How come the main gate is closed?
This has never happened before.
I had my appointment at 10:00 am.
Dr. Meera?
I am late. I got stuck in traffic.
Who is sitting at my desk?
He looks well-built.
Purvi, what is happening in the bureau?
Is there no value for seniority?
Who is this outsider sitting at my desk?
Go and have a look. Go.
You also--
Hello. Excuse me, brother. Who are you?
Hey! Sachin sir. You?
Look-- Sir!
I had to give this good news to all of you
that Inspector Sachin has been transferred from Narcotics to CID.
And he will work with us.
But Pankaj, I hope you didn't mind me sitting on your chair.
No, sir. Please sit on my chair.
Just don't shoot me with the tranquillizer.
No, I'll hit you with something else.
Sure. Huh? What?
Sir, who knew the therapist who listens to others' problems
and helps them suffer so much before dying.
That's right.
By the way, Abhijeet.
Why did you come to see Dr. Meera?
Sir, that…
I come around once a month.
Shreya insists.
Oh.
You know my past. I get stressed sometimes.
Dr. Gargi.
Please show me that.
Yes, that.
Oh, it's quite a heavy antique.
Looks like they've used this to kill Dr. Meera.
Yes, sir. But the first attack was not on the head.
No? Not on the head? Then?
The first attack was on her jaw.
On the jaw.
Her entire jaw is broken, sir.
It looks like someone used a lot of force to attack her.
Just like a boxer would.
If they had hit her with that much force
then Dr. Meera's brain couldn't have borne the trauma.
The body would've stopped working at that time.
Hold on…
11:47. The watch has stopped
working at 11:47.
11:47. Abhijeet.
Maybe it was the time of Dr. Meera's death.
When Meera fell, her watch could have broken.
And it stopped working at that time.
It will be confirmed once the post-mortem report comes.
Look at her fingers, sir.
They're all broken.
Yes.
It looks like the killer targeted
her watch and fingers
after killing her.
Why?
- Dr. Gargi. - Yes, sir.
Collect the fingerprints properly.
We may find something.
Yes, sir.
Sir, at least the killer has left behind
- his shoe prints for us. - Exactly.
Have a look at the pattern of the print.
The prints are spread all over here.
It doesn't look like he came only to kill her.
Abhijeet.
Going by the pattern, it looks like he was looking for something.
That's what the pattern of the footprints suggests.
He left the room and went towards the reception area.
- Let's have a look. - Yes, sir.
- Here, sir. - Yes, look.
The shoe prints are covered in blood.
They are leading to the window.
Maybe the killer escaped from there.
And here. Look at this.
This is Dr. Meera's certificate.
The killer has destroyed the whole thing.
And the certificate is torn, too.
The way it has been torn
and the way the frame has been broken,
looks like the killer was very angry.
Aditi has regained consciousness.
Aditi.
- Would you like some water? - No.
Who are you? And what were you doing here?
My name is Aditi.
I-I'm Dr Meera's assistant.
But I've never seen you before.
I come here regularly.
Uh… That-- Yes-- I joined just two weeks ago.
- Do you have an ID with you? - Yes.
Aditi.
Where were you last night?
Last night… I-I left the clinic early last night.
Any special reason?
Yes, sir. I had gone to watch a movie.
Ah! You went to watch a film.
You must have the ticket.
Yes, sir. I have it.
Aditi, do you suspect anyone?
I mean, did…
Dr. Meera have any fights or disagreements with anyone?
Did anyone say anything
to Dr. Meera out of anger?
You know what I mean? Do you suspect anyone?
No, sir.
Uh, Dr. Meera was a very good person.
Everyone respected her.
She was a very soft-spoken person.
Had any patient, who was
very disturbed, come recently?
They're capable of doing this, right?
Actually, Dr. Meera
used to handle only high-profile clients.
Like celebrities,
politicians, business tycoons, etc.
I see. High-profile clients.
Abhijeet…
Dr. Meera's clients
These people do have secrets.
Is it possible that while talking
she disclosed something
that was meant to be confidential?
And then… You know what I mean? To keep the secret hidden,
they might
have killed Dr. Meera.
There are no CCTV cameras here.
Aditi.
Are there CCTV cameras in your clinic?
Uh…
No, sir.
- We don't have them. - No?
You should have had it.
It would make our job easy.
We would've known who came and went.
Yes, sir. It should have been there. But…
Dr. Meera wanted to maintain the privacy of her clients.
- That's why… - Privacy?
Just a minute, sir.
