Anokhi reminds Shaurya he promised to tell her his name if they survived. It's a long moment before he answers, "With this face, and this look in my eyes, I am Shaurya." Feeling the weight of the moment, they smile at each other, eyes moist. A current of doctors and nurses flows down the hospital hallways.

Dr. Park asks what all the commotion is about, but is fearful when he hears the booking guy is here to see Anokhi ("in an expensive suit and a foreign car!"). But curiosity gets the better of him, and he follows. Anokhi asks after Shaurya's injuries and he assures her that he took care of them himself.

Dismayed, she darts in and examines his work - not bad for an amateur. Impressed, she likens him to Batman, following up with a dorky bat-flying impression. This unguarded smile of his is so sweet. She remembers to ask why he's here, and he tells her he had something to ask her.

But their moment is broken by a literal revolving door of hospital staff ogling and waving, while they so caaaasually pass through. Horror makes Anokhi beg a favor of Shaurya first. She explains that she's sorry for making Shaurya fix a problem caused by Ronny, but she has a reputation to repair. He can only apologize, again and again. She makes a round of the biggest gossips, starting with the hospital's biggest gossip and putting on a good show.

Shaurya tells him how much he's heard about him from "our Anokhi," laying the flattery on thick while the doctor just eats it up. Hilariously, the two of them speak to each other through their teeth as they make the rounds, maintaining the huge grins they've got plastered on their faces. Getting the hang of it, Shaurya strolls up to a nurse and charms her socks off (while Anokhi makes the best yucky faces). The nurse begs Anokhi to tell her about the club they met at.

Another doctor thinks she made up the whole story and sent herself flowers and balloons. Arms around each other, the fake couple laugh it up, and Shaurya promises to treat the doctor to dinner sometime. But when they come upon Dr. Park, he runs at the sight of them. Anokhi explains to Shaurya that last time, Ronny had the doctor by the neck. Shaurya chases Dr. Park down, and the terrified doc protests that he didn't do anything wrong.

To his astonishment, Shaurya drops to his knees in front of him. He apologizes to Dr. Park, saying that he made a big mistake. "When I drink alcohol, I become a different person," he explains. Affected by his sincerity, Dr. Park stammers that anybody can make a mistake when drunk, and urges him up.

The scene gives Anokhi pause. She remembers Dr.Singh's words about how Shaurya is constantly fixing what the other alters do, and how he fights alone in his never-ending battle against his selves. Yash takes a report from the secretary he previously dispatched to investigate whether Shaurya had checked into any hospitals.

Shaurya was recognized for being involved in a scandal at Kapurthala with Anokhi, and he notes she's a psychiatrist. He also hears Chief Makkhan met with Dr.Singh, a prominent psychiatrist who used to work in the U.S. "It didn't seem like they were meeting for the first time," the secretary adds.

Uh-oh, Shaurya's not going to get found out already, is he?

Anokhi thanks Shaurya for his cool acting and reminds him about his question. He asks if his alter sought a favor from her. After a moment's thought, she says yes, Ronny wanted her to play. But that's not it, and Shaurya asks if Ronny requested anything of her as a doctor, angling to find out if she was recruited to get rid of him. That's not it either, since Ronny was disappointed when he found out what she was.

He's suddenly struck by the thought of Ronny's first love. "Could it be that it's not Shagun who is his first love, but Anokhi bhalla?" he thinks. Agitated, he questions if she's certain she had never met Ronny before that night - when Ronny's voice cuts across his consciousness: "You called me." Suddenly, Shaurya imagines that they've swapped places, that he's trapped behind a reflection while Ronny sits across from Anokhi.

Ronny continues, "Since a really long time ago." But a moment later he's back to himself, and Shaurya grips Anokhi's arms anxiously and tells her to stay away from him no matter what. Hit him and run away if need be, "Because it isn't me, it's Ronny. He's very dangerous." In a mixture of impatience and compassion, she asks him, "Did you always send people away like this?" He's frantic to obtain her promise to stay away, but a sudden pain makes him clutch his head.

Anokhi runs for medicine, but when she comes back, he's gone. Shaurya drives away. He answers Anokhi's call, only to reiterate his warning to be wary of him. She asks a string of doctorly questions, and he dispassionately points out he's not her patient and she's not his doctor. She says she'll speak as a friend, then.

Shaurya: "I don't make friends. I don't need friends." He also says he won't answer her call again and hangs up. Anokhi fumes. After what they've been through together, she thinks he's being a twit. If he really thinks he's a spellbound beast because of his multiple personalities, "Then he should get help from a beauty!"

Exactly! Think logical, Shaurya!

