The evening was bathed in the soft glow of dimmed lights, creating a romantic ambiance that perfectly complemented the impending moment of love and commitment. As Rahul prepared to adorn Anna with a stunning diamond necklace, there was a palpable sense of love and anticipation in the air. Anna and Rahul shared an intimate gaze, their eyes expressing a love that words could not adequately capture. The necklace was a symbol of their deep affection, and as Rahul delicately placed it around Anna's neck, it felt like the world faded away, leaving only the two of them. 

Edward, the silent watcher of their love story, came to enter the scene during this sweet moment. Although he was deeply in love with Anna, he didn't want to interfere or ruin their romantic relationship. He lingered for a bit, wondering if he should back off and give them some space. But Anna smiled warmly, her natural kindness and caring making Edward feel welcome. "Edward, don't worry. Come on over. You also have a role in this time." Edward drew closer, moved by her thoughtfulness. In an attempt to make Anna smile, he brought a platter of moong dal pakoras and mint chutney. Anna's favorite food caught her attention, and her eyes lit up with excitement. Recalling their moment in the rain, she was unable to contain her joy. "Oh, moong daal ke pakaude! Edward, tumhe yaad aaya. Thank you(Oh, Moong dal pakoras! Edward, you remembered. Thank you.)" But unaware of the unintentional damage he was causing, Rahul chose to torment Edward in a lighthearted and humorous manner. "Sach mein, moong daal ke pakaude? Snack break lene ke bajaay, mujhe vishvaas tha ki hum ek khoobasoorat pal ke beech mein the(Seriously, moong dal pakoras? Instead of taking a snack break, I believed we were in the midst of a beautiful moment.)" Although being hurt, Edward made an effort to remain composed, but it was clear how he felt. The pain he felt, a pain of unspoken love, was there in his eyes. 

Ever the broker of peace, Anna chastised Rahul gently, her eyes caring and perceptive. "Be kind, Rahul. Edward keval mujhe khushi dena chaahata tha aur vah aisa karane mein saphal raha(Edward only wanted to bring me joy, and he was successful in doing so.)" Realizing his mistake, Rahul nodded and suppressed his laughing, understanding the importance of the moment for Edward. However, the moment was just brief. Even though Anna was reluctant to leave without Edward, she knew that Rahul—the love of her life—was the right person to make the journey with. "Edward, yahaan aane ke liye aur aapane hamaare liye jo kuch bhi kiya hai, usake lie dhanyavaad. Mujhe Rahul ke saath jaana hai. Tum mere liye bahut khaas ho(Thank you, Edward, for being here and for everything you've done for us. I have to go with Rahul. You mean a lot to me.)" Anna left with Rahul, leaving Edward with a heart full of secret love and bittersweet happiness for his friends, and a final glance full of mixed feelings. There had been a tense passionate atmosphere in the room, but now there was a sorrowful silence as everyone was lost in meditation. As Rahul was getting ready to give Anna his beautiful diamond necklace during their romantic moment, a hint of harshness and selfishness appeared in his conversations, casting a cloud over the whole scene. 

