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WILL FOREVER REMAIN IN OUR HEARTS��C�u��F������ Thank you.��C�u@��sk����� Sir, you got a parcel.�� �����S - What?
- You got a parcel, sir.��#������ I didn't order anything.
Who sent this?���C�u@��������� I don't know, sir.
It just got delivered.��������M Hey, Naveen!����¡��k How many times have I told you
not to let strangers in?��
�C�u���٠���� Just hand it over to security.��Y������ Idiots! Just leave!��#C�u��)����� "Karma has risen.
This is the beginning of the end."��)������ "Hello, David."��/C�u���'����� "Alias Kishore."��$C�u@�����ڡԁ Someone is trying to unearth a pastthat was buried 25 years ago.��۠����@ Who could it be?��$C�u@�� ����� Vishnu,��6������ it's been four weeks��#������ since you said you'd be back in four days.�� qC�u@��7������ Waiting for you is one thing,��}�ӡ́� but when Shravya keeps askingwhen her dad is coming back,���C�u��P��̡Ɓ it's hard to keep telling heryou'll come tomorrow.��
C�u@�����סс If you're unhappy with the job,you can always come back home.��⠰���5 There's nothing to worry about.��$C�u���3����� Mom, why isn't this fish moving?�� �����; Fishy, are you asleep?��#C�u���ޠ���� It's not asleep. It might be dead.��������
� I've told you so many times
not to overfeed it.���C�u���֠���� A telegram for Jyothi.��$C�u�������� - Sent from?
- Tanuku Sugar Factory.��#�����
� Who sent it?��������� Did Dad send it?
Tell me, Mom.��
�C�u��5������ Did Dad send that, Mom?��#C�u�������� Mom, what happened?��#C�u���s����� Mom, what happened?��$C�u���à���� Where are we heading now?�� ������ � Are we going to Dad?��Р���� Mom, tell me.���C�u��
u����� What if Dad comes home while we're away?���C�u��%������ Mom!��$C�u��䠠���� Mom.��#C�u��'����� Mom.��/������ Wake up, Mom.�� C�u��}������ Why is he calling at this hour?��#C�u��������� Tell me.��Y������ You're the one who has to answer.��#C�u@���O����� Did you find it or not?��֠����) - We'll talk tomorrow.
- Hey!��S�ϡɁ� There's nothing more to discuss.
The one week you asked for is over.��
C�u���w����� Did you forget about this too?�� �����S I didn't. It's on my mind.�������� Then you should've called me!��#C�u@�������� Cut to the chase.
I'm coming to your house now.�� G����� � Give me my share!��)����� Or else, I'll tell the cops everything.���C�u@��Q����� - Hey!
- I don't care about myself.��#����� p I'll drag you out into the street.��w�����: Don't do it, man.��$C�u��$ ����� Hey.��#������ He'll mess everything up if he gets here.��#C�u@��:頣��� He's probably very drunk.��֠����S Why would they approve it? Already…�������� To hell with these two!���C�u��T#����� Why would the bank trust us?��$������ Hello, Karthik?���C�u��iL����� Am I a burden to you…��5������ Hello?��������
� Have you forgotten how good I was to you?�� qC�u���?����� Who is this?��e�̡Ɓ� …might lose the jobfor helping you get the loan.�� qC�u�������� Damn it!��C�u��z����� Karthik, stop messing with me.
I know it's you.��5C�u�� $U����� Blood Moon bleeds in the sky��)C�u�� 9������ As he strides into the night��
蠐���; Vinay!��0C�u@�� M֠���� Monsters shiver in the dark�������� Vinay!����š��� As he walks towardsThe heart of the unknown��;C�u�� y!����� Out in the rainHe's on his own�������) All through the nightHe hunts alone��C�u�� �I����� Fire in the lightsBlood on the floor��C�u�� �ˠ���� Nowhere to runSettle the score���C�u�� �S����� Sirens wail a warning cry��vC�u�� �ՠ���� He smells the danger in the air��
�C�u�� ��� Behold, the writing's on the wall��
/C�u@��
Ӡ���� He tears the web of lies apart��
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� The suicide victim is Vinay, sir.
A final-year engineering student.���C�u@��
$������ How long have you been in this job, Latha?��S������ It's been six months.������� With just six months' experience,
you can tell��C�u��
=����� if it was suicide or murder?��#C�u��
Q��� If he jumped on his own, it's suicide.��$������ If he fell by accident,
it was an accident.��wC�u��
l������ If someone pushed him…��Р����$ It's murder.��#C�u��!��� - Get the past two weeks' call records.
- Sir.���C�u��s'����� The cops just went in.��#C�u@���G����� - Srinu.
