Pushpa Impossible: Pushpa's closeness with Jugal triggers Kadambari's revenge plot against Chirag

Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible continues to weave gripping emotional drama as Pushpa and Ghanshyam are finally called to meet the judge, who grants Ghanshyam the long-awaited order to receive his pension.

While Pushpa is relieved and overjoyed, she begins to wonder who could have influenced this sudden favourable decision. Suspecting Kadambari’s involvement due to her access to a high-profile lawyer, Pushpa meets her and expresses her gratitude.

However, the meeting takes an unexpected turn when Kadambari lashes out at Pushpa for revealing the truth about the motif designs to Jugal. She accuses Pushpa of being unable to tolerate her happiness and questions her motives. A hurt Pushpa is left confused, especially as Kadambari storms off.

Meanwhile, Shastri introspects after Ghanshyam’s emotional outburst and, in a moment of redemption, reaches out to an old colleague, the judge, to help Ghanshyam. As Pushpa begins to question who truly helped secure justice, Kadambari tries to win Jugal over, but he remains distant. In contrast, he warms up to Pushpa’s homemade Dhokla, leaving Kadambari quietly heartbroken as she watches from afar.

In the upcoming episode of Pushpa Impossible, Kadambari’s jealousy over Jugal’s growing closeness with Pushpa fuels her determination to bring Chirag down. She instructs Bhardwaj to speed up their trap against Chirag. Meanwhile, at college, Pushpa gears up to face Shastri’s big challenge, a debate. Though visibly nervous, she receives motivation from Ghanshyam and Nilima, who encourage her to take it on. Nilima also cautions her, but Pushpa’s curiosity drives her to participate.

As the debate kicks off in class, it’s Anchal versus Pushpa. Using her signature jugaad, Pushpa shares a real-life example of helping a criminal reform, even bringing in Badshah to support her point. While some students admire her unique approach, Anchal impresses with her well-researched arguments, quoting laws and rules, and ultimately wins the debate. Shastri uses this opportunity to humiliate Pushpa, mocking her for relying on emotions rather than logic, and publicly insults her, leaving the class in shock.

Just then, a senior student from class 14th politely confronts Shastri, calling out his harsh and cynical behaviour. His pointed remarks hint at a hidden past, surprising even Shastri and planting a seed of curiosity in Pushpa’s mind. She begins to wonder about the complexities in Shastri’s life.

Through this experience, Pushpa walks away with two key realisations – first, that every common person must have basic legal knowledge to avoid the kind of injustice Ghanshyam faced, and second, that to fight such battles, one must commit to studying and understanding the law.