But her fuming is fueled by worry about him. Meanwhile, Shaurya replays his mental blip and wonders what the hell happened. A dreamlike sequence shows us a boy and a girl playing on a trampoline together, happy laughter filling the background...when all of a sudden the boy is replaced by a sparkling Ronny, who asks her to play....and Anokhi wakes up in her bunk. She takes a proffered drink and a man's voice asks if she had a nightmare.

She confirms, saying she hasn't had one for a long time. Suddenly she bolts around and belts a long shriek, but it's only Pawan, who screams along mainly for the lols, which earns him a smack. It turns out Mom sent him - on the phone, she tells her daughter to come home after work. Dad is disappointed Anokhi won't be home since she's already gone back to work. He brags about her full marks in the college exams to the visiting produce supplier and the uncle wonders whom she takes after.

Mom gets visibly perturbed when the man says that the kids look remarkably unalike for twins, and the implications upset her so much that Mom refuses to buy his goods and sends him packing. Dad consoles her that he only said those words because he didn't know.

Didn't know what, Dad? Are they BOTH adopted?

Anokhi tells Pawan about her dream, and novelist plays interpreter for psychiatrist (while also demanding an appearance fee for showing up in her dreams, lul). He sums up: She was jumping on the trampoline with a boy, both of them about 7 years old, and it was as vivid as a memory. Anokhi asks if he remembers any real trampoline from when they were kids.

The hospital staff spy on Anokhi, wondering if she's some kind of femme fatale to be with yet another man, until a nurse adds that Pawan is her oppa-twin. Kanchan pops up and says the way he looked at her while she was sleeping suggests otherwise. It takes them a second to register the party-ready escapist and run after her. Monty is such a scream. Pawan asks if there was anyone else in the dream apart from the two kids, and latches on to the idea that there was a man.

She eventually admits it was the guy who told her he liked her. He convinces her to divulge Ronny's pick-up line ("You called me/Now play with me") and interprets it for her as "Go to a hotel with me."

Man, their chemistry sure isn't siblingly.

Mad, she hits him and chases him out. At the door of his car, he "remembers" the trampoline, and places it at a park near their house. He warns her against meeting her admirer again since he's probably a con man, which leads to another round of beating, but they cutely make up as he winks at her and drives away alone.

Pawan is sorry to her for lying about the trampoline, and wills her to forget about it. He wonders if she's tired of his oppa's concern for her. It's a rare moment of real solemnity from him. Anokhi receives a call from Chief Makkhan. Between them, they figure out Shaurya hasn't checked in since he left her the day before.

At that inopportune moment when he hangs up, he sees Yash at the door. Not knowing how much the boss heard, he covers for Shaurya, saying he's in a meeting elsewhere. Yash doesn't seem to be buying it. Yash meets with his father, who asks after Shaurya. He notes that the board directors liked their first impression of him, and warns Yash to up his game. Yash asks Dad if he isn't too determined, but Dad has been preparing for this fight for twenty years.

His own father's ownership rights were unjustly taken away in favor of the older son (Shaurya's grandfather), he tells Yash. Now, he's thinking of swallowing Sabherwal Group whole. That means Shaurya is Yash's natural enemy, and Dad tells his son not to underestimate him. Yash says he may have something on Shaurya - a "silent gun" - but has to confirm it first. Anokhi and Dr.Singh try to figure out Shaurya's whereabouts.

Anokhi recounts that he'd asked if Ronny sought a favor of her as a doctor, then describes his abrupt behavior and Dr.Singh thinks he could be experiencing co-consciousness - an alter coming out while the master-identity is still aware. But Shaurya has never displayed this symptom before. Dr.Singh expands: If Ronny becomes stronger after co-consciousness, he could even dominate Shaurya and control his actions.

He deduces that something must be inciting Ronny's outings, and that may be the cause of the co-consciousness and battle for ownership. Anokhi tries to call Shaurya again and leaves a concerned voicemail, uring him to hold onto his consciousness and sanity no matter what, and be strong.

Shaurya opens his eyes. He lies on a bare floor, a bear clutched in his arms. He's in a dark playroom filled with children's drawings and toys - this must be a dream or a memory. A closer look reveals mutilated toys and beheaded teddy bears. A child backs into the corner, and the scene intercuts between little boy and grown man. A shadow approaches child-Shaurya and adult Shaurya cowers.

This is freaking me out - what the hell happened to him back then?

A woman's voice cuts in, and the ominous playroom morphs into a wine cellar at Grandma Seeta's, a surprised Aunty looking on. He tries to get a grip on himself, and starts to leave when he sees a hidden message chalked onto the floor: "I'm Rohit," accompanied by a drawing of a teddy bear.

