Vidya is sitting in the darkness folding clothes. Abhi comes and demands why the house is in darkness. Vidya reminds him that Antara puts the lights on. In the meanwhile, Milli and Antara are sitting on the bench downstairs and eating icecream. Antara is making a mess of it and her dress is all wet and soiled with the melted stick. Milli tells her to eat properly. She says they are friends forever and tells her not to take nonsense from anyone. Billo calls them from the balcony. Milli tells him she is going home. Antara goes home and Abhi says, "ayyeeye, madamji…." She puts on the lights and sits near Vidya. Vidya sees her dirty clothes but does nothing. She picks up the clothes and goes in. Antara puts on the TV and sees a news report on terrorism where the reporter wonders if there will there be another strike on 26th Nov.
Next morning the three….Billo, Abhi and Antara are going to school. The auto don't wait. Billo hails a cab. "Abbe gadhe ruk" he says and the rick stops. Antara repeats the same words. The driver looks a bit affronted. But Billo covers up and says she was saying that to me. The three go to school. Antara looks at the watch and sees that its time to be at school. She starts throwing a tantrum. They stop the auto. Abhi pays off the driver and apologises. The driver says it's ok he understands that his sister is mad. Antara veers off and the boys begin looking for her.
There is naka bandi in the city due to a terrorist alert. She reaches that spot. "Antara school" is her constant slogan. The cops can't understand. The terrorists see Antara as an escape route. One of the men on the scooter comes forward and says oh this is my child. The Police officer is suspicious. He questions him and then lets Antara go with them. They decide to keep her with them as a safety piece which may be of use to them.
Meanwhile the boys can't find Antara. Abhi decides to call his father.
Precap: The cops let the trio on the scooter pass because they think the child has to go to school, but the officer stops them. He says, "you again?"
