Gopi asks him why he says so, to which he replies that this is in order to avoid getting caught by Naina. When they meet Tarika, Champak is aghast at her lifestyle, and demands that she leave her lodgings or he will sever ties with her. They find lodging in a house owned by Mrs. They return to London, under the names of Abdul Razzaq and Saqlain Mushtaq, and are briefly accosted by Naina, a cop. Meanwhile, Champak and Gopi are referred to a fixer in Dubai, Tony, who gives them Pakistani aliases and forged passports.
Tarika, who had been calling Champak, Gopi and Bablu to no avail, goes to a rented home, and starts enjoying the free-spirited London life while also trying to fund her education. When they inadvertently say that they have 'drugs', they are deported and their passports blacklisted. However, Champak and Gopi are caught and interrogated by the airport police. With the help of a London-based acquaintance, Bablu, Champak and Tarika along with Gopi proceed to London so that Tarika can find accommodation there till college opens. He vows to send Tarika to London, come what may. The following morning, he meets the principal at her home and asks for forgiveness, only for her to tear Tarika's scholarship letter to pieces and throw it on his face. He goes on stage and exposes the judge who had emphasised on honesty and values in his speech, not knowing that he is the principal's husband. On the school's Annual Day, Champak notices that the chief guest is Judge Chheda, who had accepted a watch as a bribe from Gopi a few days before so that he could win the rights to the Ghasiteram name.
Though she is poor in studies, Champak is strongly supportive of her dream, and, with some effort, she secures a high rank in her final school examinations, enough for her to secure a scholarship from London's Truford University, which has partnered with her school. He often fights with his half-brother Gopi, who runs a competing sweet-shop, but they're greatly fond of each other.Ĭhampak's daughter Tarika has always harboured a dream to travel and study abroad. Champak Bansal is a widower and a sweet-shop owner in Udaipur, Rajasthan.
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