-You. -Hmm?
What are you doing here?
Enjoying the show?
Enjoying the show, are you?
Get out of here.
Get out!
Get the hell out of here! Right now!
My God!
Careful.
Sorry...
Officers.
Please finish all the proceedings quickly.
You can see we're in mourning.
And his mom has fainted from the shock.
Besides, our family has a reputation to keep up.
Police in our house means...
-Know what I mean? -What to do?
Sir.
Since the killer didn't care about your prestige
what can you expect from the police?
You are?
I'm the Deputy Superintendent of Police.
Satyaki.
My job is to find out the truth.
Who are you?
Samaresh Roy Barman.
So, the victim is your son?
Rudra was my eldest son.
You must be new to the area.
-That's why you don't know me. -No, I do.
I know you very well.
The Samaresh Roy Barman.
Pratapnagar has...
a multi super-speciality nursing home called Lifecare.
And you're the owner. I mean, chairperson.
Your eldest son
Rudra Roy Barman is the managing director.
I mean, he was.
Your second son, Ajitesh.
The face of the nursing home.
Famous surgeon.
And your youngest son is a saint amidst the sinners.
No, my bad.
I should say...
a sinner amidst the saints.
He's usually to be found...
at cheap pubs or brothels.
I don't see him around. Where is he?
Anyway.
Your daughter...
Shivani. She's married.
Her in-laws live in the neighbouring town, Palashpur.
Am I right?
Whose hairpin is it, Ajitesh?
The one lodged in the victim's back.
Answer me.
Who does it belong to?
I... I don't...
-Imon. -Sir?
After the forensics team is done, send the body for postmortem.
Yes, sir.
Who discovered the body?
The maid, Tani.
Tani. Okay.
I need to talk to her.
-First, you speak to her. -Yes, sir.
Note everything down.
Although, we need everyone's statements.
No one leaves this house till I give permission.
What do you mean?
We have work.
You can't force us to...
Are you suspecting us?
Rudra was murdered at home last night.
There are no signs of forced entry from outside.
That means...
the culprit is someone in this house.
So, each one of you is a suspect.
Everyone.
Got it?
THE OMINOUS NIGHT
Have you eaten anything since morning?
Can I get you something?
The police are here.
There's a female cop too.
My name is Satyaki.
Satyaki Sanyal.
Need to talk to Devi Roy Barman.
Tell me.
It was around 3:30 a.m.
I was going to the bathroom.
Where's your room?
The servants' quarter, in the north.
And washroom?
Wash?
Bathroom. Where's the bathroom?
Bathroom?
Other side of the courtyard.
There. That one.
Okay.
Carry on.
I was going to the bathroom when I heard a noise.
I looked upstairs.
Thought I saw someone on the balcony.
A shadowy figure.
In a burqa.
After it went out of sight I rushed to the loo.
I really had to poop.
Okay, you went to the bathroom. Then?
Feeling lighter, I went upstairs.
I saw Rudra's door was open.
Wide open?
Hmm.
It's usually shut.
Locked from the inside?
Hmm.
After that?
I went towards Rudra's room.
I called him a few times from outside.
Rudra.
Rudra?
When I didn't get a response, I went in.
I found him lying face down.
Soaked in blood.
Rudra?
The hairpin was lodged in his back.
I screamed!
Rudra!
How did you see all this?
What do you mean?
You said it was 3:30 a.m. The room must've been dark.
The lights were on.
Did Rudra usually keep the lights on?
I can't tell you that.
You're Devi's friends, right?
-Hmm. -Yes.
Last night, you were all in this house.
Yes.
It's her wedding reception today.
I mean, it was supposed to be.
-We stayed here for-- -Tell me...
Didn't you hear or find anything unusual last night?
N-Nothing like that.
Maya.
Did you see anything? You're a light sleeper.
I didn't see anything.
Oh!
-I heard a scream late at night. -Hmm.
That's when we woke up and rushed over.
That was after the murder.
After the body was discovered.
Okay.
You may leave.
I need to talk to Devi.
Sorry for disturbing you right now.
You're in shock.
But we have to do our job.
Where are your parents?
Won't they come?
They'll be here any moment.
Today's my wedding reception.
Was your wedding fixed by your families?
Families...
Yes. I mean...
Arranged marriage, right?
Tell me.
What were you saying?
You are so stupid!
Can't believe it.
I shouldn't have relied on you.
Actually...
We knew nothing about Chirag.
When his parents came to meet
we were really surprised.
That's when I called you, sir.
I'm glad that guy's dead.
Or the situation would get out of hand.
I'm telling you, Devi.
Try to understand.
That old man is up to something.
Let's go and check.
Disgusting!
I can't eavesdrop.
You can go eavesdrop.
To hell with your morals.
I have to know what that old guy and your parents are up to.
Maya.
You don't know what's right for you.
I always have to look out for you.
That's what I'm doing now.
Maya. Listen to me.
Got it?
Rest assured, you don't need to
worry about Devi anymore.
She'll live in my house.
As Rudra's wife.
-Come back. -It's an honour for us.
But...
Rudra sir...
-Rudra sir is... -Is what?
Married?
He was.
Not anymore.
Rittika is no more.
She died in an accident.
-Died in an accident? -She's dead?
But Rudra and Devi's age difference--
What age difference? Just 10 or 15 years.
That's no big deal.
-But-- -Don't you dare argue.
Shut your mouth! How dare you talk back?
Huh?
