Get the bus from Wada to Mumbai
ready to go back to Wada.
Shambhu, hurry up and get to the bus.
They don't let me eat properly. They call me all the time.
I had just checked, they called me again.
How did this box come?
I had already unloaded all the luggage.
At least, you should have kept it properly.
What is this?
It's so heavy.
What is in it?
Raju!
-Raju! -Why are you shouting?
Come up a little.
Where did this box come from?
How would I know? Someone must have kept it.
Put it down.
How will we put it down?
If it belongs to a passenger, how will we return it?
Come, let's put it up a little. It's very heavy.
Be careful.
Come on! Push!
It's so heavy. Is there a stone in it?
What is in it?
A dead body!
A headless body!
Drink some water.
There are no other signs of injury
except the severed head.
No knife wound, no bullet.
Yes, sir. The neck was severed.
Judging from the body, he seems about 45 years old.
Look at this.
His fingers are burnt, sir.
The killer was very clever.
They didn't want it to be identified easily.
That's why they cut the neck and threw the head away.
And tried to erase the fingerprints.
You found the trunk, right?
No, not me. He saw it.
Yes, but we saw the dead body together, didn't we?
I'm just answering what she's asking.
First, you were upstairs, right?
I came later.
Yes, I was there first. Did I do anything?
Who is saying you did something?
Tell me whatever you saw.
Madam, I don't know
how that box came there, when it came, and who kept it.
When I was told to check the luggage
as the bus was about to leave,
I came from there,
I climbed up and saw
the box was already there.
I had already unloaded all the luggage downstairs.
That means you don't know which passenger kept it.
Sir,
usually, when the conductor loads luggage upstairs,
he either writes the name or seat number on the box.
But look at this box, sir.
Nothing is written here.
Pankaj, that means
he used this bus just to move the body.
But I don't understand one thing.
If he wanted the body or its identity hidden,
he should have placed it somewhere
no one could find.
Someone could spot it on the bus sooner or later.
Pankaj, do one thing.
Arrange to send the body to the forensic lab.
Question all the passengers here. Maybe someone saw
who put this trunk here.
Sir.
-Purvi! -Sir!
Find out from the station master who the driver and conductor were.
Call them here.
Sir, we know the driver and conductor.
Sir, is this your car?
Yes, I felt the car was punctured,
so I got down to check.
And need to pee.
Is everything fine, sir?
You stopped the car in the middle, that's why I asked. Need any help?
No. Everything is fine. You can go.
-Thank you. -Okay.
Did you drive this bus today?
Yes, sir. I drove it from Wada.
So, did you see who put the trunk on the bus?
Sir, he handles the luggage.
No one placed it on the way, sir.
If someone had, I would have written the passenger's name on it.
-Sir. -Yes.
When the bus entered
the main gate,
the CCTV showed no trunk on it.
-What? -Look at this.
Everything else is there, but no trunk, sir.
Sir, after the bus arrived here,
someone must have put the trunk on it.
Where was the bus parked before arriving here?
Sir, right where it is now.
Our spot is fixed, sir.
Our bus leaves from here every day and returns here.
Pankaj, what about the parking footage?
It's a blind spot, sir. There's no camera there.
Sir, that means we won't know
who put the trunk and when?
From here, we can't see who put this trunk.
But we can check from the station's main entrance.
It must have come from there.
I'll check the rest of the CCTV cameras here, sir.
-We should see it somewhere. -Okay, go.
Hey, Salunkhe!
Have you become an astrologer? You're reading his palm lines.
Oh, man! Do you ever sit peacefully?
I called you after two hours.
Salunkhe, if we wanted to rest,
we would have gone to the garden. We wouldn't have come here.
-You didn't find anything in two hours? -I did.
Then show me. Tell me.
I'm telling you.
According to the initial post-mortem,
-he's around 40. Maybe under 40. -Okay.
He's been dead for three days.
Three days!
Did you find anything on the body to identify him?
Scars, tattoos, anything?
No! Nothing at all.
Just a clean slate.
Even the tag of his clothes is removed.