"Anna,kya aap jaanate hain ki is heere ki keemat laakhon dollar hai? Un moong daal ke pakaudo se bilkul vipareet, hai na(you know that this diamond is worth millions of dollars? Quite a contrast from those moong dal pakoras, isn't it?)" The pain that welled up inside of Anna was too much to hide as the words stung like a thorn in her flesh. Her heart had been broken by Rahul's materialistic comments, even though she had hoped for a moment of pure love and connection. "Rahul,yah is baare mein nahi hai ki snack ya heere ka mooly kitana hai. Jo baat maayane rakhati hai vah hai pyaar aur vichaarasheelata jo har kaary mein shaamil hoti hai(it's not about how much the snack or the diamond is worth. What matters is the love and consideration that go into every action.)" She was hurt by Rahul's reckless remarks, even as she attempted to emphasize the value of sentiment over possessions. The occasion had become dull, and the sense of joy had been tempered by the harsh conversation. The next day, a group of vicious goons kidnaps Anna, resulting in an unexpected and dangerous situation. "Hello,kya aap kabhi Anna ko apane jeevan mein dobaara dekhana chaahenge? Please bank ko kul 58 million dollar bhejen. Ghadi chal rahi hai(would you ever want to see Anna again in your life again? Please send the bank a total of 58 million dollars. The clock is ticking.)" There was a tangible sense of tension when Edward made the decision to lead the way in her rescue with unyielding resolve. Raj, Darsh, Deepak, and Ranbir, his buddies, came together in support of him, prepared to take on whatever obstacles were in their way. He told Rahul everything as he ran to him. Reynash felt that money was really problematic. "Guys, shaadi ki taiyaari mein bahut paise kharch hote hai. Abhi 58 million dollar(it costs so much money to prepare for the marriage. 58 million dollars right now.)" Edward was adamant, though. "Jab hame Anna ko bachana hai to 58 million dollar kuch bhi nahi hai(58 million dollars is nothing when we have to save Anna.)" They nodded and worked out a strategy. John, Edward's father, was suddenly overcome with pride at his son's devotion and bravery as they set off on their dangerous rescue mission. He had to take part in this risky adventure; he could not stay on the sidelines. The scene that emerged was a complex blend of humor and action. In her desperate attempts to break free, Anna unintentionally wound up striking Edward each time, which gave the tension an almost slapstick comedic quality. "Kya tum mujh par hamala karane ya meri madad karane ki koshish kar rahe ho, Anna? Aap kis side par hai(Are you trying to strike me or help me, Anna? Which side are you on?)" She freaks out and laughs. Edward's fast thinking and creativity gave him and his team the advantage when he came up with a plan to shock the thugs by releasing an electrical charge into the water. They were able to take control of the situation because of the literal shock therapy and the unanticipated element of surprise. While everything was going crazy, Edward was able to save Anna, his heart racing with feelings he could not control. It was clearer than ever that he felt something deeply for her. In the same breath, he made sure Rahul was secure, demonstrating that love and friendship could triumph over the most difficult circumstances. John was a source of joy for his son's heroic acts during the entire rescue attempt. With a sense of satisfaction, he couldn't help but exclaim, "Aakhirakaar main akhabaaron mein rahane ja raha hoon. Annamma ne ye sapana dekha tha.(I'm going to be in the newspapers at last. Annama had this dream.)" 

There was an apparent feeling of relief and victory as Edward, his friends, and his father emerged as the unsung heroes of the day, having successfully completed their goal of saving Anna from harm's way. Ram, the friend and policeman, walked up to Edward and grinned triumphantly. "Are, Ed! Maheenon tak in aparaadhiyon ki talaash karane ke baad, aapake Papa, John aur Happy Club ne unhe pakadane mein hamaari madad ki. Hamane isase badi jeet haasil ki hai(Hey, Ed! After months of hunting down these criminals, your dad, John, and the Happy Club helped us capture them. We've won big with this.)" Edward gave Ram a hug, feeling relieved and appreciative of his help. "Aap jeevan ki raksha kare, Ram. Aapake bina bhi hum saphal nahi ho paate. Hamaara khyaal rakhane ke liye dhanyavaad(You save lives, Ram. Without you as well, we would not have succeeded. Thank you for looking out for us.)" Ram grinned and laughed. "Koi baat nahi, dost. Nyaay hote dekhana hamesha santushtidaayak hota hai. Tumhe pata hai ki agar tumhe kabhi kisi cheez ki zaroorat ho to mujhe kahaan paoge(No issue at all, pal. It's always satisfying to see justice done. You know where to find me if you ever need anything.)" The Happy Club members shared proud looks as the thugs were brought away in handcuffs, knowing that their efforts had benefited not just their friends but also society at large. Ram, the Happy Club, and Edward had become closer friends as a result of their common goal of improving their neighborhood. Ram's stern face relaxed, showing genuine friendship combined with a sense of accomplishment. "Edward,tumhe pata hai, mainne shuru mein tumhaare is Happy Club ko tumhaari ek aur ajeeb avadhaarana ke roop mein asveekaar kar diya tha. Lekin yah aashcharyajanak hai ki aap logo ne cheejon ko kitani achchi tarah prabandhit kiya(you know, I initially rejected this Happy Club of yours as just another one of your wacky concepts. But it's amazing how well you people managed things.)" Edward smiled, grateful for the recognition. "Khair, hamaara maanana ​​hai ki khushiyaan phailaane ke liye aparamparaagat tareekon ka istemaal kiya ja sakata hai. Vaastavik antar hona kabhi-kabhi logo ke muskuraane se bhi adhik mahatvapoorn hota hai(Well, we think that unconventional approaches can be used to spread happiness. Having a genuine difference is sometimes more important than just having people smile.)" Ram gave a nod of approval. "Aapane bhi kiya. Aaj aapaka prabhaav dekhane ko mila. Antyeshti vyavasaay ko nyaay aur khushi ke kendr mein tabdeel hote dekhana aam baat nahi hai(You did, too. Today, your influence was noticed. It is not common to witness a funeral business transform into a center for justice and happiness.)" Edward laughed. "Haan, yah ek ajeeb jodi hai, lekin yah hamaare liye achcha kaam karati hai. Aur Ram, mujhe khushi hai ki aap isame bhaag le sake(Yes, that's an odd pairing, but it functions well for us. And Ram, I'm happy you could have participated.)" With a nod. "Isi tarah, Edward. Shaayad mera kaam bahut aasaan ho jaega yadi adhik se adhik vyaktiyon ka bhi aapaki tarah khushi laane par dhyaan kendrit ho(Likewise, Edward. Perhaps my job would be much easier if more individuals had the same concentration on bringing joy as you do.)" 