The Aunty takes him up and tells him that his aunt, Yash's mother, is here for dinner. Seeing his condition, she tells him to take his time washing up. Meanwhile, Grandma Seeta takes dinner with Madam Devi and Madam Gayatri, aka Shaurya's and Yash's mothers. The latter was summoned to explain the golf-course fracas and Grandma holds her responsible for not being the better woman.

Shaurya's mother berates her in-law, and Yash's mother sniffs to Grandma that this proves her point. Inflamed, Shaurya's mom hurls her glass of wine at the other woman and accuses her of trying to drag her down so she can be at the top. Unable to beat irreproachable daughter-in-law Sridevi, she must have been relieved by her death, she says. That makes Grandma lose her temper: "Don't wake up a person who's sleeping in heaven!" She orders Shaurya's mother out of the house.

This makes Mom flash back to her visit to her husband, Shaurya's father, who lies comatose in a private room. She tells him that Grandma's been holding Sabherwal for his return, with no intention of giving it over to Shaurya: "That's why it's been a while since I changed my dream. Instead of you, the son of that woman, my son Shaurya will become the owner of Sabherwal." With tears in her eyes, she apologizes to her husband, and asks if he can just not wake up.

Mom wonders to Grandma if Sridevi is really at peace, or if she died full of bitter feelings - and her words carry an ominous tone that actually make Grandma look scared. Mom threatens to spill Sabherwal Group's worst secrets if Grandma insists on kicking her out, adding that if Shaurya were to recover his memory, a lot of people would get hurt. She cautions Grandma not to touch her if she doesn't want to get bitten. Shaurya overhears the last of this encounter and drags his mother away to confront her: What secret does he know? She laughingly pretends that she made it all up as a way to stay alive in the household.

Disturbed and not taken in, he leaves right away. In his car, Shaurya checks his phone and sees all his missed calls from Chief Makkhan and Anokhi, and finally listens to her voicemail. In a flashback montage, he thinks about his conversations with her - how she isn't scared of him, and her offer of friendship.

Then Shagun calls, and he ignores it. Shagun meets Yash for lunch, and is crabby with him for being late. She complains about Shaurya being too busy for her, and asks oppa to try calling him instead, since he might take his boss's call. Yash lets her in on the fact that his cousin skipped out on work today - he was too busy dating. She fires off a round of questions about the woman's status and background, and Yash notices her interest.

She covers with the excuse that she's she's just curious, and he replies that she's a psychiatrist. Finally back on the grid, Shaurya checks in with Chief Makkhan. The chief worries if he's okay, and asks if he's been in touch with Anokhi, but Shaurya simply excuses himself from the office for the day. He confides that he's in a dangerous condition.

He tells Dr.Singh over the phone that a completely new alter appeared, one that he's never seen before - a young child. The doctor asks if he knows what might have triggered it, and Shaurya struggles with anxiety and confusion. He asks the doctor, "Am I going crazy? Or am I...becoming a monster?" Pawan surveys his Sabherwal Dynasty info-board.

That really looks creepier every time I see it.

Fresh from the shower, Shaurya scrolls through Anokhi's many calls. Just as he's about to leave, his reflection twitches and Ronny asks him through the mirror if he's scared. "If you find your lost memories, do you have the confidence to face that pain?" he asks. Shaurya tells himself this isn't real, but Ronny continues that he knows the full truth of the things Shaurya can't handle. He taunts him to carry on living like he doesn't know anything, and reminds him : "That time, too, you ran away because you didn't have to courage to handle the pain, and I fought that pain instead of you. Do you understand? If it hadn't been for me, you would already have died, miserable and alone. But who is calling whom a fake?" It's too much for Shaurya, and he tries to shut the hallucination up by throwing a fist into his reflection. When he takes his hand away, everything is flipped around and Shaurya is trapped inside the mirror.

Freed, Ronny tells him that he's the owner now - of time and this body. At the hospital, Anokhi takes a break from research and studies her phone. Shaurya's number is saved as "Ronny," and after a moment's thought, she changes it to "Shaurya." A new message arrives from him right then, asking to see her.

She runs down to meet him with a great big grin on her face. An arm snakes out to catch her, and she comes face to face with Ronny, all guyliner and red coat.
"Did you forget the look in my eyes already?" he asks her. Her squawk of dismay is priceless. She examines him toe to tip, and shudders at the overflowing cheese-slick. He remarks that she looks disappointed not to be meeting the person she expected. But he needs to check something, so he makes off with her.

They speed away in a red Ferrari and Anokhi's lungs get a whole lot of exercise from all the shrieking she does. Unruffled, Ronny tells her, "I don't have much time allowed to me. We should get rid of things that get in our way," and goes even faster.

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