The women, under the leadership, of the crafty Manjula have all decided to make Vrinda's life miserable. Vrinda apologizes to them, that things happened so quickly, she had to yield to Ashta's demand, and she and Mohan had to marry. This does not convince Manjula and the other ladies, who still believe that Vrinda has captured Ashta with black magic, which was a common tool, in Manjula's hand in the past, so she thinks others too are capable of doing so. But Vrinda's behavior is quite in contrast to the show which the women exhibit, one of below average intelligence, filled with empty belligerence, and loud words. Vrinda is quiet and does what she should do, and Ashta always supports her rather than the other aunts, and this galls them a lot.
The whole show is a display, of how the five can stoop low, in the wrong belief, that they are doing all this for the sake of Ashta, while she, under developed as she is, shows better judgment and sides her new Mother. Even Mohan is on her side, and tells her to be Ashta's mother, and he will not impose on her his rights of being her husband. She does not say anything.
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