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Finally, Neels tells Bae that she is a credible journalist. Agastya also sends her a thank you message - asking if they can reconnect to talk! With Prince's help, Bae and Tammarrah learn of SS's involvement with Mukul's illegal data stash operation. Meanwhile, a very angry Mukul tells Satyajit to discredit Bae. Harleen comes up with the idea for a special episode of the Confessional - A face-off between Mukul and Bae. As the big day arrives, the gang, including her mother, is there to support Bae. Agastya is watching her online too. Bae uses all the evidence and her observations to prove her allegations against Mukul and reveals the full story of his massive privacy violation. When they try to discredit her, she fights back. She reveals Satyajit's links to it as well! The show is a huge success. All of Bae's friends and family have watched it. Bae is a hero. Satyajit and Mukul are in deep trouble with investigations against them. The spark of romance between Bae and Neel is stronger th

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Anamika's allegations are quite a shocker. Is feminist Mukul Savla a MeToo creep? And what should they do with this allegation? The gang decides to start digging into the story. An online and offline investigation ensues, with the gang eliminating actresses based on the clues in the video. Meanwhile, Prince's arrival complicates matters. Seeing his housekeeping and tech skills, Tammarrah and Saira warm up to him, but Bae is confused. She already has enough trouble at work with Satyajit. Yet another tussle with him ends with Bae and Neel sharing a moment. Bae is unnerved by how SS always seem to know everything about her. Things are not going too well for Neel either, who gets berated by his boss for his terrible ratings. In a bid to make him more audience-friendly, Bae takes him shopping. Despite a run-in with Neel's ex-wife, they have a great evening, which ends in a kiss between them. Prince sees this and is perturbed. Agastya has also called Bae up and asked for a divorce

Bae is at her first press conference with Neel, conducted by the suave feminist telecom CEO Mukul Savla, announcing free sim cards for women. Bae is all admiration for the initiative. After the conference, Neel takes Bae to connect over Vada pav. Things are finally looking up.

Mumbai it is for Bae. She finds her way to their regular five-star hotel, but finds her treatment aligning there with her new bank balance. Bae finds a new friend in hotel trainee Saira, a pretty, cricket-crazy gambler at heart. Saira feels sorry for Bae and gives her a hint about Samar

Bella Rajvansh is a gorgeous, spunky (and sometimes ditzy) girl with a golden heart, born into an ultra-rich, ultra-patriarchal Delhi family. While her older brother, Samar, was raised to lead, Bae was always told her beauty was her prime asset. Groomed by her mother, Gayatri, into become a match for Agastya, the scion of the Chowdhary empire, she successfully became the Chowdhary daughter-in-law. But trouble starts when a lonely Bae is caught having an affair with her very hot trainer, Prince, putting the massive deal being cracked by her family into jeopardy. Bae is sacrificed and thrown out of the house and ostracized by her social circle! While Samar has always been there to help her out, he is nowhere to be found this time. Bae