The episode begins with Tulsi surprising Om and Parvati on their 36th anniversary, bringing a cake to celebrate. As they prepare to cut it, Mihir interrupts, raising the topic of property. He asks Om about the price of the haveli, but Om refuses to sell it.
Parvati decides to return the property at a symbolic price of 1 rupee, presenting a letter for Tulsi to read. Tulsi announces this to Pari, who is thrilled. Parvati explains the return comes with a condition and questions why Baa had gifted the property to Parth.
Parth recalls Baa’s reasoning: she initially considered giving the haveli to Tulsi, but feared her naivety might lead her to return it. So, Baa decided to give it to him temporarily, with the promise it would be returned on his 18th birthday. Parth hands the letter to Om and Parvati, requesting that it reach Tulsi.
Parvati delivers the property to Tulsi, angering Gayatri and disappointing Pari. She assures Tulsi that the haveli is precious to Baa and now entrusted to her. Tulsi accepts the responsibility, realizing Baa’s blessings are symbolized in the 1 rupee token.
Tulsi reads Baa’s final letter, tearfully recalling her presence. Baa writes that while circumstances may change, Tulsi’s character remains steadfast. She emphasizes the house holds her soul and memories, warns against selling it, and urges Tulsi to build a school there.
Tulsi promises to protect the haveli. Though Pari, Gayatri, and Noina are unhappy, Tulsi remains resolute. She declines to take the property merely for 1 rupee, honoring Baa’s trust.
Finally, Tulsi gives the Ramcharitmanas, a treasured family heirloom, to Parvati as a token of respect. Parvati accepts it gratefully, and Tulsi feels content knowing Baa’s wishes are preserved.