- Sir.��<������ Find the landline number
and give it to the station.�� ���� Tell them to contact us in an emergency.��#C�u��˱����� Okay, sir.��������� Where is Gangadhar?�� �����; He's coming, sir.
He's out on the balcony.���C�u�������� - So sorry for your loss.
- Please be seated.��v����� The postmortem report
will take some time.�� C�u��%����� If you cooperate with us,��ʠ̡Ɓ we'll do our best to release
your son's body as soon as possible.���C�u��<Р���� Alright, sir.�������e What I mean is--��#C�u��Vڠ���� Srinu, clear the area.��
k�����
Y Okay, sir.�������� Everyone, please step outside.���C�u��on����� Please leave the room.��ܠ����/ Please step out.��$C�u��������� So tell me.��������� What exactly happened last night?��$C�u@��������� There's no point talking
about right or wrong now.�� ��� � - Parvathi, how many times do I--
- Hey, stop bickering!��
kC�u���A����� Do you even realize what time it is?��w������ You started arguing at 10 p.m.
Now it's 3 a.m.���C�u@��?����� There's no reason for suspicion.��̡֠Ɓ* He got a call last night
and went up to the terrace to answer it.��FC�u��
ꠏ��� Time?�������
/ It must have been around 3 a.m.��#C�u��
������ Why were you still awake at that hour?��#C�u��
2蠑��� Well…�������� � I was asleep here in the hall.��������� I woke up when I heard him open the door.��LC�u��
V�֡Ё He could've answered the call in his room.
Why did he go up to the terrace?��vC�u��
j>����� I don't know.�������� G - How old is Vinay?
- Around 20 or 21?���C�u��
������ - Is it 20 or 21?
- 21.�� �C�u��
������� What do you do, sir?��Y������ - What do you mean?
- I mean, what's your job?���C�u��
�/�¡�� My wife works as a head nurse
at a government hospital.��
/������ I asked about your job.��#C�u@��
�W�ӡ́ I used to own a jewelry store,
but it was robbed, and I lost everything.��������� I reported it to the police back then.��$C�u��
���� No one has bothered with it since.��
������
So you're not working,
which means you have no income.��
�C�u������ Did Vinay have any life insurance?��
������
� What?���C�u��%k����� What are you talking about?����ġ��� Are you saying we killed our son
for the insurance money?��
�C�u��>������ Why have you come here,
and what are you asking us?��SC�u@��RԠ���� We're already in deep pain
from losing our son.�� �ơ��5 He didn't sleep last night.He was drunk too.�� �C�u@��jD�֡Ё And a fight broke out,so he definitely won't tell the truth.��
������ Was there any fight in the house
last night?�� �C�u��������� No.��ܠ����� Do Vinay's friends come over often?��#C�u���ʠ���� - No.
- Sir, think carefully before answering.���C�u���X����� His friend Karthik comes over
once in a while.��d�����
� I'm coming to your house now.��#C�u���h����� I want to see Vinay's room.��#C�u��>������ What's this?�������� Your son made it look locked
from the outside.��
������ That means��#C�u��X������ he's trying to hide something from you.��#C�u��m��¡�� - Why don't you get a haircut?
- I'll do it later, Mom.��;�����
Y It's for style.��YC�u��������� Hey, did you take my bike out last night?��
�����
k Me? No.��#C�u���e����� Then why is it parked in a different spot?�������S It happened the night before last, too.���C�u���۠���� How can you remember that
when you were drunk?��ʠ���� Hey!��������# Hey. Idiot.���C�u���K����� Oh, yes, tell me something.��$�Ρȁw I came to your room at 3 a.m.
the other day, and you weren't there.��
C�u���Ǡ���� What do you mean?
I might have been in the bathroom.��
YC�u��`������ - These aren't yours, are they?
- No.��
�C�u��xx����� Sir.�������� {\an8}They look like random scribbles.��}C�u���⠍��� No.����ġ��0 They look like the scribblings
of someone who's suicidal.��C�u���C����� - Call him.
- Okay, sir.��#����� Sir, please come with me.��#C�u��S����� Is that Vinay's handwriting?��#�����
� I'm not sure about it, sir.��#C�u��4ɠ���� Hold on.�������� - Latha, check who's calling.
- Sir.��$C�u@��N����� - What do you know about your son?
- Hello.��Y�� He's only 20 and already taking drugs,
and you don't know.�� q�ǡ��p You don't know his handwriting.
You don't even know his age.��
/C�u��o������ What?!��_�����
k - Okay.
- Sir…��#C�u���㠚��� - Sir--
- Wait.��ܠ���� � - Sir.
- What?��������| I need to tell you something.
