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Aagha and the rest find Tavde in the woods who joins them in the bid to escape Valdi. The ghosts of Maggi and Jhanvi match the high speeds of the car and try to attack the occupants. Aagha leads everyone back to the painting in the bungalow to find clues about escaping the village. There, all of them encounter people they thought were dead.

As the party goes on, Aslam finds his wife Zubeda in the arms of Aditya in a room. When Maggi informs Monty that the intern Sid is making out with his daughter Shana in the pool, he fires a bullet at Sid with his rifle. However to everyone's utter shock, Sid mysteriously disappears from the pool.

Tina makes few more attempts to break Anish's wedding but constantly fails. Nothing works for her. She gets drunk and is found by Pari in a compromising position with Anish.

As the ghosts attack Aagha, Nandita and Havaldar Tavde, Aagha finds the way out to escape from the place and all three wake up in a car accident and don't remember anything about the events in the bungalow. Six years later, at a party Aagha finds herself back at the same bungalow. She knows she can change the events of the past with this opportunity.

Tina uses Rohit to get close to Pari and make Anish jealous. Anish realizes he actually loves Tina and plans his own strategy. Tina plans a play to ensure Anish and Pari become a couple. Her grandmother gets concerned for her, but Tina reveals why she doesn't believe in love anymore.

Tina makes one final attempt to break the wedding but even that fails. She leaves the venue before the wedding. Anish meets her on the way and tells her all how everything was a hoax and that he had conspired with Pari to make her realize the love hidden in her heart for him. Tina finally gets love and her love story.

Aagha displays incredible courage in her attempt to avenge her personal loss from a ghost which cannot be killed. When all try to leave Valdi in the car, Aagha soon realises that the roads of Valdi are nothing but a trap. She momentarily loses her cool when she finds the dead bodies of the two people in the woods who are also sitting with them in the car.

Tina's goal is to catch hold of Anish before he flies off for his marriage and reprimand him for spoiling their friendship. She watches him flying off in front of her and finally realizes she is in love with Anish! She resolves to break his marriage at any cost.

Tina makes first attempt to bring Anish and Pari together, but the plan fails miserably. Her opening up in front of Rohit makes him get silently attracted towards her. Tina's grandmother gives her an idea to move ahead with her plan.

Tina reaches Goa with Rohit to break the marriage. She plans to speak her heart out to Anish, but finds him deep in love with not only Pari, but also her family. Tina then tries to create a misunderstanding between the 2 families but fails.

Tina gets an assignment from her publisher Rohit to write a love story. Her bestie Anish proposes his love to her, while her other bestie Pari expresses disappointment on failing in love, yet again. Tina gets an idea to hook both of them.

Anish and Pari announce that they are in love and planning a destination wedding. A happy Tina helps them with the preparations. Soon she realizes nothing's the same between her and Anish. Everyone around her makes her realize she's in love with Anish, but she rejects all such ideas.

Aditya, Nandita and Aagha encounter a truck on their way to their bungalow that is hell bent on killing them. At the party in the bungalow, when Aditya and Zubeda see that Nandita is possessed, Zubeda makes out with Nandita to satisfy the evil spirit.

Tina plans a Christmas party as another attempt to bring her friends together which succeeds. But Anish and Pari end up becoming good friends rather than lovers. Anish gets impatient and asks Tina for her answer to her proposal. She brainwashes him again and blackmails Rohit to be a part of her plan.

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