-Oh, my god! -Come, I'll show you.
Look at this, boss.
The shirt tag is gone.
And
look at this.
This jeans.
The tag is missing here as well.
Even this tag is removed.
Amazing!
They left no way to identify the body.
-They're very clever. -Absolutely.
-But… -But what?
Sir, it's your old habit.
You leave it in a dead end, then say 'but.
Then you find a new way out.
We've been working with you for years.
You've become predictable.
Really?
Did you spend time with me or…
-But. -Yes, but. By the way,
Abhijeet, you're right this time.
In this case, there's room for many 'ifs' and 'buts'.
The killer removed his tag.
But they forgot to wash these clothes.
So what if they're not washed?
If they'd washed them,
I wouldn't have found disinfectant traces.
Sir, the disinfectant we use at home?
No, not that.
Not the ordinary one.
This is a special disinfectant
that the airlines use
to disinfect their aircraft.
Mainly international airlines.
So that no virus, no germs are left.
Salunkhe, you mean this man,
whose body this is,
came here by flight?
Absolutely.
Boss, these traces are fresh.
This means the man has been in India for less than a week.
-Okay. -Sir,
thousands of people come to India in a week.
How will we know when and where he landed?
All airlines use
different disinfectants
to maintain quality.
If we find out
which airline uses
this particular disinfectant,
then our job is done.
Sir,
did you find anything from the trunk in which the body was found?
Yes, I found it.
Look.
Some soil, mud, and grass pieces
from the trunk.
Once I examine it,
I will be able to tell
from where this trunk was brought
and kept on the roof of that bus.
-In how many hours? -I'll tell you soon.
Yes! Soon.
-Here they are, sir. -Who?
The one carrying the trunk.
Who are these two?
Sir, they are Motu and Totu.
-Motu and Totu? -Yes, sir.
They're locals. They roam around here.
They wander around like freeloaders
and still make up to 200 rupees.
But this time, Motu and Totu
did something big.
-Daya sir. -Keep an eye on them.
Yes.
And inform me of any updates.
Sir,
Pankaj has got a lead.
He spotted two people on the bus station CCTV footage.
Motu and Totu.
Sir, these two were carrying the same trunk into the bus depot.
-Pankaj is tracking them. -Very good.
-Sir. -Yes.
Sir, I have checked all the airlines that operate from here.
Only one uses these sprays.
The one Dr Salunkhe told us about.
-Did you get the flight details? -Yes, sir.
There are two such flights
that match the timeline of the victim's death.
I have spoken to all the passengers except for one person.
This one.
Kapil. Date of birth, 1987.
That means he is 38 years old, sir.
It matches our victim.
We don't know anything about him.
His contact number is switched off.
-Where did he come from? -From South Africa.
He had come for some work related to his company.
There were two others with him.
Anil and Misha. They're husband and wife.
The tickets of all these people
were booked by Anil's company in South Africa last week.
Yes, Pankaj.
Good. Okay!
I'll reach there.
Sir, Pankaj spotted both of them.
Motu and Totu.
They're sitting at a 'vada pav' shop.
Then go, Daya. Pick them up quickly.
Sir.
Abhijeet, meet Anil and Misha.
Check them thoroughly.
See if there is anything wrong.
And then remains the killer,
who wants to erase the body's identity.
They want to make it disappear.
Find them as soon as possible.
Find them before they disappear.
Come, sir.
Those two fools are sitting over there.
Sir, give me two 'vada pav'.
Okay.
Add lots of red chillies.
Add green chillies, too.
My body should be on fire.
-Hey, that's enough! -Hey!
Sir, so much?
I'll have to pay for it tomorrow, sir.
Pankaj, you're very weak with accounts.
-Sit, I'll do the calculation. -What can we do now.
-The bus has left. -Leave it.
If the bus didn't come, what can we do?
What can we do if the car didn't come? That's why he left.
Leave it! What have we got to do with it?
Oh, wow!
Hey, this is not 'vada pav'.
It's like pulling teeth from a spicy demon.
Pankaj.
