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Arjun.

Five minutes are already up.

I have to remind you every day.

You need to get these medicines and also submit these in accounts.

You need to deposit money as well.

'Panchsheel Apartments'

- How come you're still here? - I was about to leave.

Sir, please park the car a bit further ahead.

God, please bless us.

"It tosses and turns."

"It squirms and fidgets."

"This life..."

"You can touch it but not hold it."

"It slips from your hands. This life..."

"It squirms and fidgets."

"It tosses and turns. This life..."

Hello! Hang on...

There are network issues at my office.

I've left from the office.

I'm directly going to Vadaj for an apartment showing.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Did you figure something out?

There's a promising IPO listing. You can apply for it.

I don't want a get-rich-quick scheme.

There is a piece of land in Kasindra.

If you can broker a deal for it, you can make 1.5%.

And how do I explain that to my mom?

Should I wait for the deal to happen, earn a commission...

...and then get her treatment started?

The hospital bill per day is around 50 grand.

I don't know what to do.

"Days come and go, like a drab old job."

I'm here to show the house to a client. Come in.

"The dark night seems unending."

I'm leaving...

"As if walking on an endless path."

Adarsh Real Estate.

"And again..."

"What's black? What's white? I can't figure it out."

"How do I open the door to my fortune?"

"What's black? What's white? I can't figure it out." -

"How do I open the door to my fortune?"

How does it look, Sir? What is the condition like?

You're already aware that she has a crack in the skull.

But...

Due to multiple rib fractures, there are internal injuries.

It's a miracle that she is still breathing.

I know it has been two months...

...but considering the time she has spent here, her recovery is...

When will she regain consciousness?

I understand your concern.

- Like hell you do! - Arjun!

What?

All of this is your fault.

You wanted things to be done this way. So, bear the brunt.

Don't lecture me!

How much will the treatment cost?

I can't say at this point...

...but the hospitalization will be prolonged.

You can expect the bill to be around Rs 3 million...

...due to extended hospitalization.

Right now, you need to make a decision regarding the surgery.

We need to operate in 15-20 days maximum.

- What if we move her to another hospital? - Yes, you have options...

No, sir, that is not the case.

We want the best treatment for her.

No matter what the treatment cost is...

...I will arrange the money somehow.

You can begin the treatment.

Okay. I'll start the process.

Thank you.

'Come on, mom. You know I don't believe in all this.'

'You believe in me, don't you?'

'Give me your hand.'

'Let me tie it around your wrist.'

'But this is just breakfast.'

'What about lunch?'

'The number you're trying to call is currently not reachable.'

I have withdrawn our last fixed deposit.

I've managed to arrange around Rs 2.1 million.

I'm trying to arrange more.

Hello, am I talking to Bhadresh Shah?

Yes. You are...

I'm PI Jagat, from Narcotics, Special Unit.

Is your son's name Arjun?

Yes.

Does he live with you?

- Yes, but he is... - Answer my questions first.

Where is he right now?

- He is at work. - Okay.

Then, who is the person we arrested?

What?

Arrest?

Arjun has been arrested?

Are you hard of hearing? Did you not understand what I said?

Arjun is here with me.

- But... - Wow!

You are a good actor.

He was found in possession of a bag full of cocaine.

We arrested him at Bhadaj Circle.

No, I don't believe it.

Arjun would never do such a thing.

I'm sure there has been a misunderstanding.

Are you saying that I'm lying?

You don't know what your son is up to...

...and you're trying to teach me!

It makes no difference to me whether you believe it or not.

We will continue with our procedure.

When the police show up at your door...

...don't complain about being publicly humiliated.

At least, tell me what he has done.

I will be able to speak if you stop interrupting me!

If you want to know what happened, you have to do as we say.

Yes... Tell me.

We need to verify a few details.

State your full name.

Bhadresh Shah.

Address.

13, Panchsheel Apartments, Usmanpura.

What do you do?

I am retired now. Earlier, I used to work as...

A manager in Janta Co-operative Bank, Vasna. Right?

How did you know?

Stop interrupting me.

That will be better for you.

You just started stating facts about me.

I'm bound to have a few questions.

We're the ones who will be asking questions.

Your son has revealed all the details about you.

Your wife, Jayshree, has been hospitalised.

She has suffered injuries to her skull and ribs.

Yes... Well...

Your son will answer all your questions.

You just need to decide whether he'll do it here...

...or in court.

Once he is charged with possession of drugs...

...his life will be ruined.

Just answer my questions.

Where does he work?

He works with J.B. Mehta and Associates.

He has recently begun to work as a part-time real estate agent.

Do you know what kind of agent he is?

If you know anything else, tell us now.

No. There's nothing else.

Don't you know about his drug deals?

He was found in possession of 2 kg of cocaine.

He'll be jailed for at least 20 years.

No...

Arjun would never do such a thing.

You need money for your wife's surgery. Right?

Yes...

He was desperate to make more money. That's why he did this.

I'm aware of that, but...

I have already arranged money...

...for her treatment.

Anyone would be worried in such a situation...

...but I have already arranged Rs 2.1 million.

- Please tell Arjun... - This is your personal matter.

I need to record your statement now.

Is there anyone with you?

No...

Turn your camera around and let me see.

- Why? - It's protocol.

- But... - Fine. Don't cooperate.

You can see your drug-peddling son on the news tonight.

No!

I'm sorry, sir.

I will show you... Wait...

Look... This is... I'm in my living room.

Go to the other rooms. Show me the entire house.

Look.

We will have to charge him under Sections 8-C, 21 and 37.

Our team in Delhi is monitoring this case.

If you don't cooperate...

...then even you will be regarded as an accomplice.

You will get arrested along with Arjun.

So, just do as I say.

Until I'm done interrogating you...

...you won't turn off your camera.

If you turn it off...

But...

Don't open the door.

If you break protocol, Arjun will go straight to jail.

Don't open the door under any circumstances.

Whoever it is will leave if you don't open the door. -

It's the housekeeper.

- So what? - If I don't open the door...

...she'll take the key from the neighbour... -

- ...and come inside... - Stop her at the door.

Take your phone along.

Listen!

Don't turn off the camera!

You can go home.

But Arjun asked me to wash his office clothes.

I'll put them in the machine.

The machine is out of order.

I'll wash them myself.

Aren't you supposed to go to the hospital?

Just go! I'll manage. Please go.

- Why are you yelling... - Leave!

You don't do anything...

Is anyone else supposed to come?

No one...

I still can't believe that...

- Do you think this is a prank? - That's not what I meant...

- We need to file an FIR. - Alright. Please tell me...

...where I'm supposed to come. I'll be there.

There's no time for that.

Listen to me carefully.

I talked to Arjun.

I have a strong feeling that Arjun is being framed.

Exactly!

Right now, all the evidence is stacked against him.

To top that, he injured...

...an on-duty officer while trying to get away. Do you get it?

No... No, sir. Arjun would never do that.

B negative.

That's Arjun's blood group. Right?

Yes... How did...

How did you find out?

These are the consequences of his actions.

Do you want to keep asking questions...

...or do you want to save your son?

No... He is...

There is only one way out.

Tell me. What can I do?

Rs 1 million.

What?

Are you deaf?

If you don't want me to file an FIR against Arjun...

...then you need to pay Rs 1 million.

- But, sir... - How will I get so much money... - Mr Shah.

I don't need cash.

I know no one keeps that much cash at home.