From Rudra's horoscope, the priest predicted that
his first two wives will die soon after the wedding.
The third will be a happy one.
I made a mistake by not believing him then.
Now, I'll fix that mistake.
Maya!
I'm glad Rittika's gone. Good riddance.
But her dad involved the police, dragged us to court.
Made a huge deal out of it.
I had to spend a lot of money to get out of it.
This time, I will get Rudra married to someone...
whose relatives won't dare to cause me trouble.
Will you?
But his first two wives will die means...
Devi too?
Maya! Come back.
Once the priest fixes the wedding date
I'll let you know.
Meet me then.
I'll give you the funds for the wedding.
I'm leaving.
Try not to die anytime soon.
Say something, Devi.
Silence won't help you.
I smell a conspiracy.
I need to find out what it is and who's behind it.
How will I find out if you keep quiet?
Please don't keep quiet, Devi.
Say something...
Anything...
-Speak up! -I don't know.
Why are you asking me?
I'm a nobody. I'm irrelevant.
I know nothing.
Why are you asking me?
-I know nothing. -Calm down.
-I'm a nobody. -Please calm down.
Don't ask me.
Leave!
-Please leave. -I am sorry, Devi.
I shouldn't have raised my voice.
Don't be so upset.
-Calm down, please. -Leave...
-Devi. -Go away.
I... Actually...
-Sir. -Devi.
Just leave.
Sir.
Tani is waiting downstairs.
I have spoken to her. You should too.
Let's go.
I'll be here for some time.
If you want to say something... Call me.
-Come on. -Hmm.
-What's wrong, Imon? -Hmm?
Why the long face?
I'm upset, sir.
Upset? Why?
A hot guy died.
Hot men are rare to come by anyway.
If we don't preserve the remaining ones...
So sad.
You have an interesting pair of eyes.
You know that, Tani?
Is this your latest attempt at flirting, sir?
Then I must say, it's rather pathetic.
Shut up.
I can see it in your eyes.
You catch a lot of things
which others don't notice at all.
Isn't it?
I'm very observant, sir.
Wow! Very good.
Tell me, Tani.
The hairpin Rudra was stabbed with... Whose is it?
Hmm?
Who wore it?
Rai.
I see.
Last evening when ma'am was going to sir's room...
Hmm.
Her hair was in a bun.
She wore that hairpin.
And when she came out of the room, the hairpin was...
Her hair was down. There was no hairpin.
What's wrong, Rudra?
What are you doing here alone?
Feeling sad?
It's the night of separation.
Are you missing your new bride?
Hmm?
Let's go downstairs.
Everyone's having fun. Come.
Come on.
What are you doing, Rudra?
I can't live without you, Rai.
The door's open. Someone might see us.
Rudra never cared about anyone else and he never will.
It's for you that Rittika...
No, Rudra.
Don't talk about it.
Even walls have ears.
Let me go.
Rai! Are you inside?
Rai?
One minute.
Who's this new character?
Rudra's mom. She runs the house.
Why aren't you saying anything?
What's wrong? Are you deaf?
What were you doing?
-Answer me! -Don't shout, Mother.
-Why are you making a scene? -I am making a scene?
And what were you doing here?
What was I doing?
You don't know, huh?
You don't know what you've done?
-Rittika is dead because of you. -Listen.
Whatever you want to say, say it to your son.
Rather, your sons. Not me.
Why are you still here?
-You should go to a brothel. -Watch your mouth!
-Even I can say a lot of things. -What?
What did you say?
-I know what your problem is. -What?
-What do you know? -Hmmph!
What can you do?
You got married at a young age.
Now, you're past your prime.
You're finished.
Can't keep your husband on a leash anymore.
What did you say? Wait.
I said stop!
Rai.
Rai!
I said stop.
Listen to me.
Rai!
Wonderful!
A wonderful family.
I'm in awe.
So, Tani...
Hmm?
When this drama was going on, were you the only one around?
Let's go, Imon.
We're done here.
Time to meet the others.
Will you introduce us, Tani?
Sure.
One minute, Tani.
You've worked here for a long time.
You're very observant.
Who do you think killed Rudra?
I think...
it could be anyone in this house.
Anyone.
Oh!
You're here.
Parents of the bride.
You mean...
Devi's parents?
Yes. I'm Sachin Sarkhel. This is my wife, Nita.
Today's Devi's wedding reception.
We thought it's better to come early.
The reception is cancelled.
Your son-in-law died last night.
Son-in law?
What do you mean he's dead?
-How? -Rudra sir is dead?
How?
Rudra "sir".
Interesting.
Keep quiet. You talk too much.
Can we please meet Devi?
She must be...
-You want to see her? -Yes.
Go ahead.
-Tani. -Hmm?
-Where's Devi? -She was in her room.
She isn't there. I just checked.
Might be in the bathroom. Let's go check.
Sneha.
Meet Devi's parents.
Please come.
And who are you?
I... I'm Sneha.
Sneha Acharya.
This is my uncle's house.
Rudra is my maternal cousin.
We came to attend his wedding.
We're from Kolkata.
Okay.
I'll talk to you later.
Come.
-Come on in. -Come.
Let's go.
Careful.
Come.
But where is Devi?
Imon.
(indistinct conversations)
She's not here.
I can't find her.
The entire house, terrace... She's nowhere.
-Did she run away? -Where will she go?
How are you, Devi?
Been ages since we met.
Why didn't you come sooner?
I'm coming.
I'm coming, Chirag.
I'm coming.