Can we please step out?��
AC�u������ - What's so urgent?
- Sir, it's the postmortem lab.��;������ Vinay was murdered. It wasn't suicide.��$C�u@��������� You asked me not to jump to conclusions.
I remember.��
������ But this is clearly murder, sir.��S������ - There's a bullet in Vinay's skull.
- Bullet?���C�u��勠���� Are you going to say that if he was shot,
it's murder,��
ՠ����) and if he shot himself, it's suicide?�� C�u���$����� But there was no gun on the terrace.�������� � Could you please hush up?���C�u��⠞��� Bullet in the skull?��#�����
A How did we miss this, Srinu?��/������ Well…���C�u��*������ His parents are hiding something.��#������ What if we question the neighbors?��#C�u��D������ How many apartments are there here?��#�����p There are four blocks in this community.���C�u��],����� And 32 apartments in this block.��Y������ One is available for rent.��/�����
/ Two are locked.��)C�u@��qנ���� That means 29 are occupied.�������� Let's say there are four people
per apartment.��������G That makes 116 neighbors.���C�u����ġ�� Wouldn't someone among them
have some useful information?��
������p Let's find out.���C�u���c�š�� Gangadhar usually spends his time
idling around the house,��
֠����) smoking and drinking.��}C�u���\����� Parvathi is so kind.��$�ӡ́
� She even gave us money to pay
our children's school tuition a few times.��GC�u@���+����� Parvathi sometimes works night shifts
at the hospital.�������e And Vinay used to go out
around 10 or 11 p.m.��
/C�u@���`����� Parvathi is a very nice person.��#�����v But Gangadhar is…��������
� Gangadhar borrowed 50,000 rupees from me.��#C�u��Y����� He gets very rude when I ask him
to pay me back.�������d I helped Gangadhar get a bank loan.���C�u@��&����� But he never pays his loan installments
on time.�� ����� q They are a decent family.��������M We don't know much about them.��/C�u��;Ԡ���� - I don't know.
- I don't know.��#�� � Did you hear any sounds
from their apartment last night?��
�C�u��P������ - Sounds?
- I mean, like…��
A������ Like a gunshot?��#C�u@��j������ - A gunshot, right?
- Not exactly.��v������ But something similar.����ǡ��
� First he asks for 555 cigarettes,
then he asks for Marlboro.��eC�u@���A����� We don't know much about them.��S������ - We don't know.
- We moved in here recently.�� ������ You and Vinay attend the same college.��}C�u���"����� Same college,
but we're in different departments, sir.��������S Why are you tense, dear?���C�u��������� I'm not tense.
We're in different departments.��_�����| Did Vinay attend college regularly?��$C�u��������� How would I know, sir?
We're in different departments.��ܠ����A Do you know any of Vinay's friends?���C�u���7����� We're in different…��#������ Yeah, you're both
in different departments.��C�u@��M����� I'm the regional manager
at Kaveri Chit Fund.���ơ��_ Parvathi asked me to recommend
her husband for a job there.��
�C�u@�� ������ She took the application form
from me yesterday.��
��¡��q The husband and wifeare always fighting.���C�u��<����� It was very hard on their son.��#������ Is it my fault if the bank doesn't
approve the loan?��
C�u@��YO�̡Ɓ I can't keep up with expenses
like loan payments, college tuition��������� and maintenance.��������� I've told you many times
that I won't do any job.�� pC�u@��v�ҡ́ I had people working under me before.
How can I work under someone now?��
������M When you lose the kingdom,
you lose the throne.�� �C�u@���F����� So you admit
that I used to live like a king.�� G�����
� I'll be like this until death.��������� Until my death?��#C�u���&����� I'm heading to the hospital.���C�u@��-��֡Ё Just because there is darknessDoesn't mean it owns the place��������e The full moon never trembles in fear���C�u��RҠ���� The stars never abandon the sky�������� Simply because light seems distant���C�u@��x�ԡ Even when heavy rains pour downAnd the weather turns harsh����ˡŁ� The raindrops eventually nourishA tender new leaf���C�u��������� As long as breath remains beside you��������� Hope for tomorrow will stay with you���C�u��� ����� How much longer?How many more years?��������� Let go of such doubts���C�u@��蹠���� I have always been here for you����ʡā� Let that be the messageYou carry within yourself���C�u���-����� Just because your eyesRefuse to believe���C�u���2����� Can the truth ever change?��������� The hidden sorrows behind your gaze���C�u���ˠ���� Will one day fade away like a dream�������� The ocean that touches both shores���C�u�������� Never stops to choose a side�������� The twilight between day and night���C�u��#������ Has already told us this story��q������ Gangadhar borrowed 300,000 rupees
from me a year ago.���C�u��@̠���� He hasn't paid me a penny yet.��*�����} He keeps making excuses
and hiding from me.��5C�u��TѠ���� Have some shame.���ȡ6 Life is the meeting pointOf light and darkness��C�u@��l��ҡ́ Learning to live with bothIs how we continue our journey��������� As long as breath remains beside you���C�u���]����� Hope for tomorrow will stay with you��������� How much longer?How many more years?���C�u��������� Let go of such doubts��������� I have always been here for you���C�u���<�ʡā Let that be the messageYou carry within yourself���C�u��������� Mom, where's my ID card? I can't find it.�� ����� p Mom, where is it?
