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And I thought I had some odd complaints when I was married. Ram tells her that he's taking her to a fancy hotel to try and get her pregnant. No kidding.
While
this is going on, Jagmo is at the barber's. Uh oh! He is getting his head
shaved! He towels off and looks into the mirror. Say, he sure does resemble that
bald guy from Devi's visions! Things are about to go from bad to worse.
As Devi is driving to the hotel, she passes a newsstand. She sees the current issue of Priya magazine has hit the streets, and it has a horse on the cover! We start doing the rapid switching close-up thing again as she sees the new clues. She buys the magazine and takes it to the editor, demanding an explanation. He tells her that the horse won a derby, and they didn't know about it in advance. Devi's mad, but can't really do anything about it, so we end the scene.
Over at Sunil's house, he is recuperating from his crash. A nurse comes in with some medicine and a copy of Priya for him to read while he's laid up. He doesn't notice the cover right away.
Devi stops to make a phone call from a booth. Sunil asks his servant to take the call since he's unable to get up. Devi tells him who she is and what is happening, but the servant decides that Sunil isn't well enough to take the call and tells her that Sunil isn't home. He tells Sunil that it was a wrong number.
Sunil gets up the energy to sit up and flip through his magazine. He notices the cover and calls for the servant. The servant spills the beans, causing Sunil to look shocked.
Over
at Parvathi's house, Devi is sneaking up the stairs. She overhears an argument
between Parvathi and Jagmo about laying low and ditching the cops. He tells her
to knock of her extortion scheme and hand over "The Tape." Also, mention is made
of a third party in their sordid little group. She refuses to hand over "The
Tape," and things get rough. Jagmo pulls a knife, but Parvathi hits him with a
flowerpot and gets away. Jagmo chases her down the steps and outside, with Devi
following at a discrete distance.