Nimki Mukhiya: Babbu to take revenge for Tetar’s humiliation

Tetar Singh attends the honor ceremony. When he returns home, he looks changed to Anaro. Anaro tells the family that Tetar wants to get money funding. She asks Tetar how was the honor ceremony. Tetar was much insulted in the ceremony. He doesn’t know what to answer his family. Anaro asks him why is he not wearing any garlands, did they not honor him. His son in law lies that Tetar and Babbu were much honored there. Tetar and Babbu get angry. Babbu can’t tolerate his dad’s insult. He throws the glass angrily. He wants to take revenge from Nahar Singh.

Babbu tells Tetar that he will not leave Nahar now, its enough. Anaro asks what did Nahar do. Her son in law explains that this happens in politics, Babbu is reigning as Mukhiya, so Nahar is angered. Tetar tells Babbu that they should not lose their cool, but hurt Nahar in a political way. He asks Babbu to stay calm. Babbu recollects how Nahar Singh insulted them for using Nimki’s Mukhiya post. Tetar wants to win the elections. He doesn’t want his image to spoil.

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