The scene begins with a philosophical monologue comparing the soul's acceptance of new bodies to a person changing clothes. The story then shifts to Rishi, who is rescued by an unknown girl after falling into the water. Rishi's family is grateful, but they don't know who the girl is.
Later, a conversation between Rudra and Maya Jai Singh, a famous author, is shown. Maya is known for being reclusive and unpredictable. Rudra's company wants to publish her book, but she is hesitant.
The story then cuts back to Rishi, who is recovering from his ordeal. He has a conversation with his family, including his brother and parents. The family is preparing for their anniversary party.
At the party, Rishi's brother Rudra is persuaded to attend despite his initial reluctance. A speech is given, and the family cuts the cake together.
The scene then shifts to a mysterious figure, who is revealed to be Maya, writing in her journal. She has a complex and intense personality, and her writings suggest a deep emotional pain. The monologue ends with Maya's declaration of limitless hatred, suggesting a darker tone to come.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person named Rishi fell into the water and was saved by a girl.
2. Rishi was with a person named Murthy before falling into the water.
3. A doctor named Diya was present to help Rishi after he was rescued.
4. Rishi's family, including his mom and dad, were worried about him.
5. Rishi's brother, Rudra, was also present and had a tense conversation with their dad.
6. The family was celebrating their parents' wedding anniversary.
7. Rishi had a fencing match and got hurt.
8. A girl named Maya Jaisingh is a bestselling author who has been out of the public eye for three years.
9. Maya Jaisingh wrote an article that was published, but it's not clear what the article was about.
10. A person named Ananya was involved in publishing or not publishing an article about Maya Jaisingh.
11. Rishi asked someone to find out the biodata of the girl who saved him, including her car number, which ends with 444.
12. Maya Jaisingh has written a book that sold 20 lakh copies.
13. Maya Jaisingh has been considered crazy by some people.