This 'vada pav' eater is also a dangerous player.
But who is going to eat it, sir?
I have two besties.
Two brothers. Both are destruction.
Motu and Totu.
Open your mouth.
Pankaj, hold his hand tightly.
They are very strong.
-Is it? -Yes.
These two load heavy trunks on the bus. Do you know that?
Okay. But, sir, what's the problem? It was just a trunk.
If it were just a trunk, it wouldn't be a problem.
There was a dead body in it.
Oh, okay. Yes!
-Eat. -Eat!
Who are you?
Oh, man!
We haven't even introduced ourselves.
He is Mr Pankaj.
He is a very dangerous man. He's from CID.
CID? Run!
-Sit. -Sit.
Mr Pankaj,
they're innocent kids. They'll get scared.
Just a minute.
Okay, sir.
First, tell me, strong chaps, who was in the trunk?
And why did you kill him?
Kill?
No, sir. We didn't kill anyone.
We don't even know a dead body
-came out of that trunk. -Yes!
He was dragging the trunk,
so we thought we'd help him.
Motu, ask the old man where he wants to go.
Uncle, what are you doing?
You won't be able to carry it.
-Tell us, and we'll drop it. -Yes.
How much will you charge?
What are you saying, uncle? We will keep whatever you give us.
Tell us, where do you want to keep it?
Dear, there is a bus.
There's another bus behind. Just place it on top of that.
-Come on, Motu. -One minute.
Come on, dear. Carry it.
-Come on. -Come on, Motu.
Lift it.
Be careful, dear.
Be careful.
-It is very heavy, uncle. -Isn't it?
-What have you kept in it? -Be careful.
Sir, he was removing the sticker on the trunk.
It was written in English, 'Kabhi
N.' That's all we saw, sir.
Got the body loaded on top for 150 rupees.
Where was that man when you were taking the trunk?
-He was behind us, sir. -Behind?
Sir.
I think they're talking about him.
-Was he the man? -Yes, sir.
-He was the one. -Yes, he was the one.
Look, sir. Now you believe us, right?
He was the one with the trunk.
We have nothing to do with him, sir.
Pankaj, take a clean photo of this man.
And circulate it in all the police stations around here.
Someone must have seen him.
I have prepared the draft.
But a lot of documents are still left.
Mr Anil.
Sir, please.
-Hello, sir. -Hi.
You look pretty busy. I think I disturbed you.
No, sir. It's okay.
My uncle died last week.
He doesn't have any children.
So, he gave his will to me.
The property handover
is in progress, sir.
-Misha, he is from CID. -CID?
-You are? -I am his uncle's lawyer. Soham.
There are a lot of formalities, sir.
After years in South Africa, the system here confuses us.
By the way,
why have they come here?
Yes. Sir, you didn't tell me.
We want to ask you about Kapil.
Kapil? Sir, where is he?
I have called him so many times. I am fed up.
I'm unable to reach him.
Yes. Keep bringing him here.
As your PA,
he should have handled all this.
But no. He is missing.
I don't understand why you are giving him a salary.
Misha, please. Don't start again in front of everyone.
I haven't started again.
You have pampered him a lot.
He asked you to bring him to India.
He will meet his family and come back.
Did he come? No.
In fact, since he left the airport,
he didn't even call you.
So, Kapil is not in your contact as well?
No. I told you, sir.
I'm unable to reach him.
Sir, the irony is, we don't even have his local address.
Nor his relatives' number.
You saw him leaving the airport, right?
How did he go from there? By taxi or auto?
Sir, is there any tension?
Did something happen to Kapil?
Actually, we have found a body.
We suspect it's Kapil's.
What?
-Kapil is dead? -No.
We can't confirm anything now.
An enquiry is going on.
I will show you his photo.
-You can confirm it. -No.
Photos won't work because the body we have found
has a severed head.
Oh, my god!
What a cruel world!
Do you remember what Kapil wore that day?
Black. Black was his favourite colour.
That day,
he wore a black shirt, black jeans and black shoes.
You saw him leaving the airport, right? How did he go?