Open your banking app and make an online transfer.

And while you make the payment...

...keep your phone on.

But sir... This amounts to bribing an officer.

Bhaskar, submit his FIR.

- Take Arjun on remand. - No, sir...

- Sir, please... - A couple of slaps...

Sir!

I'm ready to do as you say.

Please just... Let me...

Let me talk to Arjun once.

Can I see him once?

'I have withdrawn our last fixed deposit.'

'I've managed to arrange around Rs 2.1 million.'

'I'm trying to arrange more.'

Well, at least, Rs 2.1 million is arranged.

I'm sure we'll find a way to arrange more.

Rs 2.1 million is not enough.

At least, that will pay for the surgery.

If not the surgery...

...at least, we can buy more time with that money.

I've asked you to stop your real-estate gig.

If you sell the land in Kasindra...

...it will fetch you Rs 500,000 in one go.

Yes, that will...

That will bring the total to Rs 2.6 million.

If I sell your land in Kasindra...

...and sell a few other houses...

...and manage to get an advance on my salary...

...it will be enough to scrape by for a month.

God's delays are not His denials.

It's simple. Stop worrying now.

I am anxious because this is about mom.

You can't afford to get anxious.

Someone has to stay strong during a crisis.

- Hello. - Hello.

Yes.

'We wanted to see the apartment in Vadaj? Can we meet now?'

Yes, I can come.

I'll organise the showing only if you're sure you can make it.

'Okay. I'll pay the deposit right away if I like it.'

Okay. Alright.

Okay.

I have an apartment showing.

It will help you scrape by for a month.

- See you. - Okay.

Just once...

Let me talk to Arjun once.

Please let me see him.

Hey, turn your head buddy.

- Arjun... Arjun, what did you do? - Dad!

Dad, please save me!

I'm being framed, dad. Help me!

Son, I told you, didn't I?

- I'll find a way out... - Dad, they'll hurt me!

- I've arranged the money. - Dad, give them money!

- Please help me, dad! - Don't worry, son.

- I won't let anything happen to you. - Are you done talking?

- Alright, then. - Sir, please... Let me talk to him.

Arjun...

Open your banking app on your mobile or computer.

I will give you an account number. Transfer the money to that account.

Hello.

You want me to cancel the showing!

I'm already half way there.

Alright. I'll see you tomorrow.

Oh ho.

Who is with mom?

Arjun...

Are you... Are you okay, son?

Yes, dad... I'm fine. I'm right here.

Mr Shah. Calm down.

Relax. Relax.

- Relax. - Son...

Son... Are you okay?

Are you alright?

Mr Shah, please look here.

Look at me.

Slowly. Turn your head.

Turn it further.

Slowly.

Very good.

Is he stressed about anything else?

- Actually, my mom is admitted here. - Oh!

She's in a coma.

Why was he asking about you?

I don't know.

When we were in the ambulance, he kept asking if I was okay.

This is normal during hypertension. It's because of stress.

Don't worry. I have prescribed a few medicines.

We'll keep him under observation just to be safe.

You can take him home in the evening.

Take care.

Can you show me the QR code?

Damn it!

Where is dad's phone?

Oh!

Insufficient balance?

He just withdrew the fixed deposit.

Has the payment been made for Jayshree Shah?

Let me check, sir.

Welcome Janta cooperative bank customer care service.

This call will be recorded for quality and training purposes.

How come there's no money in the account?

What happened?

There's no money in the account to pay for the surgery.

It hasn't been deposited at the hospital.

Where did the money go?

Dad!

What did you do this time?

- If anything happens to mom... - Hey!

Calm down. He's your dad.

Then, he should behave like one!

Answer me!

'Which account did you use?'

'Mine.' -

'Details.'

'Why do you need the details?'

'Do you take me for a fool?'

'I haven't received a single rupee.'

'Give me your account details. I want to verify them.'

'Wait. I'll give you the details.'

'I just sent them to you.'

'Now, you'll receive an OTP on your phone. Share it with me.'

'Why an OTP?' -

- 'I already sent you the money... - I need to check!'

'Write it down.'

'32...'

'32...'

- '65... - 65...'

- '74. - 74.'

You need to calm down.

He must have got confused.

He doesn't trust me enough to know...

...that I would never do anything illegal?

Isn't it obvious?

I can't believe him!

Don't worry, brother. Our Cyber Cell is quite active.

- They will find the culprit. - Yeah, I know!

What do you want to report?

A case of digital arrest.

Is it still on or is it over?

What do you mean?

Come inside. I'll explain.

Sometimes, it goes on for three days.

We had one such case.

The neighbours got suspicious and came to us.

So, we were able to catch the scammers in the act.

Is it possible to catch them?

It's possible. Tell me about your case.

- The call is already over. - It's over.

- At what time did the call end? - Around 10 pm last night.

Oh! Then the golden period is over.

What's that?

The golden period is the period of one hour after the scam.

If you file a complaint within an hour...

...we can freeze the scammer's account.

Please do it!

- It's too late now. - Why?

The money will already be siphoned off to other accounts.

You can at least try!

That's not how it works. You got here too late.

Don't get your hopes up.

What are we supposed to do now?

Hey, Mr Hot-head. Calm down.

Did you register a complaint on the portal?

Who was the victim?

What did the police say?

They must be coming home with the money any moment now!

What do you mean?

All that we are left with is my salary for the last two months!

Everything is gone!

All our hopes of getting surgery for mom are lost.

I might actually have to sell drugs now.

Let's go.

Let it be, dad.

Let it be!

Do me a favour...

...and please put that aside.

You used to work in a bank!

Didn't you realise it was a scam?

You claim to be very smart.

What happened to your smartness?

The police and the government have issued multiple warnings.

There is no provision in the law for a digital arrest.

Yes...

At first, I didn't believe him.

But that guy sounded exactly like you.

That's why I thought it was real.

- You must have... - You don't trust me one bit.

Don't you know I couldn't do such a thing?

Even if you fell for the scam...

...why didn't you tell me about it?

Tell me.

When were you planning to tell me? What were you thinking?

- When were you going to tell me? - I thought...

You thought!

Did you? Really?

If you had thought it through, we wouldn't be in this mess!

You thought the medical insurance guys were ripping us off.

So, you went ahead and cancelled the policy without telling anyone!

Mom told you so many times...

...that she had pain and swelling in her legs.

It was hard for her to climb stairs...

...and still, you made her do it!

If anyone has the worst sense of judgement in this world...

...it's you!

'Mom... Mom.'

'Mom...'

'Mom!'

'Mom!'

Mom!

- Hello. - 'Hello.'

'This is Inspector Jairaj speaking from the Cyber Crime Cell.'

'You need to come here with your dad'

- 'Reach at 11 pm.' - Did you find the money?

'Do you think it's that easy?'

'Be here on time. I'll explain everything.'

'See you.'

As per Section 91, you need to freeze your bank account.

Your bank account has been compromised.

The money was stolen from our account...

...and you're freezing our account!

That's why we called you here.

You failed to report the scam in the golden period.

Yes, sir. I have heard it a hundred times!

We missed the golden period!

- We won't miss it the next time. - Okay? - Hey, wiseacre!

Calm down.

- Gadhvi. - Fine.

You need to understand...

...that this is not a case of petty theft.

So, the methods to catch the thief aren't simple either.

The web is like a huge network.

We voluntarily share so much personal information everywhere.

