Judwaa - Episode 04 - 9th Feb 2025

The Legacy of Meher Baba

Meher Baba, a spiritual master and avatar, left this world on January 31, 1969. However, his teachings and legacy continue to inspire and guide people from all walks of life. His passing marked the end of his physical presence, but his impact on humanity remains strong.

A Mother's Frustration

In a candid conversation, a woman shares her frustration and disappointment with S Day Bhaijaan about her daughter Rakshi. She's surprised that Rakshi's friend's cousin has proposed to her and believes Rakshi should have pursued higher education instead. The woman criticizes Rakshi's behavior, blaming herself and her husband for her actions. She also expresses annoyance towards Sara and Mami, and shares a dream she had. Her concerns and emotions are palpable as she navigates the complexities of family relationships.

Confusion and Frustration

A person shares their confusion and frustration about recurring dreams they're having. They're unsure of who's causing these dreams, which depict their mother, grandmother, and sister talking to them in ways they don't in real life. They're scared of something, but unsure what it is. The person feels they're not allowed to be happy in their household and are being prevented from attending a university trip. They believe that secrets have a way of coming out and ask their parents what they're hiding from them.

A Father's Reassurance

In a heart-to-heart conversation, a father tries to reassure his son that they're not hiding anything from him. The son inquires about the details they might be keeping from him, but the father denies hiding anything. He tells his son that even if something is hidden, it will eventually come to light. The father offers to drop his son off for an upcoming university trip and appreciates his efforts in getting a cap made for the trip.

A Family's Concerns

A woman discusses her plans for her daughter Sara's future with her mother. She's nervous about an upcoming problem related to Sara's marriage and mentions that her cousin's son, a good person, has come to their house. The woman's mother wishes he was her son. The woman plans to talk to her uncle about Sara's situation and try to divert his attention to her other daughter, Rakshi. Her mother suggests that if a proposal comes for Rakshi and people also like Sara, then Sara can be sent to Lahore to take care of Rakshi. The woman is surprised by this suggestion and asks if it's a joke. Her mother clarifies that she's not joking.