EPISODE 45
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUQC2mQLlgA[/YOUTUBE]
Written Update (prettyfulwishes)
Recap: Maan tells Geet that if she changes her mind, she can take the sword to the police as evidence; Geet tells Maan she won't go to the police and he retorts that she can do whatever she wants; Mahinder goes crazy as he decides to set the house on fire; Geet walks in the middle of the road, and everyone watches her noticing the way she looks..
The episode starts with Geet walking into a street, and many people following her. Mahinder is shown throwing out Brij as Geet reaches their house. Her family is surprised that she's alive. Flashbacks are shown of Brij cutting her, Darji telling Brij he needs to finish the job, Mahinder telling her to run away.
Mahinder calls out 'Geet' and starts to move towards her, when Geet says 'stop'. No one is going near her. Their daughter is dead. Her family are shocked, and everyone behind Geet are whispering between themselves. Rano then asks how Geet can say that, she is her mother. Geet remembers how Rano forced her to go to Darji and say she was ready to abort the baby. She tells Rano that she's been fighting with swords, that too with her own family. Now she won't listen to anyone - let the truth come out to everyone.
Darji, sensing too many people around, says for Geet to come inside and talk. Geet retorts if he's giving her permission to come into the house - has he already forgotten she's his granddaughter? Darji cuts her off and says that whatever issues she has, she can say it inside. Geet asks what the problem is with talking outside - is he ashamed? Or is he scared of what might come out?
She says that a brother tried to kill his sister, and they did nothing about it? Brij is watching her with a mingle of shock and disgust, and threatens her to come inside. Geet says "Or what? Are you going to bury me, or slit my throat, or just kill me?" (best line uttered by Geet...)
In the background, two men wonder why Brij would try to kill Geet. Brij hears this, and Geet shows him the talwar he used. She tells him that here's his talwar that he tried to kill her with in the middle of the night with his face hidden - but why kill her at night? Kill her now, in front of everyone - show off his bravery. Brij gets incensed and throws the talwar down, and tells her that she's going beyond her limits. Geet asks, "what limits?" She turns to her family and says that they tried to kill her, but she remained quiet. They commit the sins, but it's Geet that suffers.
The boy chosen was by them, she got married because of them, she even told them she wasn't ready to get married but they got her to agree. She was told "it's a Canadian boy, you won't get a better rishta than this." She agreed to get married in three days - is it her fault that she had a suhaag raat with her husband? Is it her fault that one day after the marriage, her husband left her? (Behind her, everyone is shocked that Geet got married)
She tells them that today everyone will hear Geet Handa's story. Her husband left her, and her family told her to forget about him, and that to forget that she even got married. Now when they found out that she was going to be a mother, they gave her the death sentence. (Now the crowd is even more surprised at Geet's words.) Her family sent Brij and his men to kill her - now tell her, what is her, or her baby's fault?
A lady in the crowds asks Darji if what Geet is saying is true, when Channi's mother comes and screams that yes it is. She saw Geet in her bridal clothes, and she also saw Geet's husband.
Darji interferes and screams at Channi's mother that if she utters one more word, no one will become as bad as Darji. Mahinder has had enough and begs Darji to admit the truth. How much longer will he keep lying to everyone? Why can't he admit that they made the wrong decision for Geet?
Everyone in the crowd can't stop murmuring about the revelation. A lady asks Darji how he could commit such an offence to his granddaughter? Another lady mentions that Brij isn't worth being called a brother. Brij finally cracks it, and tells them that what he did was right. With these types of girls, they should killed as soon as they're born. He admits to killing Channi, and says that if they don't follow his rules and teachings, then he isn't afraid to grab his talwar.
He then goes back to Geet, and pushes her to the ground. He tells her that this is her place, under his shoe. She doesn't deserve any better. Flashbacks are shown of every injustice he's made against Geet. She stands up and pushes Brij. She tells him that he doesn't deserve to be called a brother. She curses him and says that he will never know the love of a sister. He is wrong, and his thoughts are even worse. She pushes him to the ground. Brij gets up, screams his trademark "Oyeee", but the sirens of the police are heard (they sound really creepy... nothing like a normal siren).
It's Gurwinder who brought the police here, and he tells them that Brij is the one who caused harm to him and Geet. The police officer arrests Brij on the grounds of murdering Channi, and harming Geet. Brij asks what evidence they have. Geet replies that there's heaps of evidence.
The biggest evidence is her, and then there's the talwar, which has his fingerprints and her blood. But then there's the proclamation of him announcing to the entire pind that he killed Channi. The crowd raise their voices in agreement, and the inspector mentions that Darji must come into the police station later. Brij asks if he's lost his mind, or has he believed crazy Geet's words? The inspector simply tells his men to arrest Brij, and although he resists and spouts out his heritage, the men drag him on the ground.
Brij is dragged, as he passes Geet, and then Channi's mother curses him for killing her daughter.
Darji tells Geet that after today, the doors to their house are shut for her. For them, she is dead. Geet replies, "No. From today, you are nothing for me. This place from where I used to smile, I will never step into the house. From you, from this family, I have broken all ties and bonds." Rano says that ties don't get broken just by saying so, but Geet tells her that if they had cared for her, they would have done something when she was getting hurt by the talwar. But no one helped her, and why would they when they're all a part of this gunj (what does 'gunj' mean?).
No matter what happens, a girl is always mistreated. From her birth until her death, the family respect is put on her head. If she gets married into a good family, she has to maintain their respect as well. And if by mistake her dupatta falls from her head, she has to listen to the world degrade her... She doesn't want to live in a society where all this happens. She doesn't want to live in a family where family respect has to be maintained at all times, even if a girl dies for it. From today they mean nothing to her. From today she isn't Geet Handa, she's only Geet, this baby's mother. She will live her life her own way, only for this child. She then walks away with flashbacks of her mother telling her to abort; her father telling her to run away; Darji telling her off (I couldn't understand what he said); Brij cutting her arm.
The title song plays as the crowds part for Geet to walk away from her family. Flashbacks play of her marriage, of her family blessing her, of her cooking, of her father teaching her how to ride. The episode ends with Geet truly becoming "sabsi parayi".
Precap: Geet is in Delhi.
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