'Your name?'

Name, age, contact number.

It's very easy to leak this information.

Once scammers get their hands on this data...

...half their job is done.

After that, they strategically choose a target.

I got it.

Are we going to sit here and admire their cunning...

...or are we going to do something about it?

Of course, we'll do something, but it will take time.

If you had reported the scam within four hours...

The proverbial golden period. Right?

Correct.

If you had reported the crime within the golden period...

...we could have frozen the account from which the money was siphoned off...

...and stopped any further transactions.

Do you mean...

...that is not possible now?

We will find the rogue account, sir.

But I can't guarantee that we will find the money.

These scammers...

...are hidden in the web world.

They quietly scam, achieve their target and leave.

They don't leave any trail behind them.

They are so smart...

...that they use a VPN...

...to borrow the network.

The first weapon a scammer uses is trust.

They will make you believe...

...that what is happening with you is legitimate.

'Dinesh Vaghela. I'm calling from Sola Police Station.'

'Am I talking to Kanji Kesariya, who lives at Madhuban Bungalow?'

'The consignment is in your name.'

'Your contact number and address are written on it.'

'I'm Hiralal. A complaint is filed against your son.'

Once the victim believes that the person calling them is real...

...they take the second weapon out of their arsenal.

'He was caught engaging in obscene activities.'

Fear.

Believe it or not.

Every person is scared of the police...

...and the possibility of getting arrested.

'He has been arrested. He will be put in jail soon.'

'He is a seasoned criminal.'

'This is his last chance. Help him if you can.'

'If you don't want that video to go viral...'

'...send Rs 7 million.'

'You need to arrange Rs 2.5 million.'

'Rs 4 million.'

'Rs 5.5 million.'

'Rs 7.5 million.'

'Rs 9 million!'

'Rs 1 million.'

If they realise that they can get money easily from you...

...they will find a way to get you to share the OTP.

And then, all the money in your account is gone.

The first account to which the money is transferred...

...is the most important link.

But often, it's a mule account.

A mule account is like an account for hire.

One can get it for as little as Rs 10,000 or Rs 15,000.

Sometimes...

...they choose an account belonging to a deceased person.

If we can block the account within four hours of the scam...

...a lot of money can be saved.

But if we fail to do that...

...within a few hours the money gets transferred to multiple other accounts.

In some cases, scammers have transferred the money to around 100 accounts.

And many of those are fake accounts with fake profiles.

That's why the golden period is important.

Sir, here are the details you asked for.

Two days ago...

Rs 2.1 million was deducted from this account. -

- Address? - The main account is in Amreli.

It belongs to Vikas Jaikishan Tanna.

Okay. Thank you.

In very rare cases, we're able to locate the mule account...

...because they don't have any information to give us.

'Amreli. 53 km.'

I don't know.

His phone has been switched off since a few days. -

For how many days has it been switched off?

Around two or three days.

Two or three?

Three days.

When did you last talk to him?

Sir, we're doing this to help Vikas.

If you don't tell us when you last talked to him...

...you will never talk to him again.

I take that guarantee.

You give it.

One usually gives a guarantee.

Come here.

What's your name?

Sejal.

Do you know where your brother is?

Look at me.

Tell me.

Is this your doll?

Do you want it back?

Tell me where your brother is.

He's at the hostel.

Which hostel?

He lives in Ahmedabad.

Stop!

Stop!

I said, stop!

Sir... Sir!

Why did you stop?

Call me 'sir' 108 times. Go on.

Sir... Sir, I'm telling the truth. I didn't do anything.

- I swear on my mom! - Then, why did you run?

You gave me a stitch in the side! Do you know that?

Sir... Sir, I got scared when I saw you.

I thought you'd hurt me.

If you don't want that fear to come true...

- ...you better spill the truth. - Yes.

- Got it? - Yes, I got it!

I'll tell you, sir.

I'll tell you.

The other day I was at the 'paan' shop.

'First, pay the outstanding amount.'

'It's not as if I'm running away. I will pay.'

'Others might buy your bullshit. I'm not a fool.'

'You owe me Rs 10,000.'

'So what? I am not hiding, am I?'

'I'm right here in front of you.'

'I'll throw the money at your face! Remember that!'

- 'Please do it. Stop right there! - I'll throw money at your face!'

'Go on. Do it!'

'He's always asking for money.'

I was dying for a puff...

...so I took the cigarette first, and then, looked at his face.

'Are you short of money?'

'Who isn't?'

'I am not.'

'So, you're saying you're the next big shot after Mr Ambani?'

'You can be too.'

'How?'

'Do you have a bank account?'

'Of course.'

'That's all we need. Come along.'

The lift is taking too long.

Let's go.

- It will be here soon. - Let's take the stairs.

What's the room number?

604.

- Are you sure? - Do you doubt me?

Sometimes, details tend to get filtered out.

Hey, buddy. Come here.

Yes, sir.

- Do you have the key to this room? - Yes, sir.

Please open it.

Is this your room, sir?

Open it!

- Yes? - Let's go.

Do we have to?

Of course.

We came all the way here for you. Let's go.

How much did you make today?

I was just settling the account when you showed up.

You can settle the rest at the police station.

New developments in the Ahmedabad cybercrime case! -

A special operation led by the cybercrime police led to the arrest of cyber scammers.

ACP Solanki...

...shared details about the Bhadresh Shah cyber scam case.

Sir. Sir.

They usually target ordinary people who are in need of money.

Amar Gami paid Vikas Rs 15,000 to rent his account.

Did you get back all the money that was spent?

We found Rs 2.5 million in Amar Gami's account.

He has been charged under IPC 383 Extortion...

...as well as Section 43 A of the Information Technology Act...

...and also Section 66, which contains clauses on data theft...

...and failure to protect sensitive personal data.

The Cyber Crime Cell has confiscated...

...several phones, laptops and Aadhar Cards.

Amar Gami is connected to 15 other cases apart from Mr Bhadresh Shah.

Amar was first caught by the Goa Cyber Crime Cell.

He posed as a customs officer...

...by video calling two international tourists to extort money from them.

These are yours. Take a look.

This is great!

Hey! It's evidence.

What do you mean?

Amar Gami is involved in 15 other cases.

Until all those cases are closed...

...you won't be able to get this money back.

We will have to keep it.

How much time will it take?

No one can say that.

It will take as much time as it will.

What are we supposed to do until then?

Do you have a home, sir?

Do you own a house?

Go home and do whatever you want.

When we call you, come here.

Go on.

'We want to file an FIR.'

Dad...

Dad.

Dad!

What happened, dad?

- That man... - Yes, he has been caught.

We will figure out a way to get the money back. - But...

The one who called me wasn't him.

What do you mean?

Gadhvi, since it's an inter-state investigation... -

...we can't leave any loose ends.

It's an open-and-shut case.

- File the charge sheet quickly. - Yes, sir.

- Sir... - Behave yourself.

Amar Gami was not the scammer.

- He identified himself as PI Jagat! - It must be a fake identity.

It won't be possible to talk to Sir like this. -

Even if his identity is fake, he is an actual person! - Hey!

What's the matter?

Do you own a business, or do you work for someone?

- I work for someone. - That's why you don't get it.

A businessman would easily get it.

Not every job is done by the business owner.

Amar Gami makes others do his dirty work.

He hired others to pose as police officers.

He has a team. Got it?

Is Amar Gami the real culprit?

Do you even know that?

