The dialogue revolves around two main storylines. The first part focuses on a family conversation where a mother is discussing her late son's wishes for his sister-in-law, Shalini, to live happily. The conversation takes a turn when the mother-in-law objects to Shalini's relationship, but eventually, she accepts it.
The second part of the dialogue shifts to a police station where Karishma Singh is being asked about her report on the Tilak Nagar case. Meanwhile, Ms. Haseena, a police officer, is struggling to cope with her recent engagement being called off. Her colleagues try to console her and make her feel better, but she seems to be in a lot of pain. Iqbal, a colleague, tries to lighten the mood with his jokes, but is initially rebuked for being insensitive.
Later, a woman comes to the police station to file a complaint about her fiancé not showing up at their engagement ceremony, which reminds Ms. Haseena of her own situation.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A son has died, and his mother is grieving.
2. A woman named Ms. Shalini is getting married to a man named Mr. Sameer.
3. The engagement ceremony of Karishma Singh and Anubhav was cancelled.
4. Karishma Singh's fiancé, Anubhav, left her without explanation.
5. Karishma Singh is trying to move on with her life.
6. A character named Iqbal is trying to make everyone laugh and forget their pain.
7. Ms. Haseena is the chief of a police station.
8. Ms. Haseena has made 'Kheer' for everyone to help them forget their pain.
9. A social worker wants to honor Ms. Haseena for her contribution to maintaining law and order.
10. Ms. Santosh is a colleague of Ms. Haseena and is helping her to deal with her pain.
11. A woman comes to the police station to lodge a complaint about her fiancé who betrayed her.
12. Ms. Haseena is trying to help the woman who came to lodge a complaint.
Note: These facts are based on the provided text and may not be a complete or accurate representation of the entire story.