Time is ticking.��$C�u��Ԡ���� He does this every single day.��#������ You'll find it if you keep your eyes open.���C�u��12����� - Okay.
- What's with this new habit?����š�� - You come home late and forget everything.
- Enough, Mom.���C�u��K㠙��� Bye, take care.��$C�u��������� Hey, we found it in Vinay's room, right?��
������� Sir would be furious if he found out.��$C�u��������� I have no cigarettes.�������� Are you going to snitch on me?��$C�u���N����� Sir.��S������ Idiot.��_����� Sorry, sir.
I'll put this in the evidence bag.���C�u@���M����� Do we have Vinay's call records?��Р����# I'll look into it, sir.��/������ There's a lawyer on the second floor.��YC�u����ơ�� See if he has a fax machine
and tell them to send it there.�� ���
A Okay, sir.���C�u��/����� Sir, shall I bring you some tea?��#C�u��mp����� Sir, did you notice something?�� �����S The things in this house
are quite eclectic.���C�u�������� The lady detectiveQuite effective��pC�u���2����� Did you see that sticker on the chest?��#������ The same sticker is in a couple
of other places.�� GC�u��ɹ����� I think Gangadhar might have run
an antiques business��������� before opening his jewelry shop.���C�u���Ġԡ After closing it down, he seems to have
kept some of those items at home.��)C�u@���Ϡʡā Sir, no one around here seems to know
anyone in this apartment.��
�����
X Certainly not anyone in this apartment.��YC�u@��Ԡ���� No one saw anyone arguing on the terrace
last night.��^�ơ�� These are Vinay's call records.
This is quite serious, sir.��dC�u@��/��֡Ё Vinay has been frequently calling
and receiving calls from just one number.��|������ And it's not a personal number.��_C�u@��D����� It's a public coin-operated phone
in Yousufguda.��
j�����
� He got a call from that number
last night at 2:55 a.m.��vC�u@��b����� The call lasted 50 seconds.��Y�ҡ́� He immediately received another call
from an unknown cell phone number.��
�C�u��x4����� That call lasted just three seconds.��#�����
k But Vinay called back immediately.��#C�u���W����� Did you find out whose number it is?��#����� It belongs to Mercury.��#C�u��������� Mercury?��$C�u���
����� Who's that, sir?��蠟���; It's Stephen Mercury.��#C�u���}����� A criminal and a smuggler.��#C�u����͡ǁ He's already facing charges
for several robberies and ten murders.���C�u@��S��ѡˁ What connection could a criminal like him
have with a college student?��L������ Why would he call at that hour?���C�u@��mϠ���� This case is bigger
than it first seemed, sir.���� Looks like Vinay did a lot of shady things
before he died.��dC�u��������� Hello.�������� Kishore.��e�����
� You need my help
with your new case, right?���C�u��������� Do you know where I am?��#������ You'll find me.��$C�u��ˏ����� Fine. Bring the case file with you.��#C�u���'����� - Srinu.
- Yes, sir.�� �����S Help me move this chest.��$C�u��51����� There's blood.��#�����v I don't know how it got there, sir.���C�u@��K���� We'll find out soon enough.��w������ Srinu, find out how long it's been there,��$�����A and see if it matches Vinay,
Gangadhar, or Parvathi.��SC�u��k������ - Okay, sir.
- Quick.��#C�u��� ���� What is it this time?
Murder, suicide, or an accident?��;C�u���&����� We couldn't figure it out,
so I came to you.��vC�u@�������� Who the heck made you
a sub-inspector, Kishore?�� G�աρ � You can't solve a case on your own.
You come running to me for everything.���C�u�������� This time, I've got a big one for you.��������� But I'm busy right now.
I'll look into it later.�� �C�u��\����� Three thousand rupees, sir.��ʠ���� You can buy a job with a bribe,
but not brains.�� GC�u��'a����� It looks like an accident, sir.���ġ��Y But we can't tell if it was really
an accident or murder.��;C�u@��Fʠ���� The deceased was Jyothi.
