Mansingh plants a bomb under the throne to harm Tara. Tara’s life is in jeopardy. However, Dhruv tricks him and makes Mansingh sit on the throne instead!

Tara decides to call for a voting system that will help her to know who will support her in abolishing child marriage, as time runs out of her being king!

After becoming possessed, Tara declares that the custom of child marriage must stop or Devgarh will end!

Suryapratap is challenged by Tara to stop her if he can. Tara vows to ensure that child marriage is banned and young girls will no longer forced to get married.

The villagers are against Tara. She asks the constitution of Devgarh to abolish child marriage. They refuse to accept her decision.

Tara takes a firm stand against child marriage and pledges everyone to stop the custom of Child Marriage once and for all.

Suryapratap crosses all limits by demanding to be permanently confined behind a wall so that he and Tara can die together. As workers start putting the final bricks on the wall, Dhruv rushes to find Tara.

Suryapratap doubts Tara faking her pregnancy therefore he drags Tara to the doctor.

Tara gives the temporary solution to the villagers by announcing that she’ll give one pot of water to each house. However, the villagers start protesting against her.

During Tara's rule, Suryapratap turns off the village's water supply and holds Tara responsible. He challenges her to find a solution to this problem or risk the villagers going without water for five days as she is the king.