Sir, his friend came to pick him up.
How did he look?
Sir, he had a moustache and was thin.
Was it him?
Not sure, sir.
It looks like him.
But he wasn't that old.
Sir, he might have changed his appearance.
The friend who came to pick up Kapil,
which car did he come in?
Sir, it was an old black car.
I can't understand where Salunkhe has gone.
-Sir. -Yes.
Sir, look at this.
I have checked the CCTV footage of the airport.
Yes.
Anil and Misha were talking about the black sedan,
it was standing there.
But it's not clear who's sitting there.
Yes. I checked it from a different angle, but I can't see anyone.
Sir, I have found out the name
this car is registered under.
His name is Nitin.
He looks like that old man
who was near the trunk at the bus stand.
That means Nitin received Kapil from the airport
and took him to a deserted place, killed him,
threw his head separately and put his body in the trunk
and put it in the bus with Motu and Totu's help.
-Abhijeet, find Nitin. -Sir.
Have you found the address?
-Let's go. -Yes, sir. Sir.
-Hey, Dr Salunkhe. -Hi.
-Not hi. Bye. -Why?
He is waiting.
Hi, boss.
Hi, boss?
I mean,
I was doing your work.
-Were you doing my housework? -No, I was doing my duty.
But I was busy with work.
You took so long to work.
-Did you find anything? -Yes, I found.
-Tell me what you found. -Yes, I am telling you, boss.
I checked that trunk very well. I found red soil
on its corners and on its handle.
Laterite soil.
And there is a lot of iron oxide in it.
And there is some crystalline salt, too.
I think this is some coastal area.
The entire Mumbai is in the coastal area.
One minute.
There is one more thing that is special.
I found some cement particles in this soil.
Cement particles?
Is it possible
that there is some construction work
-going on near the coastal area? -Exactly.
Daya.
-Okay, Savi. -Yes, brother.
Excuse me.
Who are you?
How did you enter the house?
We are from CID.
-Where is Nitin? -Everyone is always looking for him.
Be it the grocery or the 'paan' vendor. Now, it's CID!
I am also always looking for him.
-What do you mean? -Madam, ever since our marriage,
he has never stayed at home.
He is away from home for four days at times.
Neither does he tell me.
It has been two days now. I wonder where he is.
Hence, when he comes home now, he will not see me here.
I am going with my brother.
Come on.
If you come across him, please let him know
that he is welcome to stay away from home as much as he wants.
There's nobody to question him at home now.
-Will you be quiet for once? -But…
But why are you looking for him? Has he done something illegal?
-Who are you? -I am Nitin's brother-in-law, Sameer.
She is my sister.
Actually, erm…
We found a body at the bus stand.
We suspect Nitin killed that person.
Oh, my God!
Sameer, what sins have I committed
to get a husband like him?
He's a lost cause, sir.
He ruined my sister's life with his lies.
With lies? What do you mean?
He said he was working abroad.
I thought he would be wealthy after working abroad for five years.
But after our marriage,
he didn't take me anywhere beyond Nala Sopara, let alone abroad.
He doesn't work and drinks a lot.
Wait a minute. In which country did he work?
Where did he work?
That, er… South Africa.
He said he had worked there for five years before our wedding.
He used to roam around with South African currency.
Any foreigner in Colaba can give that to you.
Wait a minute.
Sir, Kapil was also in South Africa.
Nitin and Kapil might have known each other since then.
Nitin has a friend named Kapil.
Has he ever mentioned him?
No. He might be as useless as he is. Why would he tell me?
Okay. Give me Nitin's number.
Yes. You can have it.
He hasn't received my calls till now.
I doubt he will receive yours.
-Sir? -Hmm.
Sir, observe the mud here.
It is precisely like Salunkhe sir mentioned.
One more thing.
The air is also salty, sir.
That's because the sea is 100 metres away from here.
Construction work is also in progress there.
Do one thing.
Collect the mud samples.
What's that?
These trunks are similar to
the one we found above the bus.
Sir, do you remember
Motu and Totu telling us
that Nitin was trying to peel a sticker off the trunk?