Her husband died in a fire.����š��) She was on her way to collect his body
when this happened.��)C�u��dj����� That's all we know for now, sir.��#�����
j I called her husband's factory
and confirmed�� C�u��xE����� that the fire really happened.��֠����) The evidence was gone
before our team got there.���C�u���D����� All we found was the body, a bag,
and a little girl.��_������ The girl may be 5 years old.��#C�u��ŕ�Сʁ We may have to close this case
as a hit-and-run or leave it unsolved.���C�u���ڠ���� But before that, see if you can crack it.��MC�u��h����� Marley Spirit.��#C�u@��7����� Sir?�������� Marley Spirit. The car that hit her.�� G������ It's a very old and rare model.
A vintage piece.��
AC�u��@M����� You can hardly find ten in the city.��
�����
k How do you know that?��#C�u��U�� I didn't buy my way into this job.��#�ġ��
� It shouldn't be that hard
to find that car among the ten.��eC�u���t����� Marley Spirit.��#C�u�������� Let me see that group photo.��#����� We found it in her house, sir.��#C�u@��Ѧ����� What is it, sir?�������_ Did you go to the hospital
to find out about Jyothi?��������R Yes, I did.��⠛���� Whom did you ask?��C�u��Ӡ���� Your name?��e������ Parvathi.��������� How long has Jyothi been working here?���C�u�������� Approximately a year.�� ������
� Did Jyothi ever talk about her past
with you?��
C�u��B����� They had a love marriage.��_������ Their parents didn't approve,
so they eloped.��
�C�u��W��� She died in an accident a week ago.��#������ When did Jyothi tell you
that she quit the job?�� �C�u��ub����� Today's my last day.
I won't be coming in after today.��⠯���# - Did your husband get a job?
- Yes.��$C�u��������� Oh, congrats! Where?��������� He's a production manager
at Tanuku Sugar Factory.��
AC�u��������� He just joined yesterday.��$�ȡ � He said he'd come next week
and take Shravya and me with him.���C�u������ So, you don't have to work
to support your small family.��
�C�u���F����� What else?��֠���� My dream is to become a writer.��
C�u���?����� From now on, I have to focus on it.�� ���� You remind me of the person I once was.�� C�u�� 1����� I used to be like you.��$�����
k But I spent my life supporting
my husband's dreams��;C�u�� %*����� and providing for our family.��$����� Now, I've forgotten
that I have a life of my own.���C�u�� H|����� At least you have your life back.��C�u�� ������� Give this to Shravya.��#�����
X - All the best.
- Thank you.��$C�u�� ������ I thought she went to Tanuku.�� ������ I didn't know she had died
until you told me.���C�u�� ���� Where's Shravya now?�� p�����
Poor child.�������� We sent her to Jyothi's parents.��#C�u�� ������� Do you think there's any link
between these two cases?��C�u��!������� Just give me ten days.��#�����
� I'll do whatever job
you ask me to, Parvathi.��
XC�u��!�f����� I can't bear the thought
that I made a mistake.��
�C�u��!�蠬��� If I'd been a responsible adult…��#�����
this might not have happened last night.��#C�u��!�o����� And Vinay might still be with us.��#C�u��!�>����� Forgive me, Parvathi.��$������ Please, Parvathi.��$C�u��"ޠ���� Please say something, Parvathi.��#�¡�� Why do you need to change
after you've lost everything?��5C�u��"'��� Even if we change now,
it won't bring Vinay back, right?��
�C�u��"]ڠ���� Parvathi.������� What happened last night was an accident.�� �C�u��"|𠽡�� I didn't even know
there was a bullet in that gun.���C�u��"���¡�� I know you weren't aware
there was a bullet in the gun.��e�����v Let's not discuss these things now.��$C�u��"������� You believe me, right?��#C�u��"����� Ma'am, sir is asking for you.��$������ If a 20-year-old boy commits suicide,��
�C�u��"�Ӡ���� he's either a coward��#�����
k or there must be
a strong reason behind it.��
C�u��#�աρ If it's neither of those, there must
have been a fight at home last night.��RC�u@��#����� Do you even realize what time it is?�� �����$ You started arguing at 10 p.m.
Now it's 3 a.m.����k You two are always fighting,
day and night.�� GC�u@��#45�̡Ɓ You two never agree on anything.
You're making my life miserable!��۠����� If you can't live together, get a divorce.��0C�u��#Lu����� Hey!��_�á��� I'll kill you if you say another word
beyond your years.��
�C�u��#m����� Ma'am, if a 20-year-old boy
commits suicide…��)�����M He's asking what happened last night.��MC�u��#������� Sir, I already said--��$������ - Srinu.
