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that Jai Singh and the Princess

know each other really well.

And they are friends.

Whatever Jai Singh

did... was to save himself.

That's a lie, your honor.

How can the accused Jai

Singh and the Princess be friends?

A Princess... and a shepherd!

Where can they possibly meet?

l think we shouldn't

waste the court's time...

with such absurd arguments.

And so... l would like to

call upon my next witness.

Princess Shivangi!

Princess Shivangi...

have you met this man...

Jai Singh Gujjar, before?

Please answer in 'yes' or

'no' for the court's convenience.

Yes.

ls he your friend?

Let's skip that.

Can you tell the court...

what happened with you that day?

Rana Jagpratap Singh is my uncle.

He will never think ill for me.

l know Jai Singh...

he came to our court.

But he's not my friend.

Shivangi, what are you saying?

Tell them what happened with you.

You've no right to speak in-between!

Please speak without

any fear or hesitation.

This man didn't just trouble me...

in fact he also

said that he won't rest...

until he doesn't make me his.

That's a lie. She's lying.

- Shivangi, what's wrong with you?

- Silence!

Don't interfere with

the court's proceedings!

When Rana Jagpratap

Singh learned about this...

he went to see him in order

to save the honor of our family.

But he didn't just ignore

his age... but his stature too.

And attacked him.

lt's a lie. She's lying.

What are you saying, Shivangi?

Shivangi, why don't you

tell them that you love me?

Shivangi... look at me.

Shivangi... look into my eyes

and say that you don't know me.

The court finds Jai

Singh Gujjar guilty...

and sentences him

to 5 years of imprisonment.

Shivangi!

Why did you do it?

Why?

lt took me very long to understand...

that the royal family honor

is more important than any relation.

Those who live in palaces... should

always support royalty.

And not some ordinary shepherd.

Uncle... l said l won't come!

Go away!

Uncle, l...

l know... you don't want to see me.

But only you can help me, Jai.

And if he isn't freed from

that spirit's clutches soon...

then he'll be dead, Jai.

Well... the so-called aristocrats...

finally need the help

of an ordinary shepherd.

l know l am your culprit.

But why punish an innocent man for it.

l beg you... please save my husband.

Please save Veer.

Your love might've been a joke,

Shivangi...

but my hatred is real.

You didn't care for my

love... so why should l do for you?

l've heard that you learnt

this art in order to help others.

Veer Saa is one of those people...

who needs you and your art.

How can you punish someone else...

for whatever happened

between us, Jai.

Think about it...

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