After the first 24 hours, Shreyas and Dinar are having an incredibly difficult time surviving at the retreat, and Prasanna challenges fickle-minded Shreyas to stay on for 48 hours. Dinar, who is ready to leave for Goa, is left fuming and summons Chotu, a local errand boy, to drink with him that night. Drunk Dinar shares a drunkard philosophy, and Chotu now sees him in a completely new light.

Two days have passed, Dinar is now famous for his late-night drunken philosophy sessions and has a bunch of disciples. He is getting the attention he has been craving. Prasanna experiences a catharsis and wants to stay on. Shreyas doesn't want to.

Deep-rooted insecurities and ghosts from the past have begun haunting the trio. Escaping from Shantivan, Shreyas is picked up by Neha and follows her to her divorce hearing. Prasanna struggles to come to terms with his wife's pregnancy and Dinar's alcoholism peaks. Shreyas and Prasanna come to know about Dinar's nightly adventures and confront him. The confrontation takes an ugly turn.

Impermanence (Kaay Nastay) The final day at the retreat is all about silence 'moun'. Not used to silence, Dinar struggles but at the end experiences a catharsis. At the end of the retreat, feeling much in-tune with their emotions, the trio accepts their circumstances and reconnects.