Episode 6 of Mirzapur's third season kicks off with a bloodbath as Guddu's marauding henchmen massacre Sharad's loyalists and decimate a shipment of alcohol. Enraged, Sharad dispatches his own brute to discipline Guddu, but the thug ends up meeting his fate, slain by Guddu's relentless hands. Fueled by drugs, Guddu transforms into a rampaging monster, slaughtering anyone linked to Sharad. His rampage extends to the point where he executes Sharad's acquaintance, Kripa, in front of his horrified wife and son.
Upon hearing of Kripa's demise, Sharad's fury knows no bounds, and he vows to obliterate Guddu. Yet, Kaleen, with a cool head, likens Guddu to the demon Bhasmasur, who ultimately perished while attempting to engulf the world in flames. He dissuades Sharad from hastily summoning a thug gathering, advising that Guddu's reckless actions will incite the other crime lords to convene a meeting themselves. Kaleen further declares his intention to abandon his throne aspirations and aid Sharad in ascending instead of Guddu.
The narrative shifts to Munnawar, who confronts Guddu, imploring him to halt his destructive spree as it is inflicting havoc on Purvanchal. Guddu, however, remains unyielding, vowing to continue his quest until he finds Golu. He then tasks Tausif with preparing for the arrival of a drug shipment from Nepal destined for Mirzapur. That fateful night, the police intercept the boat on the verge of entering Mirzapur. To Guddu and Shabnam's relief, it is Pyarelal Joshi who leads the law enforcement contingent. Contrary to confiscating the contraband, Pyarelal escorts the drugs into Mirzapur and delivers them into Shabnam's hands.
Shabnam sternly warned Guddu that his reckless actions would be the downfall of their business and a nightmare for her father. Ignoring the warning, Guddu insisted that finding Golu was his utmost priority, and he would not rest until she was safe. His tone turned menacing as he threatened Shabnam, vowing to end her life if she ever spoke ill of Golu again.
The following morning, Guddu dispatched massive quantities of opium to the dons of Purvanchal, ordering them to sell the drugs in and around the region. Beena, concerned, reminded Guddu that flooding the market with such vast amounts of drugs was not the right approach. She urged him to address the grievances of the people of Mirzapur, as he always did, to maintain his image as its undisputed ruler.
Meanwhile, drug dealer Chaddha approached Sharad with a troubling revelation. He informed Sharad that the drugs Guddu was supplying to the Jaunpur market were of unparalleled quality, outshining even Sharad's own supply. Sharad, anxious, asked Chaddha to do whatever it took to contain the sale of Guddu's drugs, ensuring his own business remained afloat. However, Chaddha was unwavering, pointing out that Guddu's drugs were rapidly gaining popularity throughout Purvanchal and advising Sharad to brace himself for a fierce competition.
In prison, Ramakant emerged as a voice of reason and defense for Raheem and the other innocent inmates. Lala, sensing an opportunity, offered Ramakant a chance to help him file a bail petition. However, Ramakant refused, stating that he would only lend a hand if Lala confessed to his crimes.
Amidst this turmoil, IG Dubey made a surprise visit to Madhuri, handing her a list of police officers who were allegedly serving the local thugs and dons. Without hesitation, Madhuri took matters into her own hands, announcing the transfer of all those officers without consulting Home Minister Shukla.
Meanwhile, Golu's father approached his superior with a request to track his missing daughter's phone. Just as he spoke, every police officer suddenly received a call regarding a transfer, stirring a frenzy among them. Home Minister Solanki, enraged, hurried to confront Madhuri. Unwavering, Madhuri confronted Solanki in front of the other ministers, daring him to resign if he couldn't abide by her directives. Solanki, enraged, stormed off.
At the Tripathi residence, Beena remained obsessed with the cat, devising elaborate traps to capture it. Later, Bharat, alias Chotte, brought Golu some Chinese food, unaware that she had already discerned his true identity. Golu addressed him by his real name, "Shatrugan," which enraged him.
That evening, PA Anand arrived to meet Madhuri, tuning in the news. He revealed how the media and the opposition party were exploiting Madhuri's first husband's death to tarnish her image. Madhuri instructed Anand to launch a campaign for their party candidate, Zarina, a renowned dancer. She hoped that Zarina's campaign would divert attention from the negative news reports.
Madhuri summoned Zarina and inquired about her uncle, J.P. Yadhav, a client of hers. She assured Zarina that locating Yadhav would guarantee her a secure position in the party. The narrative shifted to a politician named Kushwaha, who met Yadhav in a secluded temple, where he had seemingly retreated from the outside world.
In prison, Ramakant remained a beacon of hope for wrongly accused convicts. Days later, Robin, Vasudha, and Dimpy boarded a bus to the prison, accompanied by the families of those Ramakant had helped release. Inside, a farewell ceremony was held for the inmates即将释放的囚犯们). During the ceremony, Raheem recited some of his poems, moving Lala deeply. Touched, Lala offered Raheem money as a token of appreciation. However, Raheem, in a sudden turn, stabbed Lala with a pencil, killing the drug dealer instantly, shocking Ramakant who witnessed the brutal act.
