Ek Mahanayak – Dr. B.R. Ambedkar 25th August 2022 Written Update
Ek Mahanayak – Dr. B.R. Ambedkar 25th August 2022 Written Episode
In this episode Abhay and Nirmala laid in Bhim Rao and Rama’s arms. They didn’t regret their decision, will proudly leave this world. Abhay held Nirmala’s hand, he wanted to bring happiness in Nirmala’s life, but he lost. He than told Bhim Rao that this world will change. Nirmala tried to speak, said that this world will only change when people like Rama will increase. She asked Rama to tell people that taking someone’s life for sake of culture and traditions was wrong. They both took their last breath. Rama and Bhim Rao sat in despair. Joshi came running, he cried for Nirmala. He faked his tears; he has asked her to live by the norms. If she did so, she would have been alive. Joshi blamed Bhim Rao for Nirmala’s death. Varchand had his condolences, he asked Joshi’s father to prepare for the final’s rituals. They prayed for their peace. Rama asked them to be quiet, questioned them for not letting Abhay and Nirmala live in peace. Bhim Rao accused Joshi of killing his sister. The British officer came with Abhay’s parents. They cried for their son. Joshi questioned the British officer; he couldn’t keep his sister safe. The officer asked Joshi not to act over smart him. He knew that they were Joshi’s men who attacked the officer. Joshi asked for a proof, it was his sister laying dead on the floor. Joshi’s father paid his condolences to Abhay’s parents. Joshi said that they will perform Nirmala’s finals rites. Joshi’s mother cried for her daughter. Rama questioned her, said that it was she who stopped Bhim Rao and Rama which caused Nirmala and Abhay’s death. She told that they swear not to kill her. Joshi intervened, asked her mother to have peace. Bhim Rao scolded Joshi’s mother for not understanding that his son and husband dint consider anything, how would have considered the promise. Bhim Rao didn’t have a proof or else would have had everyone behind bars for being murderers. Joshi’s mother left the sight.
Deepak came running towards her mother, he was crying. He told his mother that Abhay and Nirmala have been killed by the upper caste. Phuliya, Hitesh and everyone gathered around. He told everyone that the upper caste killed Abhay and Nirmala. Hitesh called everyone. He told that the upper caste took their revenge. Bhabi and Jijabai were in shock as well. Ramji said that Bhim Rao and Rama were there as well. Jijabai asked Ramji to question Bhim Rao, asked him who was responsible for the murder. She asked everyone else who supported Bhim Rao, Ramji left.
Bhim Rao and Rama were sitting on the same spot. He felt as if he killed Nirmala and Abhay. Rama refused, said that she killed them. Bhim Rao accused himself, said that he did everything. The lawyer came, he didn’t agree with both. Said that Bhim Rao and Rama couldn’t have done anything for them. it was impossible to save Abhay and Nirmala. When an entire society unties against someone, death becomes absolute. Bhim Rao said that he convinced Abhay’s parents for the marriage if he hadn’t done so everyone would be alive. The lawyer assured to answer Bhim Rao’s questions, not toady but tomorrow in the office. He asked them to go home. Rama refused, said that didn’t feel like going home. The lawyer asked them again. Ramji came, he took Bhim Rao and Rama home. The lawyer was ashamed of Joshi and Varchand for taking someone’s life.
Jijabai was questioning everyone for supporting Bhim Rao and Rama. She asked if they would survive by being the reason behind someone’s death. Bhabi taunted everyone for being silent. Bhabi asked in simpler words. She asked everyone to remember all that happened when Abhay and Nirmala came here. everyone recalled. Said that it was easier to understand that if Nirmala and Abhay weren’t helped, they wouldn’t be married and be alive. Ramji came with Rama and Bhim Rao. Ramji asked them to go inside. Phuliya stopped Bhim Rao. She asked him to tell what to do, they wanted to help but became a reason of Abhay and Nirmala’s death.
