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I'm on my way.
I'm on my way.
Yes, I'm excited too.
I know, I know, I know it's been a long time.
Are you okay?
I'm calling for an ambulance.
No ambulance,
no police.
Go back to
where you have come from.
Go now!
You've entered a one way street, young man, no return.
Take him in.
How did you feel when Rosy died?
If there's something more painful than sorrow, I felt that.
Why were you looking for her even after her death?
I couldn't bury her.
You were asking me about the lucky charm.
'My Rosy made this, who had this?'
You had it.
Somebody had given it to my sister
at my father's 13th day of mourning.
Then my sister had given it to me for good luck.
Why didn't you tell this to me before?
Would you have believed me?
You would've found my sister and killed her.
Who gave Rosy's lucky charm to your sister?
The one who kidnapped Rosy.
Did your dad have an accomplice?
Looks like it.
Abhishek, I have to find him.
I want to be alive.
Doctors have given you two months.
You don't even have that time as you'll directly go to jail from here.
But i can find Rosy's dead body and bury her.
I can keep you alive too.
In return, you will have to do something for me.
What?
You have to stay quiet
until you die.
'Vikas, you were supposed to give me an exclusive scoop on this case.'
'This is our big ticket.'
'Razia Khatun was a witness of Rosy Telkar's kidnapping.'
Hello?
Is it Razia Khatun?
Sorry, sorry Ira.
Are you hurt?
I am not so weak.
Did you have a nightmare?
I should wake up.
I have to make breakfast and
I have to drop Anya to the school as well.
Anya went by herself.
and she made the breakfast too.
Sammit, a lot has changed in the past few days.
Like Anya knows the truth now.
Truth?
That we shouldn't be dependent on anyone.
For me, it is just...
The time stood still for me.
Ira, I think,
I have been left far behind.
Neither you will be ahead
nor behind now.
You lost your watch, didn't you?
I bought a new one. Exactly the same.
Welcome home, Sammit.
Ma'am, the Municipal office has sent this for you.
Sammit Patel.
Parents, Anupriya
and Manohar Patel.
Attention, everyone!
Vikas Sarode from The Pulse is exposing live.
'Dear subscribers,'
'first revelation in the Bala Banne serial killing case.'
'Bala Banne had an accomplice,'
'who never got caught.'
'The second thing is,'
'Bala Banne's last victim'
'Rosy Telkarâs kidnapping'
'had a witness.'
'It was Razia Khatun.'
'Mrs. Razia had noted down the carâs number and even lodged a complaint.'
'But she started getting constant threats to take the complaint back.'
'Before Mrs. Razia could withdraw her complaint,'
'police had traced the car.'
'This car'
'belonged to serial killer, Bala Banne.'
'Mrs. Razia continued to get threatening calls for weeks'
'even after Bala Banne's death.'
'Let's listen to the threatening call carefully.'
'Remember, seven women have been kidnapped from Sarangwadi.'
'You could be the eight one.'
'You must've heard what happened with the village chief of Sarangwadi.'
'He was questioning Bala Banne's son and daughter.'
'And he died a terrible death.'
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'If I can kill the village chief, can't I kill you...or your daughter?'
'Now there are many questions before me.'
'And people are presuming that'
'Bala Banne's accomplice could be his son,'
'Abhishek Banne.'
'Subscribers,'
'from the medium of Crime Exposé, I, Vikas Sarode...'
Did you break the lock of the storeroom?
Yes,
a mother from the school has gotten pregnant for the second time.
She wanted Anya's stroller.
You were in the hospital and
I couldn't find the keys.
So, I broke the lock.
I will replace it.
I did it.
I knew it.
What?
That you are like this.
You are a perfect man,
a perfect father,
and a perfect husband.
I am so lucky.
Did you hear the development in the Abhishek Banne serial killing case?
No, I was busy.
You know, these things disturb me.
Shall we go to sleep?
Oh.
You go, I will finish the work and come.
Sure.
Good night.
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'If I can kill the village chief, canât i kill you...'
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'If I can kill the village chief, canât i kill you...'
'Or your daughter?'
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'If I can kill the village chief, canât i kill you...'
'Or your daughter?'
Come on.
Come on, come on!
And thatâs 43 Lakh subscribers, letâs goooo!
One minute.
Vikas,
the voice of dad's accomplice can be cracked.
Abhishek, the world thinks you are the accomplice.
All thanks to you.
I am ready to forget it.
We can reach dad's accomplice, together, as a team.
You go your way and I'll go mine. Okay?
Why? - Because you almost killed me.
Do you remember? Those hours were the most
frightening moments of my life and I
can never forget it.
Do you get it? You are not a human being,
only an insane man
can trust you, understood?
Cut the call!
You have to stay the entire day with Grandma today, okay?
Don't trouble her, okay?
Okay? Hello.
This, uhh...?
What is this? - Today,
you stay with your grandma.
Hello, what is this?
Ira and Sammit will pick her up in the evening.
That's not possible, I'm going to the boutique.
No problem, Anya will sit there quietly.
Isn't it?
She can't sit at my boutique.
She sits at my shop too.
There is no comparison.
No, I am not comparing.