- If you can't find out, I'll do it. - Fine, then. Do it!

Gadhvi.

Look. You need to be patient.

The investigation is underway.

We are not the enemy.

Exactly.

I can see that.

Let's arrest him and be done with it.

As if his case is the only one on our platter!

What did they say?

- Sir, please tell us. - Sir.

Sir, please tell us.

You sold the car!

How much did you get for it?

Rs 150,000.

I see.

And how will that help?

Will it save your mom?

Shut up, or I'll whack you!

You're the one who deserves a whack.

You need to calm down.

I know it's a mess.

You got only Rs 150,000 for the car.

You could've borrowed that much from me.

For how long can I keep borrowing money?

I'm in this situation despite having money.

And even if they return the money to us, it will be only Rs 500,000.

What about the rest?

I have to go from pillar to post to get my own money.

Don't worry. Everything will be okay.

We haven't hurt anyone.

Bad things don't happen to good people.

Trust me. That scammer will be scammed.

- Let's go. - Where?

I can't believe you want to show me an apartment right now!

I asked you to sell that piece of land.

Have you lost it?

You gave me the idea, and you don't get it!

What idea?

About the scammer getting scammed.

I know I gave the idea, but why are we here?

I will explain. Have some patience.

- Who are you? - What?

- Look up! Here! - Hey! Look!

I am...

- Do you remember? - I am... -

I came here to show your apartment to a client.

Oh, yes! But I don't want to sell it now.

No. I'm here for something else.

What is it?

I need your help.

I saw what you were doing on the computer that day...

You were hacking an account.

- What? Get out of here or I'll call the cops! - Let's go.

- Get lost. - Wait a minute.

Let me talk to her. Have some patience.

Actually, we want to hack an account.

I see. You want to hack an account!

I mean... We want you to do it for us!

We want you to do it.

- Guys, I'm not a cyber criminal. - Oh!

She is here in person!

I only do ethical hacking.

The other day, I saw you hacking a guy's account.

- How is that ethical? - Right.

He was harassing a girl. So, I exposed him.

Ethical hacking is done based on context and good intentions.

Our intentions are good.

My mom is in a hospital. I need money for her surgery.

Buddy! Do I look like a bank to you?

I mean... My dad became a victim of a digital arrest scam.

His entire fixed deposit, savings account...

...my mom's account, as well as mine were wiped out.

We have no money left.

My mom is in the ICU. She needs urgent surgery.

I need money to pay for the surgery. Will you help me now?

It's as if the scammer is holding his mom's life in his hands not his money.

What are you saying?

Your intentions are good.

- Exactly! - Exactly!

Fine! I'll help you.

- But I have a condition. - Sure, tell me.

- He will have to keep quiet. - Get out of here.

Arjun.

- Sanjana. - Right.

'In every scam, there is one person who finds and hires mule accounts.'

- 'These are called gatekeepers.' - 'Earn money from the comfort of your home'

'The mule account holders are held captive at one place...'

'...while the scam is in progress.'

'As soon as they get money in the mule account... '

'...they empty the account and let the mule go.'

'There are 16 accounts.'

'Clear them by evening.'

I understand that...

...but to which other accounts did Amar Gami transfer the money?

For that, we need to follow the money trail.

I have a few details.

These are the details of the account...

...to which my dad transferred the money.

Can you hack it for me?

Are we hacking a bank's server?

Keep quiet.

'Hacking a bank account is a long process.'

'There is no guarantee of success.'

'It is not as easy as we see in movies.'

'It's not a single-person task.'

'It requires skill, support and time... '

'...which we don't have.'

'But when I saw the name Gujarat National Bank... '

'...where Vikas has an account... '

'...I knew there was a way around.'

'Gujarat National Bank is a local bank.'

'They had outsourced their KYC updating process...'

'...to a Bangalore-based tech company, Infradatum Technologies.'

'I searched for them and found out...'

'...that last year, in a major data breach...'

'...all their customer data was stolen.'

'Gujarat National Bank was one of them.'

'If everything goes as per plan, we'll find Vikas's bank account...'

'...in this database.'

'With the help of dark forums and a rogue API key... '

'...I might get access to all their database.'

'Just imagine!'

'We trust these banks blindly.'

Sir, please do something about the money.

We'll find out more about it only when Inspector Jairaj comes back.

The investigation is ongoing.

Since you're already doing so much, can you help me with something else?

Can we find out...

...who sends texts and makes calls to dad?

Not just messages...

...we can get details about phone calls and video calls, too.

I will clone his phone for you.

- Yes! Got it! - Something happened.

Found it.

We have Vikas's bank statement.

During the scam, the money was distributed to around 20 accounts.

All the accounts seem to belong to a shell company or a fake holder.

Most accounts have a similar amount in them...

...except for one where the amount is quite different.

The amount is Rs 300,000.

Santosh Godbole.

One second.

"Getting out on my own."

"I find the pieces the puzzle don't show."

"I'm hustling. I'm finding my zone."

"Shuffling the streets and learning the flow."

"People in Mumbai are always running around."

"A treasure chest of dreams but empty pockets."

"Constant chaos... Always ready to fight!"

"Running, chasing, making my way as I go."

"From 'gathiya' to 'vada pav'..."

"The city of dreams has got to be now."

"Running, chasing, making my way as I go."

"The problems, they make me so low."

"I won't take a no, cuz I know what I'm owed."

"Running, chasing, making my way as I go."

Isn't this hotel too expensive?

- Hello. - Welcome, sir. How may I help you? - Hello.

Please come. This way, sir.

Here is the bathroom.

This is the minibar.

Sir, if you need anything, you can dial 01.

Is Santosh around?

I mean...

Usually, he is on this floor. That's why I'm asking.

- You want Santosh. - Yes.

I'll send him.

Santosh.

Sir, please close the door.

Good evening, sir.

Who gave you my reference?

We got it on our own.

- What? - I mean...

A few of our friends had come here.

From Gujarat.

Many Gujaratis come here...

...to clean their pipes, if you know what I mean.

What's your preference?

Chinese, Asian, Russian, Nepali, Bengali?

Mallu?

Now, I know why your name is Santosh.

Will you keep quiet?

- What did he say? - Nothing.

I was just complimenting your name.

- Forget all that. - That's what I'm saying.

- Right. - Let's come to the point.

- Once you're here... - Right.

Enjoy the whole experience.

Don't do anything twisted.

Anything extra will cost extra.

No violence will be entertained.

You come, you enjoy, you leave. Got it?

We don't want girls.

What else?

We want information.

Right.

- Are you with the police? - Hey!

- I don't want trouble! - Hey!

I don't want any trouble! Hey! Watch it!

- I'll make you disappear! - Hey!

We just want to know one thing.

Do I look like an agent to you?

- I'm not an informant! - I don't care who you are!

If I call the police, you'll be gone for a long time.

Should I call the cops?

Hey! The police are not waiting for your call.

Do you think they will come here and arrest me?

- Are you stupid? - Are you really that thick? -

Look at this.

'Many Gujaratis come here... '

'...to clean their pipes, if you know what I mean.'

'What's your preference?'

'Chinese, Asian, Russian, Nepali, Bengali?'

'Mallu?'

- Should I send it? - You laid out the whole catalogue.

I'm so stupid!

How can I help you?

Who sent Rs 300,000 to your bank account...

...on the 11th of this month?

Which one charges so much?

Hey!

