Rudra Rao is arrested and tried in court alongside the surviving assassins. The trial becomes a national spectacle a chilling lesson on trust, greed, and psychological manipulation. Advay testifies, a broken man who lost a daughter, friends, and peace. Khushi and Rani confront the truth that love nearly destroyed them. The court delivers its verdict: guilty on all counts. Rudra and the assassins are sentenced to death by hanging. Justice is served, but closure remains elusive. In the aftermath, Advay returns to his mansion not as a lonely man, but as a survivor. He rebuilds bonds with his remaining daughters, honouring Maya’s memory through philanthropy and reform. The story ends quietly, not with celebration, but reflection. Rudra Rao, the playboy, died hated and forgotten. Advay Gupta lived on lonely no more, but forever changed.