- Sir.��/�����e Take him away.��#C�u@��#�Ԡ���� How can you be so sure
my son committed suicide?��
��ǡ��
� Fine, I won't call it suicide.
Let's put that aside for now.���C�u@��#ጠϡɁ Could you please briefly explain
everything that happened yesterday?��R�����: I wasn't at home, sir.
I went to the hospital.��_C�u@��$��͡ǁ She isn't lying,but she's trying to hide the truth.�� ������
A What could it be?��/������ Latha.��YC�u��$*����� Sir.���ȡ5 This college letter says
Vinay hasn't been attending classes.���C�u@��$1v����� We found this in your bedroom.����СʁM Usually, parents get very angry
when they receive a letter like this.��MC�u��$K����� How did you react when you saw this?��#�����: Look, I'm not trying to make you upset.��GC�u��$r=����� Whatever I ask, my intention is the same.��
k������ To find out what caused Vinay's death.��#C�u��$������� So, please cooperate.��$C�u��$������� That day, I went to Vinay's college.��
AC�u@��$������� Not him.
I should give you an earful first.��ʠġ��� How many times have I told you
not to smoke in the house?��;C�u��%֠���� You should be ashamed of deceiving me.��
������
Do you know how hard I work
to pay your college fees?���C�u@��%7.�� You leave home with a bag
as if you're going to college,��;������ but you don't.��������� Then what do you do all day?��C�u��%OE����� Mom…��5������ I go to college every day.��}�����
X I just didn't go today.���C�u��%cǠ���� I'll smack you if you lie to me.��#�����d When did you start smoking?��YC�u��%|נԡ Smoking? I suspected it when I found
two cigarettes missing from my pack.��Р����� Turn off the damn TV!���C�u��%��¡�� Why are you shouting at me
as if I did something wrong?��e�����5 Hey, why aren't you going to college?��}C�u��%������� Zip it, Dad.��}������ Don't interfere.��������� Get your own act together
before you lecture me.��
AC�u��%�K����� Hey.��k������ How many times do I have to say
I'm going to college?��
A�����G So annoying.��_C�u��&*����� Then what's this?��$C�u��&�� Have you noticed any unusual behavior
in Vinay recently?��#������ He often forgot where he put things.��
�C�u��&>3�ɡÁ He'd raise a ruckus every day,
saying his things were missing.��5C�u@��&i+����� One day…��e�͡ǁ� - Where to? Eat your dinner.
- Going to a movie. I'll eat outside.��������� What should I do with this rice?���C�u��&�`����� Make it into tamarind rice.��5������ Did you take your keys?��$C�u��&�#����� He remembers this well.��#�����| And the next day…��$C�u@��&�Π���� What did you lose this time?��#�����
A I'm talking to you.��������A I'll search for it too,
if you tell me what it is.��
�C�u��&�ҠɡÁ You even forgot what you're looking for?
Where did you put it?��
/�����
� If I knew, I'd look there myself.���C�u��'������ This house and the people in it�������^ are irredeemable!��$C�u@��'#����� What's in it?
That's typical of Vinay, right?��
A�����5 No.��ܠԡd After that, he started seriously searching
the whole house for something.��5C�u��'GV����� And he even looked somewhat disturbed.��e�� He searched his room
in an agitated state yesterday too.���C�u��'bؠ���� But you said you weren't home yesterday.��#C�u��'wZ����� I was on the afternoon shift yesterday.�� ���G I left for work after 2 p.m.���C�u��'������� I have no reason to lie to you.�� �C�u��'�h����� Did Vinay and Gangadhar ever quarrel?��������_ I can see��#C�u@��'�8�ӡ́ that you're asking these questions
based on what the neighbors told you.��
ՠ����� Everyone sees things
from their own perspective.��
/C�u��'�B����� But why not look at it differently?��#�����
� What could they have said about Vinay?���C�u��(�ơ�� That he skipped college
and loafed around with his friends?��
������� That's all, isn't it?��#C�u��(+]����� They saw one side of Vinay.
At home, he was different.��������� He was a responsible son.��#C�u��(������� What's Dad's problem, Mom?��#������ The problem lies with all of us,
not just him.��
AC�u��(�=����� Maybe you're right,
but Dad is the solution.��
�����
/ If there's a problem,
there'll be a solution.��
�C�u��(������ So we must have one too, right?���C�u��)
����� How much do you need?�� �����
� He was eager to help.��#C�u��)��̡Ɓ Mom, just tell me. How much do we need
to solve all our problems?��
�C�u��)3������ - Can you get me whatever I ask for?