How do you know that guy?

If we knew him, why would we come to you?

Look.

That money was not for me.

- Got it? - I'm asking you one more time.

You got Rs 300,000 in your account on the 11th.

Who sent it to you?

Sunny.

Sunny is a drug addict.

A womaniser...

...and a scumbag!

He can't work unless he has a blow.

And he can't handle the high.

He told me that he paid me.

I told him he paid me for sleeping with the girls, not hitting them! -

That day, what he did to those girls while he was high was very wrong.

One of those girls spent two weeks in the hospital. - No.

My boss beat him up real bad.

That brought him to his senses.

It's his money.

That's the truth.

Where will I find Sunny?

He must be doing an acting gig...

...with one of those theatre companies.

That sleaze bag of a struggling actor!

Millions of people come to Mumbai to become actors.

Give us his exact address.

Will you delete the clip?

Tell me. Will you do it?

I'm telling the truth, right?

Sir, I am telling the truth.

Oh, when do *you* ever tell the truth?

Which one of these is Sunny?

He must be around. Let's try the back door.

Ask them to put masking tape on the stage.

Get the costume ironed!

My life is ruined!

I've to take public transport or walk all the way to work.

My shoes are all worn out!

Uncle asked me to study hard!

Give me the gun.

What gun?

The one with which I need to stop those two!

- Who? - Hurry up!

Here's the prop.

- Who is this idiot? - Hey! Who are you?

What are you doing here?

Why are you wandering around the backstage?

Gujarat Police.

Where is Sunny?

There's no Sunny here...

I'm talking about the actor Sunny.

- You mean Sandeep! - Yes.

Sandeep must be somewhere around here.

- Get lost. - Let your guard down...

Go through your lines again.

Come on.

Sandeep is here.

Oh shit!

- "Caught up in a storm right here." - Catch him.

"Run from the world but the world's right here."

"Feel my skin burn and the tables will turn on you..."

"...cuz you're done with your scams, I fear."

- "Now it's time to bust down the door." - Catch him!

"Ready or not, I'm gonna come for more."

- "Got a lump sum score to settle." - Open the door, Sunny.

- Sunny! - "All for the better. - Go ahead and count to 4."

Sunny!

"Who's gonna come to your aid? Now, who? Who?" - Sunny!

Sunny!

"Who's gonna feel this way? Now, who? Who?""

- Hey, Sunny! - "Who's gonna come to your aid?"

"And you... You... You..."

"You're going down in the raid."

"Come clean. You ain't gonna run too far."

"Better if you trust these scars."

"I've seen many like you in war."

"You ain't really built to spar."

"Between you and me, I feel this way."

- "Don't really care what you say." - Sunny!

- "I'm gonna pave my way." - Stop!

"It's time you say..."

"Here's what rightfully yours."

Sunny!

Go that way!

"Don't you come and run it up."

"Find me when the sun is up."

"I hear you. I don't fear you."

"You know that your time is up."

"And we're gonna light it up."

"I hear you. I don't fear you."

"More"

"Where you gonna run to now?"

You made us run a lot!

"Got a lot for you to cover up and undo now."

"We've had enough, you're bad enough."

"We've had enough, you're bad enough."

"We've had enough, you're bad enough."

"Did you think that was it?"

"You could never catch my tricks."

"I run this world."

"And I'm gonna take all its pearls."

Where are you going?

The real fun begins now.

Hey! Take him!

Himmat sir... We've got Sunny.

Terror has a new face.

With the rising cases of digital scams in the country...

...Ahmedabad and Mumbai Police launched a joint operation...

...to catch a criminal involved in the digital arrest scam.

'Digital arrest and Internet fraud aren't just scams anymore.'

'They have turned into an organised mafia network...'

'...spread across the nation.'

As per our sources, he is the same man...

...who scammed a 63-year old victim called Bhadresh Shah.

[DOOR CLOSE

Get out.

Get out of the car.

Charlie!

- I want Charlie... - Walk straight!

Charlie.

Sir, I understand your position...

...but we need to take a call regarding the operation.

Otherwise, the case will no longer be in our hands.

Arjun...

Arjun.

Yes...

I'll do something.

Doctor.

You can start preparing for the surgery.

We will find a way.

Okay.

Where were you?

I was busy.

I know what you were busy doing.

Why are you doing this?

If you know, why are you asking?

Look, son. I have applied for a loan at the bank.

I'm sure it will get approved.

- Please don't do this. - Why?

Don't you know why?

What if something happens to you?

Don't worry about me.

We need to go to the Cyber Cell. Let's go.

- Sir... - Yes.

- He has signed. - We need your signature. - Give it.

Sir, what if he doesn't confess?

Why wouldn't he confess?

I already gave him a dose of my medicine!

Yes, sir.

Okay, sir.

Look at that! Our very own Batman and Robin!

Shall we go?

- You go ahead. - I'll join you. - If you could...

I'll be there in some time.

Wait.

Both of you, stay here.

Sir, please come inside.

Sir...

'Are you hard of hearing or do you not understand?'

- Sir... - Yes.

He is the one who called you. Right? - Yes... It was him.

- Are you sure? - Yes.

Yes, it was him.

- He called me. - Is there any confusion?

No. Not at all.

Arjun...

Son, it was him.

It was the guy who's inside.

- Where is Gadhvi? - He'll be here soon.

- What about the remand orders? - We got them, sir.

Keyur will be here with the paperwork any moment now.

Sir, it's done. Right?

Your dad has identified him.

He will confess during the remand.

That means we'll get our money back. Right?

Have some faith in us.

We managed to find Sunny, didn't we?

We were the ones who took you to him.

Excuse me. Calm down.

In inter-state investigations, we need to follow protocol. Got it?

Did you see how dangerous he is?

What if you had got hurt while trying to be a hero?

If you are so concerned, look after your dad.

Listen.

Henceforth, don't try to take the law into your own hands.

If you try to act smart...

...I will charge you with obstruction of justice.

Get going.

Let's go, son.

Speak up, you junkie!

Say it!

Speak up! Tell us. How many people did you scam?

What happened, PI Jagat?

Tell us. Who trained you?

I don't know anything!

Do you know Amar Gami or not?

Tell us the truth! Which route did you use to send the money?

- Which route did you use? - I don't know anything!

Did you use crypto?

Spill everything! Did you send it through black market? -

- Tell us the truth! - Sir, please...

I didn't do anything, sir.

I gave all the money.

- And yet, you brought me here. - To whom did you give it?

- To whom did you give the money? - I will tell you...

Ch...

Charlie...

Who?

Who is Charlie?

I swear!

Charlie knows everything.

You won't find out anything unless you find Charlie for me.

Charlie has my memory.

If you bring me Charlie, I will tell you everything.

What nonsense!

He's asking for drugs.

You want drugs!

- You want drugs, now! Do you? - No, sir!

You want drugs!

Do I look like your dealer? Tell us the truth!

The whole game is twisted, sir.

You want information, right?

Bring me some Charlie...

...I will tell you the truth.

Charlie in...

...information out.

The police bring Charlie.

Charlie and Sunny...

...help the police.

Deal?

Another thing to cross off our bucket list. -

Right, Gadhvi?

Give it to him.

If we get you Charlie...

...will you tell the truth?

Promise?

- No! Sir... - Do you want Charlie?

- Do you want drugs? - Sir...

Who do you think you are?

Do you want Charlie now?

Answer me!

