(indistinct chatter)
What's her name again?
Pushpa uh...
Pushparani Das.
Okay.
Was she here last evening?
He's asking you.
Was she here last evening?
What?
Was Pushpa here last evening?
Yes.
How long did she live here?
For years. At least 10 or 15 years.
She used to look after Atin's mother when she was on her death bed.
Then she passed way.
And Pushpa stayed on.
Fifteen years is a long time.
She lived here for so long. Why would she just leave one night?
Strange.
Exactly, I don't get it.
Sir, we found a low-budget phone. Seems to be hers.
-Collect it as evidence. -Okay.
Done searching the ground floor. Can we go upstairs?
Let's go.
Come.
Who is she?
-Sir. -Hmm?
-Check that room. -Okay, sir.
Wait.
That's the Goddess' room.
Do not go in.
See...
There's nothing we can do just yet.
She's an adult. She can leave the house if she wants.
And we found no signs of kidnapping as such.
Do something.
Wait for a few more days.
If she doesn't come back by then
then we'll begin the search.
Hmm?
Oh, one more thing.
Please don't mind
but I think you should get him married.
He brought home a woman
about whom he knows nothing.
Doesn't look good.
And she's a poor woman. Kept crying.
So, I didn't further question her.
But...
I found her a little fishy.
We saw a pair of indoor slippers in the house.
Saw a pair of outdoor slippers outside.
Did Pushpa own two pairs?
-You know who goes out bare-foot? -Who?
Someone who runs out scared.
Dadababu?
Hmm?
You haven't eaten since morning.
Please eat.
I've made something.
I'm not hungry.
You can eat and go to bed.
Dadababu.
Eat something.
Dadababu.
Won't you offer prayer to the Goddess?
Where's Her offering?
How could...
How could I eat before offering food to the Goddess?
Before worshipping the Goddess...
Selfish! So selfish!
O Mother...
Mother...
Take a shower first, Dadababu.
I'll prepare the Goddess' offering.
What's wrong, Dadababu?
I don't feel like eating.
You eat.
D-Damri...
Damri...
Damri!
What happened, Dadababu?
Look at that.
The Goddess accepted my offering.
Damri.
She ate what I offered Her, Damri.
-Yes, Dadababu. -She accepted it.
Mother...
O Mother Goddess!
O Goddess...
Dadababu.
Mother...
Mother Goddess...
Mother...
O Mother Goddess!
O Mother...
Something wrong, Dadababu?
Nothing.
We've asked around everywhere.
I mean, wherever plausible.
Nursing homes, old-age homes.
Mental asylums too.
We went to her hometown in Burdwan too.
But she didn't go there.
In fact, she didn't even contact anyone there.
Now, you can take some initiative.
You can put an ad in the papers.
Or distribute leaflets with her details.
Or post on social media...
That might give us a lead.
Our efforts are worthless, officer.
It's all up to the Goddess.
Huh?
What are you trying to say?
Do we close the case?
Do as you wish.
One more thing.
Is the woman you brought home still--
Your work's done, right?
Then please leave. I've to worship the Goddess.
Hmm.
Okay.
Any progress, sir?
No. Case closed. Let's go.
Mother!
(chanting)
Atin!
(continues chanting)
Atin?