My God! You're home so early.
Are you alright?
You and your jokes, Sohini.
Why are you waiting there?
Have a seat. Sit.
Sohini.
I was passing by Gada's shop and saw him making hot samosas.
Bought some. Broti's favourite.
Make two cups of tea.
Oh, I haven't introduced you.
This is Broti. Broti Mitra, my friend.
He's new around here, so he's a bit shy.
Get some tea.
Ah!
Kohli.
Sri Lanka might have won the match but...
Kohli became the man of the tournament.
If you drop so many catches
in a tournament, then it's impossible to win.
That's what happened.
-Dad. -Yes?
Satyaki! Come here.
My son, Satyaki.
Meet Broti. I was talking about him the other day.
You mean who died by self immolation?
He didn't die.
I saved him.
I made a mistake in the investigation.
Rimi wasn't killed by Broti.
Is this one of your practical jokes?
What?
No one is here except you, me and Mom.
-Huh? -Calm down.
-No one? -No.
A man is sitting in front of you
and you're saying no one's here?
No one! Nobody!
Why did you call me?
The day Chirag died...
I was in Maharani Salon from 12:00 p.m. to 03:00 p.m. Right?
You weren't there till three o'clock.
My mom told me.
At one o'clock, you came to my house.
Auntie.
Is Maya home?
No, she's gone out.
Oh.
Chirag's parents are coming today, right?
Yes, in the evening.
That's why you look so happy.
You will get to meet your in-laws.
Did you go to the salon?
Yes, for...
In-laws? We aren't married yet.
I'm going to Maya's room. Need to talk to her.
Maya is very upset because you're leaving.
Ignore that silly girl.
She keeps saying...
that she won't let me go anywhere.
I'll still be in Palashpur after marriage.
Chirag teaches in a local school.
I'll handle her.
Rest up.
-I'm going to her room. -Okay.
Where were you?
-I was out for some work. -Then?
Nothing.
When I got back at three, you weren't there.
You'd left.
I asked mom but she didn't know when you left.
She was asleep.
So, we didn't meet that day?
No, we didn't.
Maybe you don't remember, Devi.
Two weeks before Chirag died, we weren't on talking terms.
I'd shared a horrific incident with you.
But you didn't care.
You didn't break it off with Chirag.
You planned to marry him.
Did you do the right thing?
What else could I have done?
I had no one but Chirag.
Me?
Wasn't I there?
Maya...
THE OMINOUS NIGHT
We're investigating the death of Chirag Mukherjee.
We heard he was supposed to marry Devi.
Yes.
It's very sad.
The day their parents were supposed to meet...
Chirag drowned in the pond.
Was Devi at your place when Chirag died?
Why do you ask?
Devi used to visit us frequently.
She didn't like it in her own house.
-So, she used to come over. -Why didn't she like it at home?
Isn't it obvious?
Devi and her parents
-have a huge age gap. -Hmm.
Also...
that family never seemed normal.
I mean, right after Devi suffered such a tragedy
her parents went for a pilgrimage.
Think about it.
How can her parents do that?
What did you wish for?
Don't you know?
If I tell you, my wish won't come true.
But I know what you wished for.
As if.
Tell me then. What did I wish for?
You wished that I may live longer than you.
Chirag.
How did you know that?
Devi.
I know you better than yourself.
Me?
I don't know myself at all.
I don't remember my past at all.
Why are you getting upset?
Huh?
Six years ago, you lost your memory in an accident.
It's not your fault.
The fact that you survived is more than enough for me.
What would I do without you?
What else?
You would've found a better girl.
Wouldn't have met a forgetful girl like me.
Done?
Hmm.
Didn't I ask you
to get your childhood photos from your parents?
There are no photos, Chirag.
Not a single one.
Six years ago, we came to Palashpur.
We have no keepsakes from our life before that.
Neither in my memory...
nor with my parents.
Chirag, I feel as if I was born just six years ago.
Hey!
Hope you're not having any issues here.
No.
Can I get my phone back?
Hmm?
So much dust! This is why I have dust allergy.
Can you prescribe some medicine for it?
Oh, you were saying something.
Please help me.
I'm not the killer, believe me.
I am not the killer, officer.
I'm a reputed doctor.
-Right. -I've worked hard to earn it.
Now I will lose everything.
Respect is all I have. Nothing else.
Respect?
Hmm.
Only respect.
Why are you here?
I asked Satyaki to come.
Satyaki has gone to Kolkata for the civil services exam.
You wanted to meet him.
I thought it's urgent, so I came.
Is something wrong?
I think Anindya needs a long vacation.
Take him to a doctor.
He needs treatment.
He's an asset to the police force.
Go to the SP's office and take Anindya home.
We have a local doctor. Dr. Santra.
-We go to his clinic whenever-- -Madam.
He's not physically unwell.
He needs a good psychiatrist.
A very good one.
Just listen to him.
Broti's speaking rubbish.
If Kohli hadn't scored 77 how could India have chased 130?
Yuvraj Singh was a flop.
Just 11 off 21 balls.
And Rohit Sharma?
An average player. Just 29 off 26 balls.
What are you doing?
Who are you?
You don't recognise me?
Anindya?
No.
Okay.
I'll get going.
-You have my number. -Hmm.
