and style. Guruji is righteously infuriated by their lack of morals. He strictly denies them a place in the village for their performance, as he believes that it can spoil the villagers' minds and their future. Chandrakala tries to confront him but fails and returns with the entire troupe in anger. Her ego is so hurt that she decides to take revenge by staying and performing at a place on the outskirts of the village. On the way, she stops everyone and asks them to settle there, set the tents and establish a stage where she can perform. The next day, she starts performing. The adult students all hear the loud music and bunk class to see her perform. When Guruji learns this, he vents his anger on the dance troupe and scolds everyone. He demolishes the tents and everything there. Despite this, the villagers do not listen to Guruji and keep skipping classes to see Chandrakala's dance. A furious Guruji goes there and tries to confront Chandrakala. Meanwhile, Chandrakala slips on the floor and is badly injured. In humanity and humility Guruji helps her. By the time Chandrakala recovers, he is overwhelmed by a lust that he has never before encountered or felt. Horrified, he asks her to keep their meeting a secret, but, later on he starts visiting her secretly and thus his love for Chandrakala gradually develops. Later, the son of the Sarpanch, who is against the teacher, finds him visiting Chandrakala on a daily basis. One evening, he calls his father and all the villagers to see Guruji with Chandrakala, but they don't find him. Guruji is deeply hurt as he deceives the villagers. Bajirao tries to frame Guruji in a molestation case. But a villager (milkman) who seeks revenge on Bajirao, kills him (because in the past Bajirao tried to molest his wife). When they see Bajirao's corpse in the school, Chandrakala and Guruji exchange his clothes with those of Guruji. Chandrakala then asks Guruji to flee with her. On that stormy night, when the villagers come to know through a local clown that a murder has taken place, they gather near the dead body lying in the school. Because of the dark, the villagers only see Guruji's clothes on the dead body, and they believe that their Guruji has been killed. Chandrakala takes Guruji with her and keeps him in disguise as a Mastar,