Maya and her companions find themselves in a tense situation as they navigate through dark and unfamiliar terrain, with the threat of danger looming. Brij Bhushan's men are armed and waiting for orders amidst an atmosphere of uncertainty. Armed with a pistol, Maya leads the group while others follow, unsure of what to do. Pandit suggests seeking counsel from Baram Baba, who appears to hold sway over the unfolding events. As tensions rise, Maya witnesses a surreal display as Baram Baba begins a trance-like dance, culminating in his departure and Maya collapsing unconscious in the fields. Meanwhile, media vans arrive on the scene, capturing the unfolding drama live. Shukla takes charge and presents a dead body found in the fields to the media, while Maya is rushed to the hospital. .

Maya's actions are known to everyone in the village. Brij Bhushan decides to visit the village after learning about Maya's influence on the leaders. Meanwhile, Maya, Shukla, and a group of workers start digging in the cauliflower field. As the night progresses, a curious lover from the village spots the activity and rushes to inform the village priest, Pandit. Pandit, shocked by what he sees, immediately contacts Brij Bhushan, who is on his way to the village. The digging continues, and Maya remains tense, holding her service revolver. A crowd gathers, and just when it seems like trouble is inevitable, bats swarm around the banyan tree, creating chaos. Shukla smiles, realizing the distraction has bought them time. .

Maya's persistent questioning and assertiveness had made Brij Bhushan somewhat cautious. While he expected Maya to find nothing substantial, he still alerted his men. On the other hand, Param had been apprehended by Maya and Shukla and confined to the cell in the police station. Despite Param vehemently denying any involvement, Maya knew she couldn't keep him detained for more than a day without evidence. As Shukla intensified efforts to uncover individuals capable of digging up fields overnight, Maya, who usually relied on herself, found herself silently seeking a small miracle in this challenging situation. In her conversation with the divine, Maya unexpectedly experienced a revelation. The same voice that had instructed her to dig resounded in her ears again, accompanied by a boy in white clothes. Although his face was obscured, his voice was clear. In haste, Maya rushed to the police station, still grappling with the vivid dream in her mind. Upon arrival, she found Shukla and Param, the former startled and the latter asleep. Maya narrated her dream to Shukla, describing everything she had witnessed. Shukla's expression revealed a mix of disbelief and astonishment. .

Maya learned revealing details from Brij Bhushan's mother. On their drive to Brij Bhushan's opulent mansion, she discovered his family's wealthy lineage, known for indulgence across generations. During their conversation, Brij Bhushan's mother shared two striking comments: his shift to business from his ancestors' indulgence and the Baram Baba phenomenon's connection to Shukla's daughter, dating back a while. Sensing Shukla's lack of knowledge, Maya chose not to probe further. Instead, she mentioned the business interests. Revealing how the mansion's owners took any woman they liked hinted at a darker side behind Brij Bhushan's business shift. Suspecting something sinister, Maya urgently called Shukla, sending Param away on an errand. Discussing the Bhagalpur incident, she hinted at suspicious produce in Brij Bhushan's fields, potentially hinting at buried secrets. Shukla was initially shocked, then hurled at the revelation. After composing himself, he inquired about their plan, acknowledging the risk of confronting Brij Bhushan, a powerful figure in the village.

Maya visits Brij Bhushan’s mother and engages in a casual chat. However, she notices something

strange—a group of bodybuilders, which strikes her as odd. As the conversation progresses, the old

woman reveals that the Baram baba phenomenon is relatively recent; in her time, they worshiped rather

than feared it. Digging deeper, Maya discovers that whatever it is, it resides within that house. Unable to

officially search the premises, she decides to investigate at night.

It begins with a missing 15-year-old girl in the village, creating a stir among the locals. Maya, despite her efforts, finds it hard to file a police complaint as the family isn't willing and the village's blind devotion to a figure named Baram Baba complicates matters. Maya learns from Shukla about a previous incident where an officer tried to investigate a similar case but faced opposition from the village authorities, leading to gruesome consequences. People in the village are hesitant to involve the police due to a history associated with Baram Baba. Maya decides to explore the village herself, meeting people, interacting with children, offering prayers at the temple, and engaging with the village leaders in conversations filled with affection. Yet, amid these encounters, she notices a few individuals who seem out of place, their demeanor and appearance resembling city dwellers rather than villagers. These individuals, robust and towering, stand out as they roam the streets on bikes or appear in the market, sparking Maya's curiosity and suspicion. .

Maya receives a cautionary call from her senior, Pandey, warning her to tread carefully.

She questions the hawaldars about informing Pandey, but they deny it. Maya observes the Baram

Baba area from afar, realizing it borders Nepal and belongs to Brij Bhushan. Though unsure

where to start, Maya feels compelled to investigate further. Meanwhile, another girl goes missing

from the village. Despite sensing someone's presence, Maya returns to the outpost, suspicious of

Brij Bhushan's involvement in the disappearances. As the weather changes, Maya heads back,

feeling watched, even though no one is visible. .

Maya discovers that Dulari, the girl she met earlier, is missing. Against warnings, she investigates, encountering resistance from Pujari and Mukhiya, who caution her about Baram Baba's matters. Maya is oblivious that Dulari disappeared the night she peacefully slept. Upon reaching the village, chaos ensues as accusations are thrown at her for meddling with Baram Baba's territory. The Mukhiya, Pujari, and Sahu, a wealthy figure, challenge Maya's understanding of local customs. Sahu's smooth talk quells the crowd. As Maya returns, the villagers remain skeptical, setting the stage for further complications in the investigation. .

Maya, as she ventures with three constables to raid an illegal liquor distillery. Unaware of the danger ahead, Maya recalls her father's advice from childhood, "When things happen as per your wish, it's good, but if they don't, it's even better." This thought used to annoy Maya. What could be better if things don't go as planned? Her father would explain that if things don't align with your desires, it's God's will, and God can never wish ill for you. In the current scenario, Maya finds herself puzzled about the goodness behind her posting in the Barampur village, leaving the comforts of the city behind. After meeting Dulari, Maya feels a glimmer of hope, sensing an opportunity to make a difference for girls like Dulari in the village. This realization motivates her. Returning to her room after a long day, she finds all she needs, feeling grateful and falling asleep with a smile, thanking Dulari from the heart. .

Super Cop Maya is the story of a detective cop named Maya. In this episode, Maya is compared to a fearless lioness. Just like a lioness on a hunt, Maya doesn't consider how dangerous or massive her target is or how many enemies are against her. She's as powerful as any lioness out there! When Maya attacked the stronghold of a powerful figure all by herself, she discovered a large stash of illegal wealth. After severely impacting this influential person, she's now on their trail. The episode leaves us wondering what Maya will do next. .