- Just say it.��
C�u��)Jy����� The respect we lost
in front of the neighbors.��������k The faith your dad lost in life.���C�u��)n��� The sleepless nights I spent
working night shifts.��d����� The quality education you're missing.�� GC�u��)�Ϡ���� Can you bring all that back?��$�����
Y This isn't just about money, son.��MC�u��)�ڠ���� It's about change.��������� We can't force it, and we can't stop it.��;C�u��)�Ǡ���� It takes time.��}�ȡ� It takes time for people to change
and problems to be solved.��/C�u@��)������ You kids think
money can change everything.��^�ѡˁp But we believe money will come
when everything changes for the better.��;C�u��*]����� What's your ambition in life?��$C�u��*3������ Do you know what my ambition is?��������M Have you ever thought about finding out��
/C�u��*M������ what your mom wants?��#�����v Tell me now.��#C�u��*i頜��� It's nothing much.��#�����d Just a small wish.��$C�u��*�)�š�� At least once, I want all three of us
to sit at this table��
֠���� and happily eat a meal together.�� �C�u��*������� That's it.��#�����
� Yes.�� C�u��*�t����� Nothing more.��#C�u��*�+����� You asked what Dad's problem is, right?�������# Remember, everyone goes
through a bad phase in life.���C�u��*�M����� Everyone has their downfall.��$�ơ�� q We should never judge people
based on what they go through.���C�u��+P������ I think she's telling the truth, sir.��ʠ����
But we're not getting
the information we need.�� GC�u��+gT����� Two teas, please.��������� Maybe we're not asking
the right questions.��
C�u��+������� Why don't we ask her
about the bullet, sir?���C�u��+�٠���� If they're involved, they won't tell us.����5 If they're not, it'll shatter them.��)C�u��+�%����� Then we can't do much.��������� We'll be helpless either way.��$C�u@��+�}����� Did we get the forensic report, Srinu?��������� The report isn't ready yet,
but I spoke to them.�� ������; They said those bloodstains
were a week old.�� GC�u��,v����� And they didn't match
Vinay, Parvathi, or Gangadhar.��5�����
� So there was a fourth person.���C�u��,?����� - Could it be Mercury?
- It could be Karthik too.��
蠬���
Y Did you find out where Karthik is?���C�u��,3������ Not yet, sir.
Our men are looking for him.��M������ - Why is it taking so long?
- I'll look into it, sir.���C�u��,L+����� - Latha, bring the watchman.
- Sir.��MC�u��,u������ Hello, sir.�������e - What's your name?
- Venkat Rao, sir.�� ������ Mr. Venkat Rao.��MC�u@��,�۠���� Tell me honestly. What was Vinay like?��M������ He was a really good guy.��������� - Are you from Godavari?
- Yes.���C�u@��,�K����� Where in Godavari?��������� - Penugonda, in West Godavari.
- I see.��������d How are you so sure
that Vinay was a good guy?��eC�u@��,�g�¡�� Well, he used to tip me
ten or twenty rupees sometimes.��
������S - What? Does tipping make someone good?
- Yes.��;C�u@��,�H�ˡŁ If he tipped you, he must've been doing
something shady at home.��ʠ���� - And you were helping him.
- Oh, no!���C�u��,��� It was nothing like that.��#�����
k Sir knows what you and Vinay were up to.��^C�u��-������ Okay. Vinay had a friend called Karthik.��_������ What do you know about him?��}C�u@��-#������ I don't know his name, sir.��������� But a guy used to come here often.�� ��ҡ́� The other day, Vinay came herewith his friend at 11 p.m.��
C�u��-\������ His friend left in a hurry after 1 a.m.��
蠧���� His hand was bandaged.�� GC�u@��-xL�ɡÁ I think they must've had a big fightthat night.��
����� Why didn't you tell us this earlier?��MC�u��-�|����� The last piece of the puzzle.��#C�u��.l������ Sir, when will you give us Vinay's body?��
�C�u@��.�à���� First, tell me what happened last night.��#�ҡ́# What else do we need to say?
Aren't you going to let us grieve for him?��|C�u@��.��� We have so many last rites to perform.���� G I don't understand
what you're still looking for.�� Ġ����^ You yourself said Vinay committed suicide.��
kC�u��.�H����� The postmortem report is in.
It wasn't suicide.��
�C�u��.�/����� It's murder!��#�����5 Someone shot and killed Vinay.��#C�u��/������ What are you saying, sir?��Р����# Sir.��������5 What…�������� What do you mean he was shot dead?��#C�u��/ �� The postmortem report.��#������ Sir, who did that?��$C�u��/7������ I'll tell you.��������� But first,��*�����e I found these torn papers in your dustbin.���C�u��/NZ�ϡɁ It's a job application for the manager
position at Kaveri Chit Fund.���C�u��/fp����� The date shows it was filled out
yesterday.��
蠬���w How did this application get torn?���C�u��/|����� What's this?