It will be the first time in your life
you'll be taking care of your granddaughter.
All mistakes are forgiven.
Here.
Anya, don't feel shy.
Just feed her on time. Please.
Bye.
Sit.
'You would've heard what happened with the village chief of Sarangwadi.'
'He was questioning Bala Banne's son and...'
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'If I can kill the village chief, canât i kill you...'
'Or your daughter?'
Grandma, did you make all this?
Just eat quietly.
You don't know how to cook,
but when Sammit was young, what did you feed him?
Thank you.
Here is your Math book.
Thank you.
Why didn't you kill him?
Dad, it is not necessary that everything ends up in bloodshed.
You promised that
you would kill Victor.
I promised that Victor would stay quiet.
It is only death
that can give a hundred percent guarantee of it.
You have exposed us to the risk.
I cannot trust you anymore, Sammit.
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'If I can kill the village chief, canât i kill you...'
Is this your voice? - No.
How can I trust you?
I told you, I lost trust on you.
I can give you one chance.
Promise me.
Look at me.
You know what is at stake.
I know it very well.
Then listen to me carefully.
Your wife Ira and your daughter Anya
will never lack anything,
except you.
And that too will heal with time, I am sure.
Sammit, you are going away.
Away from your family and this city.
Forever.
Yes, Seema. - I want to meet you.
I want to give something to you, Maâam.
Can you come and meet me?
Okay.
Sir,
somebody is here to meet you.
It is him. Yes ma'am, it is him.
I am telling you, it is him, not anyone else.
Seema, all the evidence point towards taxi driver, Victor Telkar.
We have evidence that your husband..
Abhishek Banne would've used the taxi driver.
Dheeraj would say,
Abhishek was possessed.
And the voice of that spirit
is confined in this.
Listen to it.
17 years...
Yes.
Prachi, I tried my best to find you.
But i was not hiding
like Abhi.
Are you not in touch with him?
I mean, some press people
like you think,
I have Abhi's address.
But that's not true.
How can anyone think that?
If you say you don't have it, you wouldn't. I mean...
Prachi, I trust you,
like I used to earlier.
Vikas, can I trust you?
Give it a try.
I wanted to talk to you.
Yes, tell me.
Not here.
Is there any private place where we can speak?
Yes, my house is close by, there...
I mean, we can talk peacefully, if you don't mind.
This is organic.
It is good.
Thank you.
What did you want to say?
The thing is.. - Prachi,
sorry, but, can I say something?
Whatever I said when we broke up,
I didn't mean it.
I was immature and.. - I am here to tell you,
that, Vikas,
the voice recording that you're playing on your website continuously,
it is not my brother, Abhishek's voice.
Did you want to tell this to me?
No, there's more.
What? - That
stop trying to trap my brother.
Why are you taking his side?
He didn't contact you for so many years.
And let me tell you one thing, he is doing very well.
Everything is going on smoothly, he is all settled.
Not just that, Prachi,
he killed the village chief of Sarangwadi.
He is the murderer, he killed him.
No, Vikas.
You are supporting him again. Why?
Because
I,
killed the village chief.
Father D'Costa,
can you give me any other example of violent behaviour?
Once a student snatched Abhishek Banne's MP3 player.
He went totally berserk after that.
But then everyone understood,
that no one should touch Abhishek's MP3 player.
Nobody knows, what was there in the MP3 player.
Thanks Father, this was of great help.
'Don't think I have stopped keeping a watch on you.'
'If I can kill the village chief, canât i kill you...'
Whose bag is this?
Abhishek Banne's.
What a coincidence,
both father and son were metal artists.
Like you.
Have a look at these sketches.
Can we get to know from your artist guild
if these sketches belong to Abhishek or not?
That's impossible.
Without seeing an artist's actual work,
you can't identify seeing just the sketches.
Correct.
So, we will go to Sarangwadi tomorrow.
To see Abhishek's art work.
Why are you reopening such an old case?
If the case is unsolved,
then you canât call it old.
But Victor had killed Dheeraj and he got arrested.
But Abhishek is still on the run.
In these 17 years, Abhishek hasn't
murdered anyone.
He has.
Whose?
People like Victor.
The families of his father's victims.
Until they don't get justice,
don't get closure,
they are not living.
'You are already taller than me.'
'When did you grow so tall?'
Can we
trace Abhishek using this?
What?
I don't think Abhishek Banne would've become an artist.
At least not a professional artist.
Sometimes
when I think about his and his sister's childhood,
I get goose bumps.
I don't know what they would've gone through.
There's no trace of their mother too.
There is no record of her.
Do you want to see something else or shall we leave?
Yes, I was thinking,
we have come this far,
we should see Bala Banne's torture chamber.
Come.
Think,
those women would've cried here,
begged before Bala Banne,
they would've cried for help.
He would've trained Abhishek here.
He would have been made partner in crime.
Son would've done it out of fear.
Or like the psychopath father,
he too would've enjoyed doing it.
'Abhi!'
It is Abhishek Banne's.
He would listen to this day and night.
I think it is his mother's voice.
He would murder the women while listening to this.
Such a beautiful voice
and such heinous murders.
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