Radhe arrives in Mumbai determined to save his Gharaana, despite his mother's warnings. He joins Rage n Raga where Mahi challenges him to audition for lead singer, leading to tension. Eventually, Radhe is accepted and introduces his grandfather's compositions to the band, agreeing to perform "Garaj Garaj" together. Back in Jodhpur, Rajendra tries to make amends by arranging a singing gig for Mohini at a wedding. However, they discover Mohini is treated like a vendor rather than a respected artist. Digvijay, attending as a guest, observes the situation. At Radhe's debut with Rage n Raga, Mahi transforms Paditji's raag into a birthday jingle for an industrialist's girlfriend. Radhe confronts Mahi, who defends it as a compromise for commercial success, promising to perform the original at an upcoming college fest. Meanwhile, in Jodhpur, Digvijay suggests Mohini and he carry the gharana forward together, unsettling Rajendra deeply. Tamanna feels out of place as a backup singer in her band's chaotic first practice. Nandini emphasizes teamwork over individual talent, pushing them to synchronize instinctively. Prashant criticizes Nandini's band-handling skills, hinting at her past in the college, which includes disbanding a famous alumni-formed group. At a local bar, under Ayaan's guidance, Tamanna seizes an opportunity to lead her band impromptu on stage, uniting them through a spirited performance that boosts their cohesion and prospects for the upcoming college fest. In Chandigarh, Radhe is dismayed to lip-sync his grandfather's bandish with Rage n Raga at the college fest, feeling a mix of emotions. Encountering Tamanna for the first time since her departure, he lashes out and inadvertently pushes her closer to her bandmate Ayaan. Radhe misunderstands Tamanna's empathy, mocking her as a backup vocalist. Vulnerable, she turns to Ayaan, despite earlier rejections.