What else do you want?

Do you expect us to procure drugs for you?

Answer me or I'll kill you!

Speak before I kill you!

- Sir... Sir! - Shut up! Answer me.

Tell me. Will you spill the truth or not?

Answer me or I'll kill you!

- He wants Charlie! - Gadhvi.

I'm talking to you, wise guy.

- Pull him away. - Answer me!

- Sir... Sir. - Gadhvi. Get up.

You're pretending to be unconscious now!

- Sir, please. - Sunny... Sunny!

Sunny... Hey!

Hey! Take the car out! Now!

If he's dead, all the better for us!

'The main culprit of the Bhadresh Shah digital scam...'

'...has landed in the hospital.'

'During the police remand, the suspect fell unconscious.'

Sir, did something happen during the remand?

We will share his medical report with you.

Is it true that Inspector Jairaj Gadhvi...

...of the highway case was in charge of his remand?

No comment.

Sunny posed as a police inspector...

...and was also working with a theatre company in Mumbai. Right?

'That brings us to our next question.'

'Is this another case of police brutality?'

'Are the police allowed to bend the law?'

'The silence of the police points in just one direction.'

'If the ones who are supposed to protect the law do such things... '

'...how can the common man expect justice from them?'

- Did you bring it? - You could've ordered it online.

I ordered you to get it, instead.

Wait. It's in here.

Let's go.

Will you tell me what we're supposed to do?

We'll land ourselves in trouble. Inspector Himmat asked us not to...

What's wrong with you?

- Sorry... Sorry, sir. - What did you do?

Are you blind? Can't you see where you're going?

Sorry, sir. I was in a hurry.

Can't you look ahead while walking? What were you thinking?

That is the problem, sir. I've can't think straight!

My brother has been diagnosed with dengue.

After that, my mom got malaria.

My dad had a fracture three months ago.

All three of them are admitted to this hospital, sir.

Fine!

- You should wash it. - What?

- You should wash your shirt. - Yes.

- It's okay. - It's not okay, sir.

- What do you mean? - It doesn't look good.

You can't let stains of curry sully the dignified police uniform.

- You should always look presentable. - You're right.

- Stand right here. - I'll stand here.

- Don't move from here. - No, I won't.

- Okay. - Please give me your baton.

Go!

Hey! Get up!

Hey, Sunny!

Jagat...

Hey, Sunny! Actor Sunny!

Who?

Who are you?

Where did the scam money go?

Tell me.

You live in Usmanpura. Right?

The network...

The mobile network in your office glitches. Right?

I was...

I was asked...

...to scam your dad.

Hello.

Yes, sir.

- In a way, these are effects of a drug. - Okay.

Traces of drugs are always found in the body of a habitual user.

But the strange thing about this case is...

- ...that Sunny is a cocaine addict. - Right.

However, we found traces of opioids in his body.

This confuses the body's signals.

It increases the chances of a heart attack.

Hey... Hey!

Sunny!

Hey! Wake up!

I am just an actor.

I just play the role assigned to me.

I get paid for that.

Listen.

The scam was not...

The scam was not the target...

Target...

The target was something else.

I can't say this for sure, but...

It looks like someone deliberately tried to get him to overdose.

You mean it's an attempt to murder.

It's possible.

We need to run a few more tests to be sure.

Hey! Tell me who took the money...

- Arjun. - Everyone has to pay their debt.

- Arjun, let's go. - He said everyone has to pay their debt.

- Someone will see us! - Everyone has to pay their debt.

- Let's go. - Let me sit here only.

Where were you?

I was...

I had gone to the bathroom.

You won't move from your place even for a minute!

- Go back! - Yes, sir.

Sorry.

We need to tighten Sunny's security.

I need some information. I'm texting you the details.

Check the database and tell me...

...how many cases of digital arrest have been reported.

How many cases were closed...

...before launching a major investigation?

Also, find cases where an untoward incident happened...

...before the investigation could be closed.

Make a list of any case that raises suspicion and send it to me.

- Quickly. - Okay, sir. Got it.

Hello, Himmat sir! How's it going?

Just working on this case.

- How long ago was this? - Sir, the list you asked for.

Are you aiming for a medal? Keep us in the loop, at least.

You'll get a medal, too, if you keep your head in the game.

Good job.

What are you looking at? Don't you want a medal?

Keep your head in the game!

It's a routine investigation, ma'am.

You had registered an FIR a month ago.

We moved here from Rajkot two months ago.

No one knows us here.

All our relatives are in Rajkot.

One day, I got a call from the customs department.

They said they had received a parcel in my name with gold in it.

And that's how I was arrested digitally.

Inspector Himmat?

- Hello, sir. - Yes.

- Please sit. - Yes. Thank you.

Actually, I live alone here.

Both my children live in Canada.

Once a year, they come to India to meet me.

But one day, I got a call.

I was told that my younger son...

...had been caught smuggling drugs at the airport.

He was my brother, sir.

He met a girl on an online dating app.

That girl sent him a few links.

- Was he honey-trapped? - Yes, sir.

For how long did the digital arrest last?

Ten hours.

Two days.

Didn't you try to tell anyone during those two days?

I didn't get a chance.

I couldn't call anyone.

I was asked to keep my camera on at all times.

Every time I would move out of the frame...

...they would ask me to show the entire room.

My husband was not in town.

That's why I got worried.

He got so scared that he didn't know what to do.

How much money did he lose?

He borrowed some money from his friends.

Then, he took a loan.

In all, he lost Rs 1 million.

Rs 1.2 million.

Rs 15 million.

Did you lose anything else apart from that?

- Land, stocks, jewellery... - No.

None of that.

Once the money was transferred when did they disconnect the call?

They asked me to pay in two chunks.

First, they told me that they didn't get the money.

So, they increased the amount.

The call was on until I sent the verification details both times.

When did you realise that it was a scam?

As I told you, both my sons live in Canada.

So, there's a time difference.

When it's night there, it's morning here.

That's why I got suspicious.

Yes. I'm sorry for your loss.

- Thank you. - It's okay, sir.

I was the first one to find him.

When I came home, he was no more.

Did anything else happen around the same time?

Nothing apart from the digital arrest scam.

What was the time gap between the scam and his suicide?

I think it happened around the same time.

I was on my way back from Bangalore.

When I landed, I saw messages from my bank.

Around Rs 3.5 million had been deducted.

So, I called dad.

But he didn't answer.

I came home.

And I saw...

Perhaps, he realised what had happened.

Perhaps, he did it out of guilt.

I don't have anything apart from this note.

No sign of struggle or injuries.

Yes, sir. It's a confirmed case of suicide.

Okay, sir. Thank you.

'Everyone has to pay their debt in this very life.'

Sir, I understand your situation...

...but the patient's condition is deteriorating.

You need to act quickly.

God, please bless me.

- Tell me, son. - It's a video call, dad.

Why did you make a video call?

- Do you want to check the medicines? - Look. They're right here. - No.

- What happened, son? - What will we do now?

Don't worry, son.

Everything will be fine.

How can I not worry?

I have applied for a loan with the bank.

We'll manage to get some money from there.

What should I tell the hospital authorities?

Should I ask them to make 'some' efforts to save my mom?

No... No, son. Don't cry.

This was my mistake.

I should have realised...

...that I was being scammed.

But the voice sounded exactly like yours.

And... And you had told me...

...that you would do anything to arrange the money, didn't you?

That's why I felt that you...

