Sagar is devastated and tells Vidya that Sindoora is like God to him but he could not even help her. Saddened at Sindoora being taken to prison, a shattered Mahua goes to seek solace in Rajiv's arms but Chandra runs to him and embraces him. On the other hand, Bharat is inconsolable at the thought of his mother being in jail but Vidya pacifies him. Vidya apologises to Aniket and says that all she wanted was for Sindoora to realise her mistake. However, Gayatri pacifies her saying that evil shall be punished. Meanwhile, in jail, Sindoora refuses to eat the food given to her, and orders the jailor to give good food and appropriate bedding as well. Sindoora warns her not to act tough, so the jailor threatens to send her to the dungeon if she acts smart! On the other hand, a worried Sagar tells Vidya that he cannot wait for the court to declare its verdict and will help his sister immediately. The next morning, Chandra blames Vidya of always accusing Sindoora of conspiring against Sagar, and had now trapped her! Mahua too supports Chandra. On the other hand, seeing Sagar in jail, Sindoora hurts herself and presents a pitiable picture. Sagar is shattered looking at her and promises Sindoora to get her released from prison on the same day. Sindoora then decides to use a family member as a scapegoat to put Sagar's doubt to rest about his attacker! Whom will Sindoora target?
Vidya does not light the lamps outside the house on the festive occasion of `Diwali' because of the solemn situation at home but Gayatri urges to her go ahead as `Diwali' celebrates the victory of good over evil. Chandra and Mahua go away hearing her suggestion. Gayatri explains to Bharat the legend behind celebrating the festival of `Diwali'. She asks Vidya to step on a bitter fruit to signify the end of evil but just as Vidya is about to do so, Sindoora comes home with Sagar. Vidya and Gayatri are taken aback. When Sindoora is not given a warm welcome, she puts on an act and tells Sagar that she should not have returned home. She says that Gayatri and Vidya view her suspiciously now. However, Sagar asserts that the house and family are hers, and promises that nobody will question her. Sagar mentions that Balwant had accused Sindoora at someone's behest. He says that his sister is like God to him and was not involved in his accident. Gayatri demands to know from Sagar who gave him the right to question the intentions of his family members. Sindoora pretends to get emotional and says that she will leave home and return only when her innocence is proved. Sagar orders Sindoora not to step put of the house. Sindoora is pleased! Bharat informs his mother that Vidya had assured him that the police had mistakenly arrested her. Sindoora promises to herself that Vidya will not succeed in gaining sympathy. Later, Sagar tells Vidya that he wants to hold a religious ceremony for peace in the house and for Sindoora. Sagar again praises Sindoora, while a helpless Vidya listens. Meanwhile, Bharat informs his mother that his father has started to write now. Sindoora reads that Aniket has written "Save Me" on a piece of paper. She is shocked!
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