A new chapter begins: Pushpa solidifies her resolve to study law in Sony SAB’s ‘Pushpa Impossible’

Mumbai: Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible continues to resonate with audiences through its heartfelt and relevant storytelling. The show now enters a powerful and inspiring phase as Pushpa (Karuna Pandey) finds herself at a life-altering crossroads—one that propels her towards a new dream of studying law. Amidst this turning point, the entry of Professor Rajveer (Gaurav Chopra) adds a dramatic twist to her journey, bringing new challenges and unexpected emotional depth.

In the upcoming episodes, Pushpa’s determined attempt to help retired peon Ghanshyam  (Mukul Srivastava) hits a setback when her unconventional plan backfires, leading to Dilip's (Jayesh More) and Bapodara’s (Jayesh Bharbhaya) arrest. Though Ghanshyam eventually gets his pension, Pushpa faces unexpected accusations from Kadambari (Brinda Trivedi), who feels threatened by her growing bond with Jugal (Anshul Trivedi) and quietly plots against Chirag (Darshan Gurjar). Amidst this emotional chaos, Professor Rajveer Shastri’s harsh statement that “law is for the powerful” leaves Pushpa shaken. Their clash intensifies during a college debate where Pushpa’s practical wisdom is dismissed, but a student’s support reveals cracks in Shastri’s stoic facade. When she joins a mock jury, Pushpa realizes the case echoes Shastri’s hidden personal pain. Moved by this emotional revelation and Ghanshyam’s struggle, Pushpa takes a bold new step—she decides to study law, marking the beginning of a transformative chapter in her journey.

Karuna Pandey, who essays the role of Pushpa, shared, "This has been one of the most powerful and emotional moments in Pushpa’s journey so far. Her decision to study law isn’t just a personal milestone—it’s a message to every woman out there who thinks it’s too late to start over. Pushpa has always led with her heart, her instinct, and her resilience, but now she’s choosing to empower herself with knowledge and legal understanding. As an actor, portraying this shift has been incredibly fulfilling. I truly believe that whether you're 25 or 50, it's never too late for a fresh start. Pushpa’s story is proof of that."