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Headmaster Gyaneshwar Tripathi can go to the UK if the Class 10 students ace the board exams. The only problem is that the students don't attend school. Meanwhile, the idealistic Kanchan arrives to fix a system that resists change.

As Gyaneshwar searches for the perfect role model to motivate clueless students, Kanchan plays detective over a missing confiscated watch.

When teachers demand a water filter, cash-strapped Gyaneshwar must choose between basic facilities and the students' beloved kheer.

A spelling error gives Purva's award to Purav, sparking a gender revolt that Mukul must handle. Meanwhile, Gyaneshwar chases funds, and Kanchan and Hansraj try to stop a student's marriage.

Under Urmila's pressure, Gyaneshwar teaches fake history to influence votes, triggering chaos in class. Meanwhile, Kanchan pushes for Ramesh Kaka's retirement.

As Gyaneshwar's UK plan gets revealed to the staff, alumnus Deepak's Olympic gold suddenly puts the school under an unforgiving media spotlight.

To boost results, Gyaneshwar considers withholding hall tickets of the weak students, risking their future for his dream. Meanwhile, Kanchan refuses to give up on them.

Bhramar tries manipulating the situation, causing their defiance to weaken. However, drawing inspiration from an unexpected source, they prepare to fight the system publicly.

Kamlesh is let down after Bhramar refuses to act against Arun. With Vinay's support, she takes Pooja to her grandfather, only to learn there's no legal recourse for marital rape.

Pooja and Kamlesh wait for the right moment to approach Bhramar, believing he will support them. Meanwhile, Kamlesh admits that she is partly responsible for Arun's behaviour.