By the way, Aditi…
Are the files and reports of all your patients
kept under lock and key?
Yes, sir. That's right.
Sir, she's talking about privacy,
but this patient's file was lying out in the open.
Oh! Is it?
Sir, this is the CCTV footage from outside the building, below.
At 10:08 pm, this blue car
entered the frame and went away.
This man is wearing a hoodie.
11:50 pm.
He came at 11:50 pm.
He's looking here and there.
He's climbing up the pipe.
He enters the clinic on the second floor.
He's coming out.
It's 12:02 am.
He's coming out after 12 minutes.
Here, he's coming down the pipe.
Sir, he climbed up at 11:50 pm,
and Meera's watch stopped at 11:47.
It means he's not the killer.
It's possible, Avni, that even after breaking the watch
the time can be turned back.
- To mislead. - To mislead.
Abhijeet, hold on.
I'm recalling something. Rewind the video.
Some more.
Go to the point where he was coming down the pipe.
Okay, stop. Play it now.
- This bit? - Yes.
Pause?
Look, there's something hanging on the pipe.
Something fell out of his pocket and got stuck to the pipe.
What is this?
It looks like an employee card.
Let's find out whose employee card it is,
the one we got on the pipe.
Yes?
We wanted some information.
Your receptionist told us that you have the answers to our questions.
Yes, please. How can I help you?
We found your company card at a crime scene.
We thought we should talk to you about it.
This card belongs to someone named Mr. Ravi.
Ravi? Please go away.
Because I won't keep quiet like the last time.
What has happened?
Look, sir. I don't want to talk about Ravi to you.
Because I don't want to face him ever again in my life.
In fact, I've submitted my transfer papers already.
Manager. Manager.
Hold on, please. Sit down.
Please sit down. We are from CID.
CID?
Yes, we are from CID. Please calm down.
We found Ravi's access card
at the murder crime scene.
Sir, I knew that Ravi
would kill someone someday. I knew it.
Look at this, sir. He did this to me.
He almost killed me that day.
What exactly happened that day?
Ravi, have you seen the response to your app?
Look, you were a good employee of this office.
That's why I have called you in here once again.
I ignored every complaint against you. But not anymore.
Look,
the impact of all this is impacting your work too.
But not anymore. I'm sorry.
I won't be able to support any of your complaints now.
And this report? Look at this carefully.
Is this how you will work?
Don't look at me. Look at the file.
Ravi, what's happening to you? Ravi?
A few of my employees were standing outside my office.
As soon as they heard the noise, they rushed in and saved me.
Or else, he was sure to kill me that day.
But our company couldn't take the risk anymore.
That's why the company suspended him.
We heard that he was seeing a therapist.
But as they say, "A dog's tail
will always remain crooked."
He tended to be violent.
Will you give us Ravi's address?
Sir, I verified Aditi's statement.
She is telling the truth.
Her background is clean.
And on the night of the murder
her phone location is showing that she was near the movie hall.
Her phone switched off after that.
Yes, Abhijeet.
Is there anyone named Ravi in Meera's list of patients?
Yes, sir. The documents that we got from the crime scene
shows Ravi's name. He was also a patient.
One notable thing is
this man was suffering from severe OCD.
Six months ago, Ravi had a car accident.
His behavior changed after that.
He would get angry over small issues.
He even fought with an employee in his office.
He had punched the other guy.
They had to call security and bring the situation under control.
After that, Ravi's company told him to work from home
and to reach out to a therapist for therapy.
That means he went to Dr. Meera for therapy.
If we found his ID there, it's possible that he killed Dr. Meera.
Sir, can an OCD patient be this dangerous?
It's possible. Ravi has gotten into physical fights
with many people, thanks to his OCD.
Sir, I hope Ravi doesn't end up attacking us
because of his OCD.
No, Avni, OCD patients are not as dangerous as you think they are.
If we talk to them with love and give them assurance
then they recover quickly.
- Which floor? - Second.
Ravi!
No!
- Are you trying to run away? - One, two. One, two, three.
You can continue your drama in jail. Got it?
Hey! Ravi.
Hey. What's happening to you? Ravi.
Hey, Ravi.
- My God. He's having an attack. - I hope he didn't die.
Ravi!
No, but we have to get him to the hospital. Quick, call the ambulance.
He's not yet regained consciousness. The doctor is inside.
I hope he'll be okay.
Yes, Gargi.
Sir, based on the evidence that we found at the crime scene
we have 45 fingerprints.
Out of which, four fingerprints belong to Ravi.
Ravi's fingerprints?
