Ganga 23rd May 2016 Written Update
Ganga 23rd May 2016 Written Episode
Amma ji realises Sagar dint get bail. Pulkit nods. Amma ji taunts Ganga. You speak so much all the time. Where is my Sagar now? I made a mistake by trusting her. She can only talk. I am mad to trust her. I had hope from you for the first time but you broke them all. This is what you have done since childhood. Pulkit tries to explain but Ganga signals him not to tell them the truth. Ganga yet again tells Amma ji she has full faith she will bring Sagar home in the next hearing. Amma ji refuses to do the mistake of trusting her again. She leaves. MAdhvi asks them if they are lying. Is he fine? Pulkit nods and leaves. Ganga tells her that hope only keeps one alive. I still haven’t given up. Sagar will be out in the next hearing. Trust me.
Niru thinks of Sagar’s statement in the court. Ganga switches on the lights. He sits up surprised. We lost Sagar for forever. He is in tears. She controls her emotions and wipes his tears. Don’t say this. We should not stop hoping till we are breathing. I promise to bring Sagar back come what may. I promise you. Pulkit adds that why will he be punished when he hasn’t done anything wrong. He will come back for sure. Niru looks at him in shock. Pulkit says I know you are angry with me. I too am angry with myself. I don’t know what had happened to me but I realise my mistake now. I am sorry. Will you forgive me? Niru holds his hands and hugs him. I have understood it today how much one ray of hope matters to someone in dark. I had begun to feel weak but not now. My son is with me. I have aged. I cannot take too much stress. Pulkit stops him from saying so. I am with you. You have two sons. Sagar will also come back. We will be with you always I promise.
Palash’s mom is on her way to Kolkata. He is speaking to her on phone. Ganga comes there. She notices a fallen piece of paper. She is shocked to find the papers related to the case in dustbin. Why did he throw them? She begins to join them. Palash ends the call. Ganga asks Palash if he threw these papers by mistake. He denies. I did it intentionally. She asks him why. He reasons that there is nothing left in the case now after Sagar’s confession. It is impossible to bail him out now. The sooner you understand it the better. She says how you can say so. There are so many questions now which we have to figure out. Investigation is also incomplete. How can you give up this soon? he replies that it is Sagar who lost. She insists that Sagar is not responsible for Janvi’s death. He talks of proofs. Why did he confess his crime if it’s a lie? I cannot understand anything. She asks him if he cannot understand it all or does not want to. He is confused. She asks him if he is trying to ignore the truth intentionally. You have to fight the case for the man who loves the girl who you also love. You want him to get death penalty? You want him to rot in jail? You want him to get punished so your way is clear? Palash angrily retorts that she said the right thing. He hands her all the things related to case. Thanks for telling me what you think about me. Join these papers and read them well. You are a law student. You will realise what’s important or not. If you still think I am taking revenge then I am better off this case. I have nothing to do with this case or your life!
Ganga is rearranging the papers. They may not be important but they might carry some clue which can help us in some way. I don’t know if I did right by trusting him or not. I hope to find one proof somehow but from where will I get it!
Palash takes out the copy of forensic report from a drawer. He recalls Inspector telling him about a syringe found in Janvi’s room. They carry someone else’s fingerprints other than Sagar. It means Sagar isn’t involved. Inspector only told Sabharwal about it. Palash offers to tell Ganga himself. He reads the report. This can free you Sagar. Sabharwal wont use it as it will weaken his case only. It will strengthen our case though. It is such an important proof. It can make me win this case and free you. But the question is would I like to use it? He eyes the report.
Ganga realises that it is the report given by doc. It has already been submitted in court. It isn’t needed that much. What did I do? I doubted Sir’s intentions. How could I not think he would never want something wrong for Sagar?
Palash burns the papers. You are such an emotional fool Ganga. Anyone can play with your emotions anytime and as they wish. You did exactly what I wanted you to. You were right. I want to sabotage this case. I want to lose a case for the first time in life. You would know by now that that paper wasn’t actually important. You must be blaming, cursing yourself for doubting me but you would trust me more than today tomorrow. You will come to apologize to me tomorrow morning itself! Yes Ganga, you will do the exact same thing!
Ganga is tensed. What did I do? I doubted someone who goes to any extent to help people get justice? How will I face him! Supriya comes to tell her that Amma ji has high fever. Doc is here but she isn’t taking medicines. Pulkit is not at home. Ganga tells her to call Pulkit Bhaiya. She goes to Amma ji’s room.
Doc gives medicine to Madhvi to give to Amma ji. Amma ji asks for Sagar in her semi-conscious state. Send him back Lord. Take my life instead. Madhvi takes Ganga outside.
Madhvi asks Ganga if she saw Amma ji’s state. Do something. Fulfil your promise. Bring Sagar home for a day. Ganga agrees. I will do whatever I can. Where is Babu? Madhvi replies that he went to Delhi to find some way. You promised to bring Sagar home. Amma ji and I trusted you. Do something. Bring him home atleast for a day. Ganga says it will happen. We will all try together and find a way. Calm down. You only have to take care of Amma ji. I will try my best to bring Sagar home. Madhvi says don’t try. Bring him back at any cost. Ganga promises her.
Precap: Ganga asks Sagar if he wants to get the real killer punished. Sagar denies. I dint see anything. She breaks down when Inspector asks Sagar to come. Sagar looks at her.
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