Episode 9 of Mirzapur Season 3, titled "Ansh," commences with Chotte at his abode, frantically packing a bag filled with Saloni's attire. He informs his mother, Geeta, that he's planning a vacation with Saloni and entreats her to take care of his daughter in his absence. Geeta, sensing the urgency, prompts him to discuss the situation with Devdutt and seek a resolution. Chotte, however, flares up, challenging Geeta to recall that he's not Bharat, but Chotte. Geeta attempts to sidestep the confrontation, emphasizing that she cares solely for her living son. She poses a dilemma to Chotte, asking him to choose between living his twin's life or shattering the family's harmony by revealing his true identity. Chotte catches the subtle hint from his mother.
Meanwhile, Saloni confides in Golu that the public believes she's deceased. Golu, determined to free her friend, urges Saloni to aid in releasing her handcuffed hand. With a quick maneuver, Saloni frees the other end of the handcuff, granting Golu the freedom to move her hand unhindered. The two women remain in a strategic position, awaiting Chotte's return. Golu requests Saloni to distract Chotte while she attempts to subdue him, ensuring their escape.
At the Pandit abode, Robin's lifeless body is solemnly removed, leaving behind a heavy silence. Vasudha, her voice trembling, informs the officers that it was Guddu who had struck down Robin. Promptly, IG Dubey and his men descend upon the Tripathi residence, apprehending Guddu and escorting him into police custody.
Concurrently, Madhuri dispatches Zarina with a mission - to escort Beena and the newborn to Lucknow, where Madhuri herself awaits. Elsewhere, J.P. Yadhav's desire to meet Zarina burns brightly. He tasks Mridul with finding her and bringing her to him for a crucial conversation.
Later that day, Madhuri reveals to Sharad that Guddu has been arrested and is now incarcerated in Lucknow. Sharad's face brightens with relief, and he embraces Madhuri tightly. She gently suggests that he should embark on a new chapter of his life with her, and he readily agrees.
Meanwhile, Mridul manages to locate Zarina and entices her with a lucrative offer on behalf of his client. Unable to resist the allure of a hefty sum, Zarina reluctantly agrees to meet with his client.
Inside the prison's grim confines, Madhuri confronts Guddu. He confesses his jealousy towards Munna, envying the life he had led and the fact that he was Madhuri's husband, defended even in death. Madhuri, however, makes it clear that she seeks not only justice for Munna but also an end to the cycle of violence that Guddu has unleashed. She instructs the officers to deal with Guddu as they see fit.
Chotte strides forward, determined to liberate Saloni and reveals his true identity as Bharat. He vows never to revert to being Chotte again. As Saloni stands to depart, Golu suddenly appears, her blade slicing through Saloni's wrist. Chotte retaliates with a bullet, wounding Golu's arm, yet she manages to escape.
Inside the prison, a ruthless gang of convicts savagely attacks Guddu, reducing him to a bloody pulp. Despite his valiant attempts to fight back, Guddu eventually succumbs to their brutality, losing consciousness. The cops intervene at the brink of Guddu's demise, capturing the convicts in the act. One of the officers snaps a haunting photo of Guddu, bloodied and battered, and sends it to PA Anand.
Meanwhile, Munnawar prepares for a pivotal meeting, hopeful of shaping a brighter future for Purvanchal. At the Shukla Manor, Shakuntala urges Sharad to let go of his past and embrace a better tomorrow. Madhuri organizes a welcoming ceremony for Beena, showing her the gruesome photo of Guddu's fate.
Dimpy encounters Ramakant in prison, her resolve to end crime in Mirzapur strengthened by Robin's demise. She demands from Ramakant the location of the incriminating evidence Robin had gathered against the dons of Purvanchal. Ramakant, in a shocking revelation, informs Dimpy that Sharad was the one who murdered Madhuri's father, CM S.P. Yadhav, as the episode draws to a dramatic close.
