The scene revolves around Baalveer, a hero, and his friends as they solve the water crisis by returning a baby to its mother, a weeping statue. The mother's tears are causing thirsty children to be born, and by reuniting her with her child, the water crisis is resolved. Meanwhile, Baalveer expresses his desire to bring back his mother, Tress Fairy, who was turned into Evil Fairy. Shaurya suggests a plan to collect dew drops from Mount Chaturkoot on the planet Himsaar, which can turn Evil Fairy back into Tress Fairy. The scene also includes a subplot involving Vivaan, who is trying to decide which team to play for and comes up with a plan to play hide and seek instead.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The earth is experiencing a water crisis.
2. Baalveer believes he has found a solution to the water crisis.
3. A statue of a mother is weeping, and her tears are causing the water crisis.
4. The mother's child has been stolen, and she is weeping for her lost child.
5. Baalveer and Vivaan plan to return the child to the mother to stop her tears.
6. Queen Timnasa has stolen the child and is hiding him.
7. Vivaan brings a baby to the mother, but it is revealed to be a toy.
8. The true child is found, and the mother is reunited with her baby.
9. The mother's tears stop, and the water crisis is resolved.
10. The earth's water is restored, and life returns to normal.
11. Baalveer is sad because he misses his mother, Tress Fairy.
12. Shaurya suggests that Baalveer can turn Evil Fairy back into Tress Fairy by collecting dew drops from Mount Chaturkoot on the planet Himsaar.
13. Vivaan is in demand by his friends to play on their teams.
14. Vivaan decides to play a trick on his friends and pretends to play hide and seek instead of catch.
15. Baalveer decides to head to planet Himsaar to collect the dew drops and turn Evil Fairy back into Tress Fairy.
16. Vivaan asks to be given the powers of Baalveer all at once, rather than learning them gradually.
17. Baalveer refuses Vivaan's request.