Dev is telling one of the workers in the muth that to ask the architect to wait for him in his office; he will finish the sabha and join the architect later on. After that man goes away, Dev enquires whether the Rajpurohitain has arrived or not. On hearing that she is yet to arrive, Dev gets worried that the sabha is soon going to start. Suddenly a young boy tells Dev that the Rajpurohitiain must be busy. Dev is surprised to see a kid standing and grinning at him and he walks up to the small boy and enquires "what?". The little boy again replies that the Rajpurohitain must be busy. Dev smiles and asks him "Who are you", to which the kid replies "Me! I am Balram". Dev further questions that with whom he has come to this muth? The kid cheerfully replies that he is here with his little brother. Dev starts looking around and asks "where is your younger brother". To which the kid replies "Oh he is busy with his own work and I have come here to ask you for work". Dev is surprised and asks Balram "You want work? What sort of work can you do?" Balram cheerfully replies "I herd cows and I have come from Vrindavan. You can give me work relating to looking after cows in your muth." Dev is very amused with little Balram and tells him that he is very young and pat comes the reply from Balram "what does it matter? We are all kids in front of God. Only one's heart should be big and one should have courage". Dev is mighty pleased with little Balram's replies and he asks around whether there is place for one more cowherd in the muths cowshed. One being told that there are enough people and they do not need any more, Balram gets very dissapointed and seeing that Dev asks him whether he will work in the Purohit Bhavan's cowshed. Balram is thrilled and replies "that's was what I am after". Dev gets perplexed and asks "what?". Balram corrects himself and replies "I mean why not?". Little Balram and Dev both stand grinning at each other very pleased with the arrangement.
In the Purohit Bhawan's cowshed Maheshwari is observing Radhika talking to someone. She slowly creeps up but then puts her hand in cow dung. Then with a disgusted look, she tries to wipe the cow dung from her hand and continues on her mission to reach Radhika meandering her way in between the cows. The tail of one of the cows hits her rear end and Maheshwari moves slightly aside, then she gets hits by another cow's tail. Finally she manages to reach where Radhika was standing but then realizes that Radhika is not there. Maheshwari is baffled by this disappearing act of Radhika and she looks around and nearly bumps into Radhika who is standing and grinning at her. Radhika asks Maheswari that what is she doing there and Maheshwari replies that there was no one in the cow shed so she came to give some food to the cows. Radhika has her hands behind her back and she is swaying as she is talking to Maheshwari. Suddenly her eyes fall on Maheshwari's hands and she exclaims "badima you have cow dung in her hand." Maheshwari is close to tears but smiles back. Radhika with a twinkle in her eyes continues that if one puts ones hand in a container of kajal, then one is bound to get some kajal in one's hand. In the same way if one comes to a cow shed, one is bound to have cow dung in one's hand. Saying that she takes Maheshwari to wash her hand. While Radhika is pouring water on Maheshwari's hand, the lady is looking around searching for someone. Radhika smiles to herself and asks "Badima. Who are you looking for?" and gets told that Maheshwari thought that Radhika was talking to someone. Radhika replies "Yes. I was having nice chat with the cows. They are the only people who listen to me and understand me". Badima gets very emotional "Yes , you are right. There is no one in this house who understands you or believes in you. Everybody believes Barkha". Radhika with a smile on her face, penetrating gaze and raised eyebrows just listens to Maheshwari who continues "Do you know what Barkha told everyone? That you asked Barkha to meet you and then tried to kill her." Radhika replies "But you did not believe her?" Maheshwari gushes "Oh no! I did not believe her. See I knew why you left the house and what you had in mind. But Radhika where were you for so many days?" Radhika gives a smile and replies "Radhika did not go anywhere. She was where she is always present and she has now come from the place where she was in." Maheshwari gets completely confused and starts muttering to herself that where was she? Radhika starts walking and meets Rohan who is admiring her. Radhika stops and gives a serene all knowing smile at Rohan and then walks past him who stops her. Rohan continues that he has heard that the idol of kanha that was broken is alright now. Radhika not paying any attention and with raised eyebrows says "Yes, the idol is ok now"and again starts to walk off. Rohan tells Radhika that he knows that it is Radhika's faith and belief that is behind all this. Radhika is listening to all this highly amused with a twinkle in her eyes. Radhika is listening to all this with her eyebrows raised and twinkling eyes. Rohan continues that she does not know that in her absence, lots of wrong things have happened in this house. Radhika with an amusing look turns around to face Rohan and says "Whatever will happen, will happen. The intelligent thing is to follow the right path when opportunity arrives" and she cheerfully walks off leaving a very perplexed Rohan.
Barkha is frightened and she runs to Maheshwari's room where Maheshwari is sitting on the bed with a worried look on her face. Barkha rushes in and after closing the door tells Maheshwari that she has to get rid of this false Radhika from this house as quickly as possible and for that to happen Maheshwari has to keep a watch on Rdahika all the time. Maheshwari is perplexed and enquires that now what the matter is? Barkha replies that this girl cannot be Radhika. Maheshwari gets irritated and asks Barkha that what is the matter with her and continues saying that everyone knows that this is the real Rdahika. Barkha refuses to accept and says that she knows Radhika since childhood. Since the real Radhika was a very emotional girl who cried at the drop of a hat, this confident girl cannot be that Radhika and that she is trying to drive her mad. Barkha tells Maheshwari the phone incident and Maheshwari with a thoughtful look asks her that when all this happened. Barkha replies that this happened now which Maheshwari refuses to accept because according to her she was talking to Radhika in the cowshed and then she saw Radhika going to the kitchen. Barkha continues that she does not know all that and then throwing a vase on the floor shouts that she has to end Radhika's drama. Barkha continues muttering to herself that she has to prove that this is not that Radhika. Maheshwari is irritated and she tells Barkha that since Radhika has returned Barkha is repeating the same thing again and again. This is that Radhika. Barkha shouts that since she has herself killed Radhika and has buried her with her own hands, this girl cannot be the Radhika. She further tells off Maheshwari that this is what happens to people who cross her. Maheshwari is horrified and taking a step back starts stammering that Barkha is thinking wrong because this girl behaves like Radhika and knows everything. Hence, this is the real Radhika. Barkha drags away a very reluctant Maheshwari to show her where the real Radhika is present.
Both Barkha and Maheshwari are standing in the grave where Barkha had buried Radhika. Barkha gets agitated that where is the dead body? Maheshwari tells her that maybe she did not kill Radhika and that is why the girl who is at home is the real Radhika. Barkha refuses to accept because she has herself checked Radhika's pulse to confirm that she was dead. Maheshwari starts panicking that it must be Radhika's ghost in the house and Barkha tells her off for talking nonsense. Barkha's phone starts ringing and she is left dumbstruck hearing Radhika telling her on the phone that it is said that the culprit usually returns to the place where the crime was committed.
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