In this episode, Mukul is desperately trying to reach Tina, who has been uncontactable for two days. He learns from his mother that Tina has gone to the US for her studies, which shocks and upsets him, suggesting there's more to her sudden departure than meets the eye.

The episode focuses on an interview where the person being interviewed is asked about their marital status and family. They reveal they are unmarried and live with their parents, a younger sister, and a brother. The employer states that the job involves handling a difficult and stubborn six-year-old girl named Simmi, who the new employee will now be responsible for taking to Maharaj daily.

An interrogation takes place where a driver is questioned about his involvement in a gun business. He claims it's his first time and that he only delivers couriers without knowing their origin or purpose. The interrogator pressures him, mentioning a list from Immigration that doesn't include the person he's protecting, and reveals he knows the driver works for Roma Majumdar.

Roma visits Atulji's store, where he explains the organization of medical supplies. Roma suggests reorganizing the items based on size for better accessibility, an idea Atulji praises but notes would be time-consuming. Roma volunteers to undertake the task herself.

Mr. Sanjay Sachdev is interrogated about Tina's murder. He denies any knowledge, but the interrogator reveals that Prakash, Roma's driver and a gun dealer, has given a statement accusing Mr. Sanjay of killing Tina. Mr. Sanjay vehemently denies the accusation, claiming Prakash is lying.

The police receive a shocking report that DNA samples from a crime scene, initially thought to be human, are actually animal bones. Later, a suspect is aggressively interrogated, with threats of being shot if he doesn't cooperate, highlighting the brutal methods used to extract information.