The episode opens with Anjana joining Shashank's firm. Though they are trying to maintain a strictly professional relationship but it doesn't seem like they will be able to keep their sexual feelings aside for too long. The two are going to get ample time to flirt with each other 

Meanwhile, Umang has become famous. All the celebrities want her as their trainer, and the big brands are collaborating with her for photoshoots. On the surface, Samara acts like she isn't jealous of her partner's fame, but her spine chilling stare says it all.

Samara has been growing insanely insecure of Umang's fame. Umang too is feeling guilty of receiving so much attention when in reality it's Samara who is supposed to be the famous celebrity.

At this point, I am expecting nothing from the plot except for a lot of yawns. The story is circling around the same set of emotions over and over again; the only difference is in the characters and setting. Place a couple, add insecurity to their relationship, add an affair on top and there's Four More Shots Season 2 for you.

Meanwhile, Siddhi's relationship with her father gets better when her father sees her performing in front of a large crowd. Her father has reestablished his trust in Siddhi. Samara's insecurities are eased when one of her videos goes viral and she gets the attention that she so obviously desires. Looks like someone is desperate for validation. 

Anjana pulls on the complicated thread with Shashank. She reciprocates his advances and the two fool around in a hotel room. The girls express their concerns about an affair with a married man because they think it will invite problems in Anjana's life. But Anjana decides to throw caution to the wind. 

The next day, at the hospital, Damini is filled with guilt as she waits for the doctor to abort her baby. There are pictures of babies all around the room. Looking at the cute photographs, she gets emotional and abandons the idea to go through with the abortion. She is going to come clean to Jeh about her pregnancy. But her nervousness and fear of losing his trust holds her back from telling the truth.

The episode ends with Samara proposing to Umang in the typical Chandler-Monica way. Don't say yes, don't say yes...To my disappointment, Umang agrees to the marriage proposal happily but it is clear that she has lost a part of herself in the relationship. Anyway, the makers need to stretch the story and saying "yes" to a toxic marriage proposal is surely going to create a lot of time consuming drama in the following episodes.

Episode Rating: 2.5/5