S2E2 We Are Family
Amit serves a legal notice to Juhi through Anand. Anand’s attempt to meet Amit and resolve the matter only complicates it further. On the other hand, Rhea learns about Juhi’s past with Vishal.
A tale of two women who are at odds with each other over allegations of plagiarism, which sparks a series of hostilities and shocking revelations spun around a murder for which they both are suspects.
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Amit serves a legal notice to Juhi through Anand. Anand’s attempt to meet Amit and resolve the matter only complicates it further. On the other hand, Rhea learns about Juhi’s past with Vishal.
Sunanda is convinced that there is more to the story and digs deeper into Rhea's life. Anand manages to get Rhea to confess her crime. Rhea attempts to reach out to Juhi, but her hopes are shattered.
Juhi learns about Anand’s confession of plagiarising from Amit and publicly takes the blame to protect Anand. A guilt-ridden Anand apologizes to Juhi and Rhea before taking a drastic step.
Arun's obsession endangers Yash, forcing Rhea and Amit to fight him. Juhi gets admitted to a mental facility after hearing of Yash's death. Amit becomes fearful of Rhea's ambitions.
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