But they couldn't read it well.
They mentioned something like Kabhi N…' was written on it.
Then, it can't be this, sir.
This has 'Pyar Ki Imteha' written on it.
No, Pankaj.
The trunk we found on the bus was from here.
Read what's written on the second trunk.
Kabhi Nahi Khusian.' This means 'Kabhi N.
Collect the mud samples.
Listen!
Who is the manager here?
Er, who are you?
CID.
Hey!
Oh! Sir!
-Oh! -What happened, Pankaj?
There are ants here, sir.
They're biting me.
Have ants started troubling you now?
Er…
Sir, this is Nitin's phone location.
Sir, that side.
Nitin?
Sir, our killer has died.
No, Purvi.
Someone has hunted him.
This means
the killer is still free.
He knows
that he's not alone in the forest.
Boss,
Kapil and Nitin
were killed by the same weapon. This weapon.
Sir, did you find
any fingerprints on this weapon or on his body?
I didn't get any fingerprints.
-However, I have found out one thing. -What?
Nitin knew the killer well.
He trusted him.
That's because his neck was slit from behind carefully.
This means Nitin must be sitting in front and was relaxed.
Otherwise, he would have turned around.
The cut wouldn't have been so clean in that case.
Salunkhe, Daya and Pankaj collected some mud samples.
-Did you find a match? -Yes, boss.
The mud Daya and Pankaj found in the go down
matches the mud I found on the trunk.
There is one more distinctive thing.
I found ants in the mud.
-So? -When I examined the ants properly,
I found tiny bits of flesh
in the mouths of those ants.
It is human flesh.
Bits of human flesh?
This means that
a human body is buried there.
It's not a body, boss.
It's a piece of the body.
It's a part of Kapil's body.
That's because
I ran a DNA test on the bits
of flesh I found in the mouths of the ants. That DNA
matches Kapil's DNA.
My God!
Only one part of Kapil's body is missing.
Kapil's head!
Kapil's head is missing.
This can only mean one thing.
Kapil's head
was buried in that go down.
Hurry up!
We don't have all day.
Dig there.
-Dig properly. Okay? Dig here, too. -Yes.
Sir, you inquired about Nitin. Right?
-Yes. Do you know him? -Yes, sir.
He comes here often to do some menial jobs,
such as loading and unloading, sir.
He claimed to know someone in the production department.
But, sir, nobody can come into the backyard. Sir.
It is completely enclosed on all four sides.
Only we have access to this area.
What?
Did he do something, sir?
He killed a person
and placed
the body in your trunk after cutting the head.
He may have buried the head here.
Murder!
Man, have you not eaten anything?
Hey! Wait a minute. Sir!
Open that.
Sir,
how long will it take?
Why? Do you have to catch a flight?
We've told you.
Savi is leaving this city and moving into my house.
A lot of packing still needs to be done.
Those who move cities like this
are usually the ones who have been unjust towards the town.
Your husband, Nitin, is missing.
You don't seem worried at all.
You're forgetting this.
This marriage ended for me long ago.
I don't care about what he does now.
What if we say
that Nitin has been murdered?
Sir, look. It's their personal matter.
Then, why did you summon us here?
We have an important appointment today.
You see, Mr Anil.
We also have some news to share with you.
Kapil's head,
which had been severed from his body,
has been found.
Do you recognise this?
This… this is my husband, Nitin.
Sir, he is the one who
had come to pick up Kapil from the airport.
-Huh? -Yes.
Yes, this is Nitin,
and it was he who murdered Kapil.
At the airport, he received Kapil,
then took him far away, killed him,
cut off his head from his body,
and threw both parts in different places.
After that, Nitin himself was also killed by someone.
Alright. Sir.
What happened was very tragic.
Still, I don't understand why we've been called here.
The thing is, Anil
that there have been two murders already,
and the killer hasn't been found yet.
Our investigation is ongoing,
but of course, an investigation
-takes some time. -Yes.
By the way, does Kapil have
-a family in South Africa? -No.
I mean, I don't know.