And the blood-covered shoe prints, that we got from the crime scene
also belong to Ravi.
His fingerprints have matched with those on the crime scene.
It's important that he regains consciousness.
Because he's the one who can tell us last night's story.
I've saved his life for now.
But I request you not be too harsh with him.
Or else, he might have another panic attack.
You can go and talk to him.
Okay. Thank you. We'll take care.
Please sign here.
Look, Ravi. It's like this…
We have found your foot prints at the crime scene.
The CCTV shows that you climbed the pipes to enter Meera's clinic.
Don't hide anything from us.
You don't have the option of lying.
Speak up.
Why did you kill Dr. Meera?
Daya.
I didn't kill her.
I did not kill Dr. Meera.
Okay?
Tell me now.
I went to Dr. Meera's clinic that night.
But I didn't kill her.
She…
refused to treat me, sir.
She said I didn't need medications.
She refused to give me medicines.
This…
Dr. Meera, why are you sitting in the dark?
Ravi, you have OCD.
It is a mental health condition
in which your brain wants everything to be in its control.
For the brain,
things being placed correctly
or doing tasks perfectly
becomes an obsession and compulsion.
This darkness will prevent you from getting distracted,
so nothing disturbs or triggers you.
Look.
All this is nonsense. Okay?
Don't say such things to me if you want to help me.
Hand me my medicines.
Ravi, you must learn to control your mind without medicine.
Only that will cure you, not this medicine.
You don't get it.
Hand me my medicine.
Give me my medicine!
Sir, how would she know that I don't need the medication?
Look. I'll tell you.
How would she know that?
I will tell her whether or not I need the medication.
Sir, I…
cannot live without that medicine.
I cannot sleep at night.
I cannot eat anything for days.
I am thinking all the time.
My brain doesn't switch off, sir.
I need that medication.
I went to Dr. Meera's clinic
only to get the prescription, sir.
Where is it?
Become straight!
Straight! Become straight!
No.
I didn't even touch her.
When I entered…
She…
She was already…
Where is it?
She was already dead, sir.
Sir, I think,
in his condition he must've forgotten that he killed her.
Look, Ravi.
You can still tell us if there's anything.
Don't hide anything.
We'll appeal to the court to have you placed
in a special care unit
instead of jail so you can be treated well.
Look, Ravi! What? Ravi!
Sir, what are you doing?
Please go. The patient needs rest.
Water. I need some water.
- Doctor? - Yes.
We want this patient's 24-hour health update.
Remember! This patient cannot leave the hospital at any cost.
Don't worry, sir. I'll take care of that.
Dr. Meera's time of death is between 11 pm and 12 am.
According to the CCTV footage,
Ravi entered Dr. Meera's office at 11:50 pm.
The crime scene displays signs
of torture before death.
There's one more thing, sir.
The handprints we found on the murder weapon
show that the killer is right-handed.
Ravi is left-handed.
He signed all the hospital documents with his left hand.
Later, he also took the glass with his left hand.
It means Ravi told the truth, sir.
- Dr. Gargi, did you get anything else? - Yes, sir.
Look at this, sir. We found these fresh particles of cement
at the crime scene.
This means that the culprit
must've visited a construction site
before going to Dr. Meera's clinic.
Sir, we have identified a suspect,
Dr. Meera's ex-boyfriend, Nikhil.
He is an architect.
He has been texting and calling Meera for a few weeks.
However, Meera didn't respond to any of his calls or messages.
Nikhil?
Sir, we also found tobacco ash
in these cement particles.
Oh! It means the killer must be a smoker.
But this is not cigarette ash.
This is cigar ash, like Cuban cigars.
Sir, we found this same ash in the ashtray in Dr Meera's clinic.
Hmm.
We must meet Nikhil.
Is he the one misleading us
with the smoke of cigars?
Nikhil!
I can hear someone inside.
Nikhil?
Sir, he's there.
Avni, get him!
Nikhil?
Nikhil, drink some water.
Who was that man? Huh?
Sir, I don't know him. I was at home.
He attacked me all of a sudden.
Sir, what brings you here?
Dr. Meera's case was assigned to us.
What?
Meera's case? What has she done?
- Meera was killed last night. - What? Killed!
Killed!
Where were you last night, Nikhil?
- Sir, I was in Singapore. - Singapore?
Sir, I went there to attend a function.
Sir, I've just returned.
Sir, look.
Sir, take a look. These are my flight and hotel tickets.
Sir, it has photos of the function, too.
Sir!
He slipped away, but we got his phone.
