Oh, son-in-law, what is all this I'm hearing?
Did those intelligence officers
come to question you? - Yes, sir.
They suspect that Shanvika and I
were involved in SP Mishra's murder.
What? What? What? What?
Are they out of their minds?
Don't they know who you are?
You're Minister Daddu Prasad's son-in-law
and the District Magistrate. How dare they even question you?
Wait, wait, wait. I'll call the Chief Minister right now.
No, sir. There's no need for that.
The Intelligence Agency is simply doing its job.
Fine, fine. Let them do their job.
Don't worry at all.
Let's see which lion from the jungle
thinks he's bigger than me! - Sir, there is
as much distance between suspicion and truth
as there is between the earth and the sky.
I'm not worried. - Good.
I'll take care of everything.
Take care of yourself.
I won't let anything happen to you.
You have my word. - Okay.
Singh. - Yes, sir.
In the SP Mishra case,
it appears Shanvika is involved.
And Kuldeep Kumar, my dear son-in-law,
is standing by her completely.
See the confidence in that boy?
His overconfidence is as immovable as a mountain!
Let's frame him.
But, sir,
you were the one who said we'd keep
the DM under Mala's control. Then why this?
Singh, it's obvious now.
Shanvika is taking revenge on everyone
responsible for her father's
and husband's murders.
Now,
SP Mishra is dead.
The next target could be Angad
or it could even be us.
And Kuldeep is helping her every step of the way.
Let's...
set a trap for him.
Okay? What's the worst that can happen?
If he survives,
I'll make him Mala's obedient puppet.
And if both of them end up on death row,
the thorn in our path will be removed forever.
Wow, brother. - Isn't that brilliant?
Oh yes, what's...
What's the name of that doctor? Doctor...
Manish... - Yes, Dr. Manish Gautam. Call him.
I'll call him.
Tell him the minister wants to speak with him.
Yes, sir. Right away.
Constable Divya Verma? - Yes.
Sir wants to see you.
Sir.
Please have a seat, madam.
Ms. Divya, let's get straight to the point.
What was your relationship with SP Mishra?
Speak.
Nothing beyond a normal senior-junior relationship, sir.
I see.
Then what's this?
You can see it yourself, can't you?
Just a few hours before he was murdered, SP Mishra
left your house.
And, Ms. Divya,
this evidence alone is enough to make you a suspect.
Sir, I didn't kill him.
And honestly, I'm not even sorry he's dead.
Whoever killed him did the right thing.
That's exactly what he deserved.
That's a lot of hatred.
May I ask why?
Sir...
SP K.K. Mishra caught me accepting a bribe once.
After that, he...
Sir, my marriage has been fixed.
I can't keep doing this anymore.
Then get married.
Who's stopping you?
Just make sure things continue exactly as they are
even after your wedding.
Sir, I was caught taking a bribe only once.
But you've trapped me for life.
It would've been better
if you'd simply suspended me permanently.
I won't suspend you.
Remember the Fardeen encounter case in Sitaarpur?
I'll reopen the departmental inquiry
and send you straight to jail.
A murder charge
we'd keep keep you behind bars for a very long time.
But sir, how long will this continue?
As long as I want it to.
Here, take this.
Have some water.
Thank you, sir.
You may leave now, madam.
What happened?
Sir,
that night, SP Mishra told me
he was about to receive Rs. 10 crore
from Shanvika Chauhan.
Thank you, Ms. Divya.
You may leave. - Okay.
So, Baratilal... - Sir?
Your information is reliable?
Sir, my sources are completely reliable.
Baratilal has never failed a mission before
and he won't fail today either. - Sir,
if Baratilal says it, you can trust it.
Fine. Let's trust him.
But if Baratilal fails this time,
then... - Sir,
you can make me fast for eight days.
I've verified everything thoroughly
before bringing you to Kallu's Dhaba.
Sir...
Sir, didn't I tell you?
Isn't the Dal nice?
The Dal is extremely delicious,
but where's your source?
He's on the way.
Look, sir. Here he comes.
He is my superior.
Sir, I'm Dr. Manish Gautam.
I was the one who called you.
Please have a seat, Doctor.
Tell me.
Sir, I informed DM Kuldeep Kumar about Dr. Vinay Parihar.
The very next day, Vinay was murdered.
I'm not saying the DM had anything to do with it.
I just felt this information
might help your investigation.
But one thing has been bothering me.
The night
DM Kuldeep conducted that hospital raid,
Pushkar Chauhan escaped from there.
I thought you should know that.
But sir, I don't want my name dragged into this.
Don't worry, Doctor.
Your name won't come up. Thank you.
Fine.
At least we got something useful.
Yes. Get to work.
Pradeep's phone isn't connecting.
Ever since he returned from the Intelligence Agency,
he's missing.
Sir, I've called and left messages too,
but his phone is switched off, sir.
That's not good news.
Find out where Pradeep is
and what conversation he had at that Intelligence Agency.
Sir, I'll check his house myself.
Go. Find out. - Yes, sir.
Kuldeep Kumar
was the top officer of his IAS batch.
I can't understand why he's doing all this.
He knows if anything goes wrong, he'll be ruined.
Sir, it's all because of love.
Educated or uneducated,
everyone ends up the same
when they fall in love.
Oh, so you know a lot
about love?
Sir, I feel
there's still
another missing link in this case.