Why are you asking irrelevant questions?��
C�u��/�ߠ���� If you tell me yourself,
it'll be the truth.�� q����� � If I find out myself,
you'll be considered guilty.��}C�u@��/�B����� Last night…��蠺���; Why are you stuck on something
that won't work?��S������ Parvathi, why do you keep nagging me--��Y������ Hey, knock it off!���C�u��/������� If you can't live together, get a divorce.��MC�u@��0#>�ԡ As you said, Vinay went to the terraceto answer that call.��
������: Please listen to me patiently.��$C�u��0BT�ѡˁ If you go into business, you might make
40,000 rupees a month at most.���C�u@��0Z蠳��� And a job may get you only 10,000 rupees.��#�����
� I know it's very little.��ܠ����� But instead of sitting idle,
that's better, isn't it?���C�u��0�ࠣ��� I've filled out the form.��#����� � I spoke to the people at the company.�� C�u��0������� All that's needed is your signature.�� �C�u��0�j����� You are a working woman.����á��M As far as I know,
this household depends on your salary.��pC�u��1������ What he did must have hurt you badly.��#�����
� You must have been furious.��$C�u��1����� You really need to be ashamed of yourself.��w������ We have so many problems,
but you don't even care!��
/C�u��15T����� Are you even human?��$�����5 You don't understand when I speak calmly.���C�u@��1nu�ġ�� You can't even take itwhen she scolds you.�� ����� q Would you just take it if she hit you?��#C�u��1�Ƞ���� You must have gone berserk.��#C�u@�1���ȡ Take your anger out on the problems,
not on people or things.��5������ At least that would serve a purpose.��$C�u��1�6����� You want it to serve a purpose?��#C�u��1�)����� A purpose?��#C�u��1�K����� Now watch. This will serve a purpose.��
蠦���; What the hell are you doing?��#C�u��2�堮��� The bullet we found in Vinay's head.��#C�u��2�[����� It was fired from an antique gun.��ʠ����� And that gun is in your house.
Where is it?��
kC�u��2�ʠ���� Shall I tell you?��$C�u��3=������ Vinay could have survived the fall.��#�����
� But the bullet you fired,���C�u��3S������ killed him midair.��#C�u��3�L����� I didn't expect us to solve this case
so quickly, sir.���C�u@��3������� Who said this case was closed?��v������ Why do you say that, sir?��5�����R We found out who shot Vinay
and arrested Gangadhar.��;C�u��4ߠ���� It's over, isn't it?��5�Сʁ� We found out who shot Vinay,
but there's still a lot more to uncover.��wC�u@��4"Z����� What did Vinay and Karthik do at night?����ʡā� The watchman said Karthik left
late at night with bruises. Why?���C�u��4L������ Was it Karthik's blood on the mat?��ʠ����� Two weeks ago…��eC�u@��4i{�Сʁ Vinay put something important somewhere
and forgot where he'd put it.��|������ He'd been looking all over the house
for it.���C�u��4�h����� What was it?���ɡÁ� What's the connection
between the most-wanted criminal Mercury��
�C�u��4�l����� and Vinay?��$C�u@��4Ȉ����� And the important question is…����Ρȁ� The bullet hit Vinay by coincidence
when he fell from the building.��
XC�u��4媠���� Did he fall from the terrace,
or was he pushed?��
C�u��5Ǡǡ�� And is there anyone else
we need to know about in this case?��pC�u��5A#����� "Part 2 coming soon."��5C�u��5���ѡˁ I want the contact number for Vinay,
the author of Newton's Third Law.���C�u��5�Y����� Find out.��#C�u��6PL����� Hello? Who's this?��#C�u��6f ���� Hi, is this Vinay,
the author of Newton's Third Law?��
ՠ����) Yes, speaking.���C�u��6{����� I'm David.��������� Is this the right time to talk to you?��#������ Fine, tell me.���C�u@��6������� First of all,
congratulations on the huge success.��������� I just finished your book.��������� - That was fantastic.
- Thank you.��$C�u��6����� And I have an interesting��e�����
Y business proposal for you.���C�u@��6�"����� Sorry, sir.
But I'm not at all interested in business.��������
� If you don't mind,
could we meet in person?�� GC�u@��6�c�ԡ Just a half-hour meetingover a cup of coffee or something.��d������ It isn't like a money-making deal.����ġ��� It's like an NGO kind of thing
for orphans and poor kids.��}C�u��7ޠ���� If you want,��蠽���; I can send my profile to you.
You can take a look.�� �C�u@��7(Ġ���� Please.��蠢���<