The episode starts with Simar’s transfer to the studio. Even Nizar did the work. Arif appears amid Semar’s screams. The doctor told him to get out. Arav asked the doctor if the labor could be prolonged. The doctor said that Semar was getting worse and said that she was moving away from us, and said that surgery was not possible in her case. She asks Aarav to say who to save, Simar or her son. Allaf was surprised. Padima and other Oswals pray to Mata Rani to save Simar and the boy.
Aarav said he couldn’t take this decision. Doctor asked Arav to talk about his decision and said you have to decide on baby or mother. Aarav remembered Pandit ji’s words and said I want my Simar. Simar asked the doctor to save her son after hearing this. He said the first priority should be his children. Aarav comes and asks Simar to listen to him. He said we would have another child, but I can’t bear it if I lose you. The doctor told the fortune teller to leave. A fortune teller came out crying.
Vivaan says nothing will happen to Babhi. Pandit ji said that the solar eclipse would start soon. Nizar and Simar felt the pain of childbirth. Allaf was crying. Just then, they heard the baby cry. Aarav is happy and tells Vivaan. Rima looked at the time and said that the child was born during the eclipse. Nothing will happen to Simar and our children, said Arav. He told Badima to go and pray for Mata Rani, that nothing happens to Mata Rani. He asked me if I wanted to come in. Vivaan said the doctor would come out and tell.
The doctor came out and told the fortune teller that it was a girl. Reema is happy to hug Vivaan. Aarav also hugged Vivaan and said my daughter was born. doctor thank you. The doctor said her due date was 06 am. Rima said the child was born during the eclipse. Aref said nothing would happen when Badima went to pray. On the other side, the doctor comes out and tells Chandini that a girl was born and the mother is fine. Chandini was happy.
The doctor said the baby was born at 07. Chandini believes the baby was born 30 seconds after the eclipse. He looked at the time log and said that Semar and the baby were fine. The doctors tell Arav that they can’t save Simar, who died in childbirth, saying that she is missing. Pandit ji said it was unfortunate that Diya stayed in the temple. Everyone rushes there. Surprised, Rima asked how this was possible. She shouted at Vivaan, how can Simi leave us? Our Simi can’t leave us.
Vivaan cried and tried to calm her down. Arav was shocked. Padma and others came here and saw Reema crying badly. She said she wanted her leg back and asked Matarani what he had done. Arav hears Simar calling him and enters. He walked in and was informed by the nurse that the baby had been sent to be cleaned. He covered his face with a white cloth. Aarav asks what are you doing, so she chokes. The doctor came and asked Aarav to let them do the surgery.
A soothsayer asked them to come out. They go. Aarav tells Simar that her baby girl was born and she should be like you. He said that even if he wanted us to have our daughter. Pandit Ji said that the daughter, who was born during a solar eclipse, claimed her mother’s life. Gajendra asks what are you talking about. Arav saw Simar lowering his hand and asked him to open his eyes. Bai Dima and others came to see Sima.
Padma said I couldn’t see my Simar in this situation and said we pray so much to Mata Rani. Why did you make us desperate? I went from the hospital to the temple, prayed again, and rang the temple bell. Aarav tells Simar that he knows she won’t be angry with him for long. Sorry, bro, we can’t save you, said Vivaan. Aarav asks her not to say this and says to convince Simar.
Everyone is crying. He wants her to take her anger out on him. He apologized to her and asked for her forgiveness. Padima got angry and rang the bell. Arif shouted for him to open his eyes. He said he was ready for any punishment and said he would apologize for your lack of pride and confidence. He cried very sad. Prologue: Samar asks Badima about her daughter. Nazar hides from Simar and has his son.
