Samay and Maya go missing in Beyhadh

Saanjh is going to get married. Saanjh is waiting for Samay in the mandap. Arjun gets Ayaan there and tells Saanjh that Samay had kidnapped Ayaan. Maya is also missing. Arjun exposes Samay. Saanjh asks Arjun is he mad, Maya is trapping him, Maya has got my dad killed. Arjun does not want to hear anything against Maya. He believes in Maya. He says Maya is not after Prem’s death, if this is true, I will not let Maya come in my life. He asks her to come with him, they will find Samay.

Saanjh and Arjun come home to find Maya. They see Jhanvi fallen on the ground and help her sit back on the wheelchair. Arjun asks Saanjh to see Jhanvi, he will find Maya. Maya has run away again. Arjun tries to find her. He thinks where did Maya go. Saanjh tells Arjun that Samay has left her and run away. They figure out that Maya and Samay have run together. Arjun says Samay has taken Maya forcibly. Arjun calls police and complains about Samay kidnapping Maya. Arjun asks inspector to find Samay and arrest him. Maya calls Arjun. Arjun tries to know Maya’s location. Maya tells him a riddle. She asks Arjun to solve the riddle and reach her.

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