-Call me if you have any information. -Sure.
Wait a minute.
Maybe it's not relevant...
but I must say it.
We've been neighbours for almost six years.
In all this time, I haven't seen her parents go to work.
Yes, he's right.
But they don't seem to be very wealthy.
So how are they getting by without a job for six years?
He's absolutely right.
I have noticed something.
On the last Wednesday of every month, come rain or shine...
Devi's father, Sachin, would go out in the morning
and return in the afternoon.
You have a mom, dad, brothers, a sister...
A wife...
You have everyone but you're saying...
that respect is all you have.
Strange!
You don't know my family, officer.
Why do you say that?
It's better to live with wild animals than with my family.
Believe me.
Why?
Rudra's murder is not the first in our house.
Two years ago...
Rudra's first wife was murdered in our house.
Rittika.
What's done is done, Rittika.
-Why are you leaving? -Because I can.
I will leave
because I'm not a coward like you.
My partner
is openly having an affair.
You want me to accept that?
You want me to stay silent?
Tell your husband whatever you want.
But don't you dare drag me into this.
Shut up! Just shut up!
You whore!
Don't you have any shame, you cheap woman?
How dare you talk back?
First warning, Rittika.
Warning?
You're giving me a warning?
You shameless lech!
Sleeping with your brother's wife and you're warning me?
Yeah, I'm shameless.
She is capable of doing things in bed
which you can't even imagine.
What happened, Rittika?
What's wrong? Why are you making a scene?
You are not letting me enjoy my new bride.
Kirti.
You're new to this family.
I know your parents are not wealthy.
If you want what's good for you...
then leave with me right now.
That f**king nurse has seduced every man in this family.
Your husband, my husband.
Even their dad is hungry for her body.
Disgusting! Shame on them!
-This place is hell! -Second and final warning, Rittika.
You can say whatever you want about anyone
but not a single word against Rai.
Rittika.
-Come downstairs. -Let me go.
-Listen to me. -How do you tolerate it, Mother?
How?
Your sons... Your husband...
This whore of a nurse...
-Why do you allow it? -Come with me.
-Are you even-- -Let her go, Rudra.
What are you doing?
-You're hurting me. -Stop, Rudra!
She's dead.
What?
Hush! Keep quiet!
Everyone, out.
What happened in this room...
stays in this room.
I'll take care of everything.
Everyone, out!
You know, Chirag...
Maya can't stand you.
She's just being possessive.
Maya loves you so much, she doesn't want to share you.
After we get married...
when she sees you're happy, she will be fine.
No.
It's not that simple.
Maya isn't angry specifically with you.
She just can't stand teachers.
What? Why?
Chirag.
Maya has a dark past.
It's horrible.
A frightening past.
Maya.
Maya?
Sir?
Here I am.
I told you no one's home.
We were supposed to buy gifts for my brother's wedding.
Hmm.
Your parents went out but you didn't.
I thought I should come.
No point skipping class.
I saw your parents getting on to the train.
Oh.
I didn't go because I have fever.
Fever?
Gosh!
You have fever?
Let me check.
-Sir-- -Quiet!
Keep quiet! Come with me!
Come on!
Shut up and walk!
Then?
What happened after that?
Luckily, her parents came home at the right time.
They caught him red-handed.
Just imagine, Chirag.
He was married.
What he did with his student...
That man...
killed himself in fear of a scandal.
Maya's parents...
left Kolkata and settled in Palashpur.
Since then, Maya doesn't trust teachers.
Doesn't trust them at all.
Naturally.
-That's only natural. -Hmm.
-I wasn't aware of this. -Hmm.
I will talk to Maya.
I'll assure her that most teachers are not like that.
-I will tell her. -There's no point.
But why?
Because Maya only talks to me.
Hmm.
Alright.
Enough for today.
We'll resume tomorrow.
We'll produce you in court tomorrow.
So, I will get bail tomorrow?
That's up to the judge.
But we'll appeal to take you into custody
for further investigation.
Rakshit.
Put him in the lockup.
His watch and glasses...
Seize them.
Come.
(indistinct chatter)
Hey!
Attention, everyone.
Come here.
Your work can wait. Come.
Mr. Anindya Sanyal.
He's here with his medical certificate.
So that he can rejoin the force.
His wife and son are here too.
According to them, he's completely fine now.
He remembers everything. He can recognise everyone.
But the DM wants me to evaluate the case.
To check if Anindya's really fit to work.
Anindya.
I have five questions for you.
If you answer them correctly
you can join the force.
By the way...
You recognise me, right?
So, what's my name?
Prabal Halder.
A corrupt and incompetent police officer.
You got four questions left, Prabal.
Hmm.
Not four.
I think you're perfectly fine.
I have one more question for you.
Just one.
Broti Mitra...
Why did he set himself on fire?
Prabal uncle.
You're a murderer! You did this to him.
You're to blame for his death.
(indistinct chatter)
You!
-Dad! -Anindya!
-Let go of him. -Anindya, stop it.
Stop, Dad!
Let's go. You don't have to work with them.
-Please, Anindya! -Dad.
-Dad! -Anindya!
What happened to him?
What's wrong, Dad?
Anindya! Anindya! Anindya!
Devi! What's she doing here at this hour?