That you chose the wrong means to make money... That's why I...

- I got confused... - Is that how low you think of me?

No... That's not what I meant, son.

- I thought that... - Dad, do you realise?

We don't have anything.

We lost everything!

Despite working so hard all your life...

...you couldn't even save a person's life.

You kept finding faults with me all my life.

You never let me do what I wanted.

What did you get?

All I ended up being was an ordinary accountant.

'Do this, don't do that. How will you be successful?'

Were you successful?

You can't even pay your wife's hospital bill!

I told you I didn't want to be a chartered accountant.

Times are changing, but you never listened!

You kept saying that I didn't understand.

Were you smart enough to understand?

Where was your smartness when that man was scamming you?

The only person responsible...

...for everything that's going wrong in our lives...

...is you!

Not just your life...

...you have ruined my life, too, Bhadresh!

Keep your mouth shut!

They have used AI to morph your face onto someone else's.

It could be anyone.

Others suffer because of your stubbornness!

No! Don't call him.

The longer the call goes on...

...the better our chances of tracing the precise location.

You knew that mom was getting old, didn't you?

Or were you too stupid to realise that, too? -

If anything happens to mom...

...I will tell everyone what you did.

It was not an accident.

You killed her.

Keep that in mind.

Everyone has to pay their debt.

If there is a God...

...one life will pay for another!

It would have been better, if on that day...

...you had fallen in place of mom.

'When Arjun comes home, ask him to do it.'

'Does Arjun ever have time to help around the house?'

'Every time I ask him to do something, he says... '

'...he needs his own time and space.'

'What's so wrong about that?'

- 'Fine. I'm the one who's wrong. - But...'

'Don't you realise that I am saying all this for your sake?'

'Bird droppings cause diseases. Don't you know that?'

'If you are so smart... '

'...why don't you have a bird net installed?'

'That's an unnecessary expense.'

'Why pay for something that can easily be solved...'

'...by putting in some effort?'

- 'Come on! - But no!'

'Everyone prefers to come up with an excuse.'

'You shouldn't have retired.'

'When you were working in the bank, you never had so many complaints.'

'I'm doing it!'

'Happy?'

'Stop sulking.'

'It refuses to budge!'

'Keep one thing in mind.'

'If I fall... '

'...you'll be held responsible.'

If there is a God...

...one life will pay for another!

If there is the most atrocious sense of judgment in this world...

It is yours.

- Even God will? - I don't know why you retired.

Everyone will have to repay their debt.

Dad!

Dad! Listen to me.

I was not the one...

...who called you.

The person talking to you...

...was not me!

No, son...

- It's my fault. - Dad...

It's no one's fault, dad.

Please don't think that, dad...

That's not what I believe.

Listen to me.

The person who called you...

...was not me.

What?

Yes.

Does that mean...

This entire game is far bigger...

...than you realise.

Promise me something.

Unless you see me standing right in front of you...

...you will neither call someone...

...nor will you discuss this matter with anyone.

Please!

Okay...

Please, dad!

We have to turn left from here.

I'll inform Inspector Himmat about this.

There's no need to call anyone.

I don't want to miss this golden period.

The destination is on your map.

You have reached your destination.

Break it open!

Hey! Stop!

- Stop right there! - Hey!

"The chase is on and the way this forms..."

"...is a path unknown for the pacing norms."

"Take a leap of faith for the things I crave..."

"...and make our way into the raging storm."

"We go high up on the roof in search for the truth."

"Dodge 'em all in pursuit."

"The run to the crowd when the fear's too loud..."

"...to take what's yours expose them now!"

"And I'm caving 'em out..."

"Run to the curb as I'm pacing 'em out!"

"Feel my rhythm as I bump into them."

"Heart on my sleeve and pain in my mouth."

"There's a lot at stake and we're tryna break the chains."

"Covered in blood and pain..."

"In a world where the truth prevails..."

"...where you could never gauge."

"The game or how it feels."

"Always bigger than it seems."

"For players don't ever play lean."

"To win it all is truly a dream."

"So, call me a winner or call me a sinner."

"But I'm gonna do what I'm finna."

"Pull the damn trigger, make the lights go dimmer."

"Told you once that the game is bigger."

"Yeah! Call me a winner or call me a sinner."

"But I'm gonna do what I'm finna."

"Pull the damn trigger, make the lights go dimmer."

"Told you once that the game is bigger. Go figure!"

Hey!

"Yeah! Run for your life!"

"Feel alive!"

"Break the cage and feel the might!"

"It's one for the taking; you're done with the faking."

"We got you now. Can't run no places."

"Fool no one, you've had your fun."

"Pick yourself up, back to the run."

"So run!"

"So run!"

"'Go, run!"

"So run!"

"It's one for the taking; you're done with the faking."

"We got you now. Can't run no places."

Bye sir!

Bye!

Hi! I'm Shardul Sheth.

How can I help you?

I'm Inspector Himmat Rana.

Your dad, Raghunandan Sheth...

...became a victim of a digital arrest scam a year ago. Right?

- Yes, but the case is already closed. - The case might be closed...

...but I want to know for how long he was kept under digital arrest.

Four to six hours.

Not more than that.

We had gone out for a function.

My dad was very meticulous...

...about everything.

I don't know how he fell for this scam.

Even we couldn't understand.

Did you talk to him at that time?

No.

It happened all of a sudden.

First, we found out about the suicide...

...and then, about the scam.

How much money did you lose?

Rs 35 million.

That much amount couldn't have been sent without an OTP.

He received an OTP.

The bank even called him for verification.

But dad approved the transfer.

Do you really think I keep everything on my phone?

Are you that stupid?

You didn't find anything, did you?

Why were you there?

For investigation.

No one will believe that!

And you think they'll believe you? Really?

You will have to explain what you were doing over there.

I will tell everyone that during the investigation

I found out that you were the one who scammed your dad.

What will you do then?

You're drunk on duty!

How old is this school?

It started many years ago.

Was your dad a principal here?

No.

My dad was a money-lender.

- I see. - My dad had lent...

...a huge sum of money to the school's founder.

Later, the founder committed suicide. That's how we got the school.

I see.

Actually, dad could have recovered his money by selling this land.

But he didn't want the students to suffer.

So, he created a trust and kept the school going.

When your dad passed away...

...do you recall any unusual incident? Something out of the ordinary?

Yes. I found one thing very unusual.

Dad's suicide note.

It was dad's handwriting.

But the words were not his.

Do you have the suicide note?

Yes. One minute.

'Every person makes mistakes.'

'Everyone does.'

'My mistake was that I couldn't repay my debt.'

Hello! I'm sending you a location. Reach there with the force quickly.

Everyone carries a debt.

One has to repay it with interest.

'Everyone has to pay their debt.'

'Hey! Do you think you own the road?'

- 'Catch him! - Don't let him go!'

'Hey!'

'Is anyone dead?'

- 'Get out! - Enough!'

'Move aside!'

'Get him out!'

What are you doing at my house?

Your life is in danger, sir.

Danger? I don't understand.

Don't worry. My team will be here soon.

We have informed Arjun, as well. You need to stay inside.

I need to go to the hospital.

I have stationed two policemen at the hospital. - What?

These precautions are in place until the threat is neutralized.

- Don't worry. - Wait a minute.

Let me call Arjun.

Talk to him.

Don't worry, sir.

I'm here to help you.

Please sit. Let's have tea together.

