Aarav meets Father Dayal, who reveals Hari's innocence. In order to free Vasudha out of her guilt, Aarav travels to Bastar, where Hari is accused of killing, to prove his innocence.
It is then revealed to Aarav that Hari deliberately accepted his crime so that Vasudha will live in guilt, thinking Hari sacrificed himself for their love. Vasudha refuses to marry Aarav because Hari's action tells her that he sacrificed his life for them to be together. Aarav tries to save Hari by bribing the home minister, but he reveals that Hari himself admitted to his crime. Vasudha asks Aarav to save Hari as he is innocent. Hari storms out in anger and is arrested and jailed for being a wanted criminal. Vasudha encounters Hari at home, and tells him about Aarav.
At his request, she meets Aarav's mother and finally accepts Aarav's love. Vasudha shuns his feelings, saying that she belongs to someone else. He tells her about his mother, who was a cabaret singer and a single parent, and how she fell in love with a man who tried to commit suicide for failing to save them from poverty. Worried for her son's future, she accepts the job offer given by Aarav.ĭespite knowing about Vasudha's past and her son, Aarav falls in love with her. However, she later gets to know from police that her husband Hari ( Rajkumar Rao) murdered five American journalists and is a member of a terrorist group. Vasudha comes to save him in a mock fire drill, and he offers her a job in his hotel in Dubai, which she refuses at first.
Vasudha meets Aarav Ruparel ( Emraan Hashmi) in one of his hotels, where she works as a floral arranger. Bound to tradition, she has been waiting for him since he left her. The story jumps to the past, where Vasudha is a single mother whose husband has been missing for five years. There, he steals her ashes and leaves a diary for his son. His daughter-in-law takes him to his wife's funeral. An elderly man, Hari, sees a psychiatrist about hallucinations of his wife. The movie opens with a woman Vasudha ( Vidya Balan) stepping off a bus.
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