No, no, no.
Kuldeep
and Shanvika.
These two,
focus the investigation on them.
Okay, sir. - Contact Pradeep.
Sir.
'The number you've called is currently switched off.'
Sir, it's saying the phone is switched off.
Oh, come on.
Hello.
Hey, Pradeep, where are you?
I'm leaving Sitaarpur.
Those intelligence officers are after me.
They made me sit there all day yesterday
and didn't even question me or meet me.
Brother, don't panic.
First, tell me where you are.
Oh, brother, let me be afraid.
Fear is what keeps a man alive.
And honestly,
I don't want to get involved in the games of powerful people.
Pradeep,
you should speak to the DM first.
He's been trying to reach you since morning.
The DM only has a few days left.
Soon, he'll be behind bars for a long time.
And I'll be dragged down with him.
If anyone asks about me, tell them you couldn't find me.
All right? I'm hanging up now. Bye.
Hello... He hung up.
Driver,
the passenger is gone. Let's move.
What's the rush, Mr. Pradeep?
I asked you to come at 7:00 in the morning.
Since you didn't show up,
I came to pick you up myself.
Sir is coming.
Please come in, sir.
Yes. - Hey!
Mr. Pradeep,
what's going on here?
Even though you're from the police department,
instead of cooperating with the investigation,
you're trying to run away?
Didn't I tell you
not to leave Sitaarpur
until the investigation is complete?
Sir, I was just
going to my village.
I would've been back by morning.
Listen, Mr. Pradeep.
Our boss may sit in an office,
but he keeps an eye on everyone
connected to this case 24 hours a day.
And when it comes to you,
the fact that you're running away
means only one thing.
Either you've done something wrong,
or you've helped someone who has.
No, ma'am.
Sir,
I haven't done anything wrong.
And I haven't helped anyone in it either.
Guys. - Sir.
Take aim
at one of his knees. - Yes, sir.
Let's see
what kind of truth comes out of your mouth.
Sir! Sir!
Please!
Don't shoot!
I have nothing to do with the DM.
I'll tell you everything.
On DM Kuldeep's orders,
I prepared a list of the policemen
involved in Manohar Chauhan's murder.
Manohar Chauhan?
Shanvika's father? - Yes, sir.
And on DM Kuldeep's orders,
I arranged security for Shanvika Chauhan.
And? - That's all, sir.
I haven't done anything else wrong.
That alone is enough to destroy you, Pradeep.
You're not exactly moving mountains here, are you?
So tell me, sir.
What should we do with him?
Bring him along. - Yes, sir.
Let's go.
Come, Mr. Pandey.
Care for a game?
No, brother. This game isn't for me.
A summons has arrived for Shanvika
from the Intelligence Agency.
What?
Take a look.
For now, it's only for questioning.
Nothing more.
But answer their questions very carefully.
These intelligence officers
are exceptionally sharp.
They'll dig into a matter
until they strip it down to the bone.
They'll do everything they can
to trap you in their web of questions.
Don't worry.
I know exactly how to deal with people like them.
Uncle,
checkmate.
Shanvika,
I have a very bad feeling about this.
My dearest Mom,
don't worry at all.
After all,
a person's greatest ally in times of crisis
is courage.
And in difficult times like these, we must not be afraid.
Instead, we must face every challenge head-on.
Okay?
Keep everything ready.
I'll be back.
Uncle, there's an official notice.
What? - From the intelligence agency.
Read it.
You are hereby informed
and requested to appear in person...
Kuldeep.. Kuldeep!
An official notice has arrived.
They've summoned you for questioning.
I'm really worried, son.
That's why I've been warning you repeatedly.
I've feared from the very beginning
that you might get trapped.
Don't worry, Dad. I won't get trapped.
Sit down.
This officer seems a little too confident.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
'In the SP Mishra murder case, the intelligence agency'
'has summoned District Magistrate Kuldeep Kumar'
'and daughter of the late Manohar Singh Chauhan,'
'Shanvika Chauhan,'
'for questioning.'
'According to sources,'
'DM Kuldeep Kumar and Shanvika Chauhan'
'have emerged as the prime suspects'
'in the SP Mishra murder case.'
'Does the Intelligence Agency'
'truly possess solid evidence,'
'or is this merely a strategic move against'
'DM Kuldeep Kumar and Shanvika Chauhan?'
Stay tuned to our channel to find out.
'Mr. DM and Shanvika Chauhan,'
'you both may think'
'you'll walk out of here easily.'
'But the truth is, not only will'
'leaving this place become difficult.'
'Soon even breathing will become difficult for both of you.'
'Do you hold SP Mishra'
'responsible for your father's death?'
'And when he demanded a bribe of Rs. 10 crore from you,'
'did you have him killed? Is that true?'
'Yes, it's true.'
'You did all of this for whom?'
'I can do at least this much for you.'
'The intelligence agency'
'will eventually reach someone.'
'It certainly will.'
'But the question is who?'
'Hey! Who is it?'
'Sister, Pintu is missing.'
'What?'
'Seal off the entire district of Sitaarpur.'
'I want results.'
'I want Pintu brought back safely, no matter what.'
'If we're going to survive this, we need power, Shanvika.'
'You'll have to enter politics.'
'I'll speak to the Chief Minister'
'about securing a party ticket for you.'
'But in return, you'll have to do'
'exactly as I say.'