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Things are just too stressful at home, so we jump cut to the police station. Mathur is there to brief the troops in the hunt for his son. He tells the cops not to go easy on him just because they are related. We don't have to look very hard to fine Ravi - he's back at Bhujang's Mansion of Mayhem. Bhujang reiterates his offer to have Ravi join his ranks, which Ravi seems keen to do. Now that they are all together and ready to start a new crime wave, they decide they should kick off this event with a celebration! This of course can only mean one thing - the next musical number is upon us! We see that Natasha (Ramesh's sister!) is also in the gang to provide us with entertainment in the form of "Gali Gali Mein."
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This song seems to indicate that there's some chemistry going on between Natasha and Ravi, so we'll have to keep an eye one that. I also have to point out the silly intro to this song, during which Natasha seems a little stiff, and poor Ranga and Goga have an unfortunate nervous tick in their shoulders.
When
the song is over, we have an abrupt cut to Natasha talking to Srikant, the
reporter from about an hour ago. She tells him that Bhujang killed her brother,
so she's joined his gang to get inside details to leak to the police. Srikant
is thrilled by this plan, but Natasha has bad news to give him.
We cut to Commissioner Mathur's office, where Srikant is delivering that bad news. He tells Mathur that he has credible proof that says Ravi has joined forces with Bhujang. He also goes into detail about how Ramesh lied on the stand, then went to Judge Saxena's house to confess that he lied, and Bhujang killed them both. Mathur realizes that they had framed Karan for the crimes so that he would be sent away and none of the real criminals would be caught.
Srikant
and Mathur leave his office, and Srikant chastises Mathur for how he has acted.
He calls him a sinner, and says that he has basically screwed up big time. He
suggests that even though he can't get his own son back, he can at least do
right by Karan and get him back into town, and perhaps married. The other
officer that got to hear all of that suggests that it might be a good idea to
have Karan around again. He got things done. As this is said, Dirty Cop Suraj
overhears and we get a weird noodling sound effect on the soundtrack.
Back at Bhujang's they discuss the possibilities of Karan's return. Dirty Cop Suraj thinks that this is a very likely scenario, and they need to be aware of the threat. Bhujang is calmer about it, and tells the group that the odds on Karan reaching Bombay from Madhopur are very slim - Don is back from overseas.
Don
(looking like anything but an imposing figure in his outfit) says that he has
been humiliated by Karan, and will ensure that he pays for the treatment he was
subjected to. The rest of the gang gets into the idea and a few suggestions are
passed around as to how to finish Karan off once and for all. Natasha stands by
looking glamorous and interested as she makes mental notes of all that is said.
They start asking for volunteers to carry out this assassination, and Ravi tells them he's on board. Bhujang thinks this is a good idea, as it will prove his trustworthiness to the gang. He reminds Ravi that Karan would have been his brother-in-law, making is all the more significant that he lead this mission. Ravi assures them that he's up to the task, and they set out for Madhopur.
We go there now, and see that Karan is having a very restless slumber. He does the typical "bad dream in a movie" motions with all the head flopping and sweating that goes with it as he sees images of his happy times at home, and with Divya. He also sees the smirking faces of the men in court as they weasel their way out of trouble and put Karan on the spot. After some fleeting images of his father hanging from the ceiling, he sits bolt upright in his bed, gasping for breath. That's about when he notices that Don is sitting at the foot of the bed, and he's tied Karan's arms to the frame!
