arya declares that the guests’ reaction proves Mansi wrong and insists she apologize. Humiliated, Mansi storms out of the party, with Harsh following her. Arya congratulates Anu’s family, who thank him before returning home to celebrate their success with their neighbors.
At Arya’s mansion, Mansi complains to Gayatri about being humiliated. Arya defends Anu’s family, and when Mansi questions his certainty about the food preparation, he admits he helped cook. Shocked, Mansi leaves, while Gayatri realizes what Anu truly means to Arya.