Good.
Nikhil,
you texted and called Meera numerous times.
But Meera didn't respond. What is the scene?
Sir, Meera and I had fought.
But, sir, I loved Meera a lot.
I wanted her to return
to my life.
Do you smoke cigars?
In fact, sir, I don't drink alcohol, either.
Do you know someone who likes cigars
and wants to kill Meera?
Yes, sir. Rajan!
He is Meera's patient, sir.
He was not entirely unstable,
but he was after Meera.
He had also threatened me
to stay away from Meera.
Rajan? Nikhil's attacker
had last called
Rajan.
Now, the needle points to Rajan.
Sir?
Sir, Avni got Rajan's file from the clinic.
Take a look.
Anxiety, bipolar, and anger outbursts.
Sir, Rajan is a real estate agent.
There are many court cases against him, sir.
Some cases are due to underworld connections,
while the others are because of shady business deals.
Sir, if Rajan is in real estate,
the cement particles we found on the crime scene
could be related to him.
Yes, sir. I spoke to Aditi.
She had seen Rajan get furious
with Dr. Meera during a therapy session.
So much so that he flung
something from the clinic at Dr. Meera.
I wait for this moment
throughout the week.
This is a patient's session.
However, the bliss I feel here
is nowhere else.
Rajan, it's great
you feel comfortable with your therapist.
But our sessions have a purpose
which you aren't fulfilling.
I know you're not doing the therapy exercises I have prescribed.
You don't like anything I do.
Have you ever praised me to date?
- Rajan, I am trying to help… - I don't need help.
I don't want your help.
I seek absolution from you.
But you can't give me that, either.
Why, Meera?
Meera, I am asking you something.
Meera!
Meera, I am asking you. But you're not…
Meera!
Check Rajan's profile on the internet.
These are his pictures, sir.
Rajan's blue car!
I saw it on the CCTV footage outside Dr Meera's clinic.
- Play the CCTV footage. - Yes, sir.
It means Rajan visited Dr. Meera's clinic last night.
Please wait. Sir is busy right now.
CID?
Sir, Mr. Rajan is in a meeting right now.
Do you have an appointment?
We don't have an appointment.
Do you want to see the arrest warrant?
Yes, that will be taken care of.
Rest assured.
- Yes. - Mr. Rajan,
Dr. Meera was killed last night.
- What are you saying? - Tell us one thing.
Where were you
when Dr. Meera was killed? What were you doing?
Meera?
Wait a minute.
I was partying last night.
Do you smoke cigars?
Yes.
Meera gave it to me.
If you were partying yesterday,
what was your car doing outside Meera's clinic?
My car?
The car is mine, but I wasn't there.
Wait a minute.
You think I have killed Meera.
How can I harm Meera?
I was in love with Meera.
Hmm.
You were in love with Meera.
But you hated Nikhil!
That is why you sent your men to harm Nikhil.
Nikhil!
Yes. I sent my man to his house.
He was jealous of Meera and me and our relationship.
Our relationship
began as a doctor and a patient's relationship.
But gradually,
our relationship deepened.
But Nikhil's story is different.
He is lying!
He was obsessed with Meera.
Meera had broken up with him. Still, he was after her.
He used to call and text her all the time.
I had proposed to Meera, and she had accepted it.
But he couldn't tolerate it.
He's doing all this to frame me out of spite.
Do you have proof of what you're saying?
Wait a minute.
Meera and I went on a personal trip.
These are the photos.
I proposed to Meera during this trip.
Meera…
helped me a lot with my anxiety disorder.
And yes,
because of this anxiety disorder,
you used to fight with Meera, even get physical.
Who told you all this?
Dr. Meera's assistant, Aditi.
Rajan!
Rajan?
Sir, Rajan's secretary has confirmed it. He was telling the truth.
He was at the party last night.
And I have found the party's address.
Perfect! Two things are possible.
Rajan was telling the truth that he didn't commit the murder.
Someone deliberately planted that car there
to frame Rajan.
Strange, isn't it, sir?
If the murderer wanted to frame Rajan,
why kill him?
We'll only know once we catch the murderer.
If the car was planted, who did it?
And if the car left the premises,
who was driving it?
Did this car leave from here last night?
No, sir, this car was here all night.
I mean, Rajan sir brought it and took it back.
Really?
Anyway, the CCTV footage will confirm it.
But if you save us some time,
you might avoid going to jail for murder. Understood?
Now speak.
No, sir, I didn't do anything.
There's someone on our staff named Rony.
He took this car somewhere.
