At the beginning of the episode, Mamta ask Vikrant what happened? He says that someone has kidnapped Ranveer in Kashmir and has demanded 5 crores. He says that he will send the money but what if they do something with Ranveer. Mamta says that they should go to Kashmir. Vikrant says but first he need to arrange the money. He ask Mamta to pray to god. Mamta consoles Vikrant and tells him that nothing will happen to their son. She ask him to not worry. Ranveer burns the chain by which his hands were tied with the help of Sigri. He tries to open the door of his room and finally he opened it.
Then he goes to the room of Suhani. There he sees that Suhani is lying on the floor. He breaks the chain of her hands also. Then he tries to wake her up. Suhani ask him to leave and save himself. She says that they will do something wrong with him. Then tries to warm her hands and ask her to wake up. He says that they have to leave this place before someone can see them. Then Suhani stands and go with him.
They somehow manages to run away from there. But someone sees them and informs the master. He goes behind them to caught them. Master points gun towards Ranveer. Ranveer beats him and pushes him away. Then Ranveer falls down. Suhani tries to find him. She says that Ranveer can’t left her alone like this. Then She sees that he gets buried under the snow. She tries to wake him up. She says that if he won’t wake up then she will also die here. She cries a lot. She gives him warmth because Ranveer gets very cold.
Then he finally wakes up. Suhani ask him to don’t lose hope and have some courage. She says that they need to leave this place before night. On the other hand, Ansh goes Riya to give the money or the kidnapper. But he wasn’t there. Ansh says to himself that the master has double crossed him. Riya ask him what is he saying? She ask him is he hiding something from him. He says no. Riya says that they should go and inform police. They goes and informs police. Riya ask the police officer to start searching for them immediately.