Didn't he use to live alone.
But, sir, he had recently made a new girlfriend.
One day, he was asking me for suggestions about gifts for her.
-Do you know who she is? -No, sir.
Sir, maybe someone in the office knows.
I'll look into it and let you know.
-Sir. -Yes.
Here are the South Africa tickets of Nitin and Kapil.
By the way,
Kapil and Nitin
used to work together in South Africa, right?
I don't know, sir. Our investigation indicates exactly that.
Sir, it may be that before joining my company, he worked with Kapil.
How long had Kapil been working with you?
Sir, it had been five years.
Yes, but he once told me
that at his previous workplace, he had fired someone,
and after that, he had some
disputes with the workers.
Because of this, you know, he left that job.
It was Kapil who had fired Nitin from the job.
This Nitin.
Nitin used to come to work drunk,
so Kapil had him dismissed.
Nitin got angry and
instigated the other workers
against Kapil,
and since then
Kapil's problems began.
Sir, a couple of times he even threatened him.
Nitin also hated Kapil a lot.
But if Nitin hated Kapil so much,
then why did he go to receive him at the airport?
Yes, and why did Kapil even go with him?
We, too, are searching for the answer
to this question.
Why did Kapil even go with him?
Anyway…
You people may leave now,
but…
on one condition.
Until…
our investigation is complete,
you cannot leave this city.
Hey!
You people have come here too…
At least let me drink in peace.
If you want to drink and live in peace, then tell the truth,
because we are from CID.
If you hide something,
we will even start haunting you in your dreams at night.
Look, we know you're hiding something about Nitin.
No, madam.
You're just imagining that.
No, no.
You yourself said that Nitin
didn't do any work, that he was a useless man.
Then how did he manage to buy a fridge,
washing machine, and an expensive phone for his wife?
Such things can't be bought
in a straightforward way by someone with no work,
Your brother-in-law has been murdered,
and in our list, both you and your sister's names are there.
Don't let it come to the point
where tomorrow we have to drag you into the lockup and force the truth out of you.
Why are you putting yourself through so much trouble?
Just tell the truth.
Alright then, I'll tell you everything.
My sister and I
have nothing to do with my brother-in-law's murder,
but…I hid something from you.
-What? -Your whole case is fake.
What do you mean?
My brother-in-law and Kapil
didn't hate each other.
In fact,
they were very good friends.
Friends?
But didn't Kapil fire Nitin
from his job because of drinking?
It wasn't my brother-in-law who drank
it was Kapil.
Kapil was a total drunkard.
My brother-in-law took the blame upon himself.
Later, when my brother-in-law came back to India,
Kapil kept sending him money from
South Africa every month.
Sir, that's how Nitin was living such a luxurious life.
But how did Nitin
tell you such a big secret?
Liquor, sir.
Liquor makes everyone spill their secrets.
That's obvious.
They were friends, that's why Kapil
so easily sat in Nitin's car.
All this hatred and enmity
was just an act to mislead us.
But, sir, if they were friends, then why did Kapil kill Nitin?
Abhijeet, you mentioned that Kapil was an alcoholic.
Yes, Sameer told us that.
Then, boss, the dead body in my lab cannot be Kapil's.
What?
But why would Sameer lie to us?
I don't know, Daya.
But one thing I do know for sure. That dead body
cannot be Kapil's.
Because
if someone has been drinking alcohol for a long time,
their liver would be completely damaged,
and their cardiovascular system would also be affected.
But when this body was examined,
there were no such signs, no cirrhosis,
no scars, nothing.
But, sir, those medical records came from South Africa.
Purvi, the records can also be fake, right?
That means it's confirmed
that the corpse is not Kapil's.
It's 100 per cent confirmed, boss.
That means someone is working very hard to make us believe
that Kapil is dead.
If Kapil is alive,
then whose body is that?
Someone sitting in that South African company
is playing a game with us.
Pankaj, call Godrej
and connect to the department that makes safes.
Sir.
Sir, I think…
This Kapil
himself is planning all this.
By faking his death,
he's probably committing some big fraud.