Come here.

How is your wife now?

She needs one major surgery.

- Once that is done... - When is it scheduled?

They asked us to get it done at the earliest.

- That's why we need the money... - I see.

Can't you apply for a loan?

I'm sure you have contacts at the bank.

I can get it, but it will be based on my income.

- Moreover, there's a procedure... - Of course! Procedure.

That's the problem.

Whether it's the courthouse or the bank...

...there are queues everywhere.

Drama and delays.

The two things embedded in the fabric of our system.

But without rules and laws...

...everything will fall apart.

Hmm...

Sometimes, even we are forced to let the guilty go.

If we don't have proof, does it mean they're not guilty?

I'm sure you must have come across such cases in your career.

Sometimes, the paperwork is incomplete.

At times, the income is insufficient.

You might have rejected a loan application due to one of those reasons.

But somewhere in your heart...

...you knew the right thing to do was to approve the loan.

By that logic...

...everyone should get everything.

That means, you don't regret any of your past actions.

Why would I have regrets?

Of course! Why should you have regrets?

There's no reason to feel any regret.

I'm sure you must have come across a case...

...where you felt that you should have...

If it were so, I would surely remember.

I live by one principle.

I don't do anything wrong...

...nor do I let anyone do anything wrong.

It's true.

Wow, sir!

You are a rare breed, indeed!

I firmly believe...

...that the system was never corrupt...

...nor is it now.

- It's the people who corrupt it. - It's the people who corrupt it.

But don't you feel burdened by the thought...

...that if you had been corrupt...

...you would have enough money...

...to pay for your wife's surgery?

'Janta Sahkari Bank'

'Bhadresh Shah'

'Jagdish Solanki, the new face of corruption.'

'Sir...'

'The mastermind of the Amar Jyoti School scam!'

'A major scandal has been busted in Amar Jyoti School.'

'Defying the government's explicit orders...'

'...reserved seats in the school were traded off...'

'...in exchange for a bribe taken under the pretext of a donation.'

'Journalist Indu Yagnik...'

'...exposed Jagdish Solanki... '

'...the owner of the school, with damning evidence.'

- 'The photo is bad. - So is the man in it.'

- 'Who is clean these days, sir? - I am.'

Sir. Sir.

'On the other hand, angry parents...'

'...are demanding strict action against Jagdish Solanki.'

'Amar Jyoti is my school. I won't leave it.'

'I'm right here.'

'Down with Jagdish Solanki!'

'Harish, such things are common.'

'People will soon forget about it.'

'Down with Jagdish Solanki!'

'Mr Solanki, I want my money back.'

'I'm working things out. I'll return your money soon.'

'You have three days.'

- 'Two cups of tea. - Yes, sir. I'll get it.'

'Sir.'

'All you need to do is approve a loan of Rs 50 million.'

'You can keep 20%.'

'I've ordered tea. Have it and leave.'

'The cut can be negotiated.'

'How about 25%?'

'Does that work for you?'

'Three days are up.'

'I understand. I need two more days.'

- 'I went to the bank today. - Stop knocking on doors.'

'No one will agree to lend you money.'

'Especially after the scam you pulled...

'...no one will trust you.'

'Everyone will pay.'

'I will get the money.'

'All will be forgotten in two days.'

'Look here! Stand straight!'

'Hey!'

'Everyone is dishonest.'

'The only difference is that I got caught.'

'Jagdish Solanki still has enough clout.'

'He has land, too.'

'And a school, as well.'

'I'm saying this for the last time.'

'Leave my office.'

'Sir, try to understand.'

'You will get more later.'

'This is just the beginning. All you need to do...'

'What happened?' -

'Are you trying to bribe me? No bank will approve your loan!'

'You put the future of your students in jeopardy. - Sir...'

'Hear me out.'

'Just state your number and it will be done.'

'Shut up!'

'Everyone has to repay their debt.'

- 'Don't let this man enter the bank again. Out! - Mr Shah, listen...'

- 'Get out of my office! Out! - Please listen, sir.'

'Why are you pushing me?'

'Yes.'

'You're lucky.'

- 'What? - Mr Solanki took care of your charges.'

'Sir.'

'I will forever be indebted to you.'

'Eventually, everyone has to repay their debt.'

So, you have two options before you.

Either this noose around your neck...

...and the other option is...

The noose stays the same...

...but the whole family will die.

No... It's not their fault.

I'm the one to blame.

That's true.

I agree.

Since you're responsible, you should get the punishment.

'Annapurna Orphanage'

The ACP made all three victims write the same suicide note...

...because his dad...

...had written the same suicide note.

Ex-ACP Ratan Jagdish Solanki believed...

...that his father didn't commit suicide...

...but was killed.

- 'Hello. - Arjun, it's Inspector Himmat speaking.'

'Your dad's life is in danger.'

'What? - Your dad's life is in danger. Reach home quickly!'

'Okay!'

Using dark web chat rooms and dot onion websites...

...former ACP Ratan Solanki...

...came into contact with people like Sunny and Amar Gami.

The money he extorted from his victims...

...was used to fuel his personal vendetta.

The rest of the money was recovered...

...by the Cyber Cell from his shell companies.

That money will be returned to the victim's families.

Inspector Jairaj has been suspended...

...until the enquiry is complete.

'Someone tried to get him to overdose.'

And all the past cases in which he was involved...

...will be reopened.

Arjun, I apologise if I was harsh towards you...

...during the investigation.

No, sir. It's okay.

Since you've become ACP Himmat Singh Rana can I say something?

Sure.

If you need any help, please let me know. I've become quite good at this.

Sure!

"Yeah."

"I've been winning."

"Take it back now."

"Listen..."

"It started with the grind, then I found my reason."

"Wasn't looking for a prize, just some higher meaning."

"I'm moving forward, yeah, got myself fired up."

"Got my close ones in my system, they got me wired up."

"Kept my focus locked, put my best foot ahead."

"Every move that I make, I think of my people instead."

"I'm living' it up while I can, keeping my books clean."

"I evolve cuz it's love that runs deep in my genes."

"Life will make amends. The journey never ends."

- "Rise again! - Rising' up!"

- "Again! - Rising' up! Rising' up!"

"Life will make amends. The journey never ends."

- "Rise again! - Rising' up!"

- "Again! - Rising' up! Rising' up!"

"I found a spark in the dark, yeah, it gave me a start."

"Turned the pain into drive, now, I'm busy playing' my part."

"Every scar got a lesson, yeah, it shaped who I am."

"Did it all for the ones who believed in my jam."

"Carried hope through the fire, let it come out."

"Kept my focus on road. Nah, I never really ran."

"Take my all through my journey every step fully earned."

"And now, I'm here for a reason, every lesson returned!"

"Hear the roaring in my chest, yeah, it's louder than fear."

"Every step that I take got a purpose right here."

"From the ground to the top, yeah, I'm raising the bar."

"My people became my light..."

"...now, I'm shining bright like a star."

"Man, the world's so vast, but our dreams pass in a glance."

"Unknown intersections shape, grow, and bloom by chance."

"The grand design got a way of stitching moments in place."

"And somehow, love finds a way in the weave of time and space."

"Life will make amends. The journey never ends."

- "Rise again! - Rising' up!"

- "Again! - Rising' up! Rising' up!"

"Life will make amends. The journey never ends."

- "Rise again! - Rising' up!"

- "Again! - Rising' up! Rising' up!"