As the Happy Club members congregated, Edward gave Ram a shoulder pat. The Happy Club and Ram became closer as they laughed and told stories, transforming their odd partnership into a friendship based on moral principles and a desire to improve the world. The three men were discussing their plan in a tight room. Reynash's office is dimly lit, with shadows on the walls that suggest deceit and secrecy. "Mujhe ehasaas hai ki yah poochane ke liye bahut kuch hai, lekin Edward, mere bete, hame ek thos chehara dikhaana hoga. Janata ko yah vishvaas dilaana hoga ki Anna hamaare kaaryon se bach gaye(I realize this is a lot to ask, but Edward, my boy, we have to put up a solid face. The public has to be led to believe that Anna was saved by our actions.)" Rahul agreed and nodded, his gaze flitting tensely between his father and Edward. "Dad sahi kah rahe hain, Edward. Saath hi, yah Anna ke liye bhi hai. Hum nahi chaahate ki vah kisi anaavashyak vivaad mein phanse(Dad is right, Edward. Also, this is for Anna's sake. We don't want her involved in any needless controversies.)" Emotions at odds with himself, Edward ran his fingers through his hair. Although he was aware that what they were asking of him went against his morals, his love for Anna forced him to agree. "Mujhe sirf Anna ki bhalai ki chinta hai. Yadi aapako vishvaas hai ki isase use madad milegi to main yah karoonga(I just worry about Anna's well-being. I'll do it if you believe it will help her.)" Rahul and Reynash looked at each other, a wordless agreement between them. They had one clear goal in mind: they sought to claim political advantage by claiming credit for Anna's rescue. Even though Edward was hesitant, he realized he had to comply in order to spare Anna from needless trouble. "Yaar, dhanyavaad. Yah hamaari shaadi ke saath-saath Dad ke mayor pad ke abhiyaan ke liye ek aasaan raasta sunishchit karega(Man, thank you. This will guarantee a smooth path for our wedding as well as Dad's mayoral campaign.)" Edward grudgingly decided to go along with Reynash and Rahul's plan, and the atmosphere in the room was thick with unspoken tension. They started planning the fake story's specifics and creating a web of lies to further their objectives. Edward felt he was being forced to compromise his morality in order to protect Anna and ensure her safety, and he couldn't get rid of this sensation. "Hame ek sammohak kahaani ki aavashyakata hogi jo hame un naayakon ke roop mein prastut kare jinhonne Anna ko khatare se bachaaya. Tumhe apani bhoomika chupaani hogi, Edward(A compelling story that presents us as the heroes who saved Anna from danger is what we'll need. You'll need to hide your role, Edward.)" Edward smiled unnaturally. "Mujhe pata hai ki. Apane saahasi kaaryon ko ujaagar karana sabase achcha hai(I know that. It's best to highlight your courageous deeds.)" "Bilkul. Hame janata ka rakshak maana jaana chaahiye. Dad ke raajaneetik kariyar ke liye yah jaroori hai(Exactly. We must be perceived as the public's saviors. For Dad's political career, it is essential.)" Edward got nervous as they talked about the made-up information. He considered the price he had paid for Anna and the Happy Club, and how this farce overshadowed their sincere attempts. He knew that this was a necessary sacrifice for Anna's welfare, so he kept quiet despite his anxiety.