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Servants follow an old man, as he leads them throughout the forest. One servant holds an umbrella-like tool in his hand. The old man finds the man archer resting on a rock. "Hello, Rawal Ratan Singh, we could not welcome you properly, and as soon as Padmavati came, she injured you. Our daughter has made a big mistake harming you." The old man folds his hands in respect.  "The mistake was mine alone,  while I was watching Padmavati hunt, my eyes fell on her," Rawal said.  Padmavati's father smiled, "No worries, we have come to pick you up, you have to go back to the castle." Rawal smiled, "I've stayed in lots of castles. I'd like to stay here, if you don't mind." Padmavati's father replied, "Oh, we won't say a word. You can stay if you'd like." He walks away with his servants.

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A bag of pearls is placed into a bowl. "The pearls of Singhal..this is what you were looking for," Padmavati says. Rawal stares at her, she then says, "What do you think? If you get the pearls, you will go back to Mewar?" Rawal nods, "It's time for us to leave." Padmavati replies, "How can I make this clear?" She then got out her earring and made a small slice on his chest. "Make a cup of chana," she said. "Please be my wife," he replied. At this response, she seemed shocked, and wasn't able to move. She looked down, then got up and walked away, with no reply. She gets her bow and arrow and walks away from the temple. She smiled and sat down on the stairs. Princess Padmavati took the acceptance of her father, and happily married Rawal Ratan Singh Ji, and they are both headed toward Chittor.

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