And before Rajan sir left,
he parked it here again.
Where did you take the client's car?
- Sir! - Wait!
Where can we find this Rony?
Before we could fire him, he ran away.
- Bring me his address. - Yes.
Sir, there's a lock on Rony's house.
It looks like he's fled.
Whoever killed Dr. Meera planned it very smartly.
Cigar ash, cement particles,
taking the car from the hotel parking,
and ensuring it appeared on CCTV.
All these clues were planted carefully
to frame Rajan and Nikhil.
Sir, what was the point of killing Rajan
after framing him for Meera's murder?
Yes, sir. Who is this ultra-pro-max murderer?
They're not that smart, Pankaj.
Did you see this photo on Rajan's phone?
No matter
how clever a killer is,
they always make a mistake.
And this one did, too.
The mobile location is being tracked now, sir.
It looks like our suspect is planning to escape.
Sir, the phone's location is showing near Borivali Highway.
Borivali Highway?
There's a bus depot there
where outstation buses leave from.
If he escapes from there, finding him will be tough, boss.
They're trying to flee after committing the crime.
They're smart enough to frame others
but forgot to turn off their phone's GPS.
- How much time? - We're almost there.
You seem to be in a hurry,
secretary ma'am.
Yes, there was a family emergency.
You could have at least switched off your phone.
It would have made your journey easier.
Hey!
Where will you go now?
You shouldn't have come to the crime scene wearing Meera's ring, Aditi.
In a photo on Rajan's phone,
Meera was wearing the same ring.
Why did you kill Dr Meera?
Because she ruined my life.
My marriage with Arjun wasn't going well.
Someone suggested therapy.
Arjun started going to Dr. Meera's clinic.
And that's where Meera poisoned Arjun's mind against me.
I couldn't take it anymore.
Daily fights, arguments over everything.
Arjun, have you tried to understand Aditi without getting defensive?
That's all I've ever heard.
Every day, she just talks,
and I keep listening.
Not a single moment with her passes in peace.
Nothing I do
is ever good enough for her.
She always finds faults in everything.
Doctor,
I can't stay in this relationship anymore.
I've made my decision.
And you…
helped me reach it.
I've decided…
to leave Aditi forever.
I can't take it anymore.
Pull yourself together, Arjun. This isn't the way.
Maybe there's another way.
No, doctor, there's no way now.
And then, one night, Arjun came home
and said…
We need to separate, Aditi.
This is better for our lives.
I'll send you the divorce papers.
Take care of yourself.
Arjun!
Let go, Aditi, please.
- Please, don't leave me. - Let go!
Arjun!
So that's why you waited at Meera's clinic till 11:47?
Yes.
Because at the same time
she ruined my life,
I wanted to end hers.
After my divorce,
I started tracking Meera.
I deliberately pretended to be her patient.
I wanted revenge at any cost.
I waited a long time for the right moment.
In the process,
I also found out about her relationship with Rajan.
How could she be so happy after destroying my life?
And what could be more satisfying than having
her murder blamed on her own lover, Rajan?
That Rajan was a walking time bomb.
He could explode in anger anytime.
Making him the scapegoat was even easier for me.
Then,
I started executing my plan.
First,
I bought a movie ticket
and sent my friend to the theatre with my phone.
Then,
I paid Rony
to take Rajan's car out of the hotel.
I took that car and went to Meera's clinic.
I knew the building's layout well.
So I entered
through the back door
to avoid the CCTV cameras.
Come in.
What's wrong, Aditi? You called so late at night.
What happened? Tell me.
Aditi, what is it?
Ma'am.
Don't be scared.
You can tell me.
What are you trying to say so late at night?
Say, Aditi, what thoughts are running through your mind?
This is for ruining my marriage.
For taking Arjun away from me.
You ruined my marriage.
You took everything from me. Now, I will kill you.
In my rage, I forgot to plant Rajan's file there.
That's why I went back the next morning.
But when I got there, I saw…
- you were already there. - Oh, my God!
So, I pretended to faint to buy myself time
and planted Rajan's file there.
And when did you poison Rajan's medicine?
When I stole his car.
He always kept his medicine in the car.
I didn't want to kill Rajan,
but I had to.
So he wouldn't be able to defend himself in front of CID.
If women become this dangerous over men,
then I'm glad I'm single.
Most people start afresh
when their marriages fall apart.
You could have done the same, Aditi.
But you didn't.
Instead of moving on,
you killed Dr. Meera and Rajan, ruining your life in prison forever.
What did you get out of it?
Take her away.