Daya,
Sameer told us that Kapil
was an alcoholic.
A man who drinks can lie with his mouth,
but his body always tells the truth.
People who drink for a long time
usually have trembling hands.
I've also seen those trembling hands, Daya.
Make the call to South Africa.
Someone's visa is about to be cancelled.
Hey, hands up.
Hands up.
Step back. Stand right there.
Sir, you are here!
And who is this?
He had come to loot your safe.
He didn't know the password, so he tried to break it open.
Now, how would this illiterate man knows
that it's a Godrej safe,
which is very difficult to break?
Thank God, sir,
you all arrived on time.
But how did you know that a theft was happening here?
Well,
we were connected to your home security alarm,
so as soon as the alarm went off, we realised that
something was wrong in your house.
Anyway, for your own peace of mind, open the safe
and check if anything has been stolen.
No, sir. It seems fine.
Yes, sir, it seems absolutely fine.
Since the thief couldn't open the safe, everything is alright.
Then, for our peace of mind, go ahead and check.
We've come all this way,
so at least we should find out
if anything suspicious has happened here.
No, no, still, check it anyway.
Yes.
What happened?
Forgot the password to your own safe?
No, sir, it's not like that…
It's just that everything happened so suddenly
that I forgot a little, just give me one minute.
No, no, leave it. It won't open.
What happened is, we called Godrej, and they told us that Anil
had ordered this brand new Godrej safe
before coming to India,
and its password was set by Anil's uncle's lawyer.
-Sir, I am Anil. -If you are Anil,
then you should have known the password to this safe.
Now, your uncle transferred all the property to your name
but didn't give you the password for this safe.
Sir,
Sir, here it is!
A bag full of money has been found upstairs.
They were apparently preparing to escape.
No, no.
Why would we run, sir?
And where would we run?
We have already told you everything.
We have nothing to do with this case, no connection at all, sir.
If you weren't planning to run away,
then how did it come to the point
of selling this house and leaving India?
Oh, sir…
The appointment you were talking about
was with the registrar, right?
Sir, I don't understand what's wrong with that?
I'm just selling my house and going back to South Africa.
-Simple. -No, it's not that simple.
If I were in your place
and had to sell everything and shift safely to South Africa,
why would I order a brand new Godrej safe?
I would just buy everything there.
Sir, everyone has their own way of doing things.
We are all different, right?
You are Abhijeet, this is Misha, and I am Anil.
Exactly!
You aren't Anil,
because Anil is… him.
No! Shut up!
I am Anil.
You are not Anil.
The real Anil was the one whose corpse
we found it in the trunk of the bus.
If the real Anil was dead,
then how would you have the password to this safe, huh?
What did you say?
That you would find out at the office in South Africa.
So, we did your job instead.
We found out everything.
Listen, sir.
Sorry!
None of you cut the scene.
-I am feeling suffocated, sir. -So sorry.
Sir.
You were right. This safe is unbreakable.
I tried with all my strength.
My hand broke, but not the safe.
This was our plan.
We discovered that you weren't Anil.
You are Kapil.
She is not your wife.
She's your girlfriend.
You planned all this
because you wanted Anil's property.
Sir.
We did this together.
Both of us knew how Anil looked.
Nobody knew him in India.
He was not on any social media sites.
That is why I stole his identity.
The plan was easy.
Exactly!
It was an easy plan
until you pressured your foolish friend, Nitin,
to dispose of the body.
The plan was perfect.
The original plan was to throw the body
in a valley on the outskirts.
Yes! But what did your foolish friend do?
He left the body above a bus in the middle of the town.
Can you believe this?
He was scared.
That is why you shut him up forever
so he would never expose you before the world.
Your habit of drinking alcohol blew the lid off of you
because Anil didn't drink alcohol.
You disguised yourself as him from the outside.
But the insides gave you away.
Your addiction and his body
didn't match.
Your shivering hands revealed all your secrets.
Do you finally know what alcohol can do?
This safe has given the most crucial testimony.
Humans can lie, but safes can't. ial testimony.