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Panbai fears Sangram will kill her, but Kahalsang helps her overcome her terror. Gangasati later urges Panbai to relinquish her attachment to Kahalsang.
Gangasati and the villagers fulfil Kahalsang's wish by placing his remaining hand in the Samadhi. Uday plans to use a girl claiming to be Kahalsang's daughter against Gangasati.
Jamku tries to make Gangasati cry over Kahalsang's death, but her efforts fail. She accuses Gangasati of lacking affection for him and suspects a selfish motive behind his Samadhi.
Panbai and villagers oppose disturbing Kahalsang's meditation, but Gangasati permits Uday to proceed. Everyone is stunned when Kahalsang's hand emerges from the funeral pyre.
Hariram fears Uday's wrath when he learns the truth. Gangasati assures everyone that Kahalsang is alive, as his voice echoes from within his meditative state.
Kahalsang requests Gangasati to sing a Bhajan before attaining Samadhi and urges the villagers not to grieve. He shares his final words of wisdom before bidding them farewell.
Uday urges his cousin to stop Kahalsang's spiritual liberation. Kahalsang asks Gangasati to celebrate his death as a festival, rather than mourn his loss.
Gordhan announces Kahalsang's decision to renounce worldly life, leaving villagers heartbroken. Kadu discovers the pit is meant for Kahalsang's Samadhi.
Hariram and Jamku falsely accuse Kahalsang of poisoning Jamku's cow. Kahalsang reveals to Gangasati that he gave his life to revive the cow and has decided to take Samadhi.
Uday assigns Hariram a sinister scheme, promising to honour his demands. Hariram instructs Sangram to position a venomous snake near the cow.
Gangasati intervenes to protect Panbai from Sangram's coercion. Villagers earnestly implore Gangasati and Kahalsang to reconsider their decision to leave.
Gangasati warns Kahalsang against miracles as people may worship him. Panbai risks her freedom to protect Kahalsang's home.
Jamku tries to give a cow to Kahalsang, but Panbai warns him against accepting it. Later, Uday visits Kahalsang's family and warns them to vacate the house by next day morning.
Jamku invites Kahalsang and his family for lunch but insults Kahalsang. She then challenges him to prove that God listens to him by filling an empty ghee utensil with ghee.
Uday plots to have a snake attack Kahalsang's family. Meanwhile, Bagla Bhagat seeks Panbai's forgiveness for trying to harm Kahalsang.
Gangasati is devastated when Bagla Bhagat reveals that Panbai has been buried alive. Meanwhile, Kahalsang desperately pleads with Ved to save Bagla Bhagat after a snakebite.
Uday urges Sangram to win what he wants or seize it if needed. Bagla Bhagat refuses to reveal Panbai's whereabouts, vowing Gangasati and Kahalsang won't find her.
Gangasati plans to expose Bagla Bhagat by challenging him to Langdi Tang with the villagers. Her plan succeeds, exposing his lie and leaving him with no choice but to apologise.
Uday mocks Kahalsang, daring him to prove himself by healing Bagla Bhagat's leg. Meanwhile, Bagla Bhagat is stunned when Kahalsang's divine powers restore sensation to his leg.
Bagla Bhagat brands Kahalsang a fraud and uses magic to sway the villagers' faith. Uday's mother proposes Panbai's alliance with Sangram, but Gangasati firmly refuses the proposal.
Uday fails to trap Kahalsang as he is cleared of the bone accusation. Sangram urges his mother to stand against Uday's injustice and expose his wrongdoings in the village.
Uday, along with Hariram and Chatur, swaps Kahalsang's Mahaprasad with a meat dish. He accuses Kahalsang of feeding the villagers meat as Mahaprasad, making them furious.
Gangasati asks Panbai to stay alone in the temple and write Ram Ram on a leaf until sunset. Sangram plans to make Panbai lose at gambling and marry her against her will.
Panbai confesses her fear of losing Gangasati forever if they part ways. Uday plots to serve meat at Kahalsang's Mahaprasad and frame him for defiling the villagers' faith.
Kalu and Sarju deeply thanks Gangasati for giving him clothes and saving dignity. Kahalsang reveals that his good deeds brought divine blessings for Gangasati once again.
Sangram uses gold coins to lure Kalu into gambling, making him stake his house. After winning, Sangram demands that Kalu hand over his daughter instead of the house.
Uday and Hariram plot to make villagers accept Uday as God. Jamku provokes Panbai against Gangasati, claiming she favours Rajbaa over her.
Gangasati helps a poor family with food while Dhanraj plots against her. Kahalsang reminds her to keep faith in God and stay strong despite the challenges.
Uday considers himself superior and insists that all treat him as God and worship him. Meanwhile, a scorpion stings Panbai as Gangasati rests on her lap, but she remains calm.
Uday reveals he hid the treasure taken by the Britishers after replacing it with fake jewellery. The villagers evacuate the village, fearing the Britishers and their wrath.
Gangasati's bhajans give strength to villagers deeply connected to her, helping them face difficulties. Uday, Hariram, and Jamku enter Vakhtu's house and secure the royal treasure.
Uday secretly leaves Vakhtu unconscious and takes the royal treasury map. Hariram announces that the village is now under British rule and that the villagers must pay property tax.
As Gangasati performs prenatal rituals, she suddenly gets intense labour pains and becomes restless. Just then, Anjani arrives and uses divine intervention to ease her pain.
Uday asserts his authority as village head and imposes strict rules on women. He orders Hariram to spread a false rumour that Gangasati died in the fire and Kahalsang was arrested.
Gangasati panics on finding a fire around her and creates a protective boundary with stones marked 'Ram'. Jamku adds the Royal Treasure to Vakhtu's list of wealth to please Uday.
Uday sends his goons to Vakhtu's house in search of the royal treasure map. Suspecting something valuable is hidden in the house, Jamku sets out to uncover their secret.
Vakhtu realises that Gangasati has left home willingly. Meanwhile, Gangasati feels the poison's effects intensifying and realises she can no longer walk.
Uday rejoices after Gangasati consumes the Prasad. Meanwhile, Jamku pressures Vakhtu to reveal if he sent Gangasati away, promising to keep his secret.
Through a divine miracle, Gangasati learns that Jamku and the others have poisoned the Prasad to harm her baby. Hurt, she decides to leave the village for her baby's safety.
The police officer warns Uday that failing to find the royal treasury map will get him in trouble. Uday plots to give Gangasati medicine-laced Prasad, endangering her unborn child.
Jamku announces Gangasati's pregnancy, making the villagers rejoice. Uday provokes them by claiming her baby will bring misfortune and must not be born.
Vakhtu informs Panbai about Gangasati's pregnancy. Jamku exposes how Savita deliberately harmed Panbai after accepting money from her.
Gangasati is unsettled by strange events unfolding around Jamku, Hariram, and the villagers. Meanwhile, Babaji reveals their suffering is punishment for branding her inauspicious.
