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Your Honor, the whole truth of
this case has now been laid before you.

The police investigation,

the witnesses’ statements,

and the evidence all
support my side.

Your Honor, my only “crime” is that
I have committed no crime.

However, Ms. Sehar maintains
that she is the victim in this case.

That is a false accusation,
Your Honor.

In this case,
I’m the victim, not Sehar.

She simply has a victim complex.

Mr. Kamran, your wife
was pregnant,

but you still went ahead and
planned a dinner at your house.

And then she became ill,

but instead of cancelling
the party to be with her,

you carried on with the dinner.

Why?

Your Honor, how could I
cancel the dinner?

I had already invited everyone.

Rohit is your best friend,

and Ms. Sehar was only
an employee at your company.

What was the difficulty
in telling them no?

There was an issue, Your Honor.

My own wife would have been upset.

Mr. Bukhari stated that you told
Ms. Sehar at the office

that your wife wasn’t well.

But she was the one who insisted
that you shouldn’t cancel the dinner.

Yes, that was also one reason
why I couldn’t.

Was Kiran the reason, or Sehar?

Both, Your Honor…

Both.

And I didn’t say that Kiran was upset,

I’m saying Kiran would have
gotten upset

if I had cancelled the dinner.

But Sehar knew that Kiran
wasn’t well and wasn’t at home.

Still, she insisted on
coming over for dinner.

Your wife was sick,
and according to the record,

she kept calling you repeatedly
during that time,

yet you never picked up the phone.

Mr. Bukhari told you, Your Honor,

that my phone was on charge.

Sehar was harassing you,

your wife was sick,

and you were desperate for
your friend to come over right away,

yet you called your friend from
Ms. Sehar’s phone.

Coincidentally, your case is
full of coincidences.

Your Honor, when you present
all these incidents like that,

everything sounds
absolutely unbelievable.

Even I, listening to this, feel like no,
it couldn’t have happened.

But it did happen.

But the truth is, whatever happened
that night was Sehar’s doing,

completely out of the blue.

Hearing all these events
and circumstances…

Everything does sound
incredibly unbelievable.

What about your three servants?

Did they all coincidentally
leave the house

and then return
at the same time?

Your Honor, they were home.

They were all home,

and according to
the police investigation,

none of my staff went anywhere.

Sehar made all of this up to add
more credence to her false allegations.

Your Honor,

the cell phone location of all
my servants points to my house.

Mr. Kamran, you know that
the court can summon any witness.

Yes, Your Honor,
I'm well aware of that.

And in your defense,
you wish to present your servants,

Mureed Anwar, Maqsood Bhatti,

Farzana Kulsoom,
and Dilawar Khan,

and your friend Rohit Bhagwan,
as witnesses?

Yes, Your Honor.

Do you, yourself,

wish to testify under oath,
Mr. Kamran?

Mr. Kamran, Section 340 of the Code
of Criminal Procedure grants you,

the accused, the right to decide

whether or not you wish to give
a statement under oath.

Tell me, Mr. Kamran.

Your Honor,

I…

I refuse to testify under oath.

Your Honor, my client's employee,
Mureed Anwar,

is present in court to testify.

Call him in.

Please recite the declaration of faith

I swear to tell the truth,
the whole truth,

and nothing but the truth.

I swear to tell the truth,
the whole truth,

and nothing but the truth.

Proceed, Ms. Beenish.

Mr. Mureed,

how long have you been
in Kamran's employ?

I've been working for him
for about seven years now.

And what did you witness
on the day of the incident?

I didn't see all that much, Madam.

That lady...
she came over that night.

Farzana and I served dinner,

and then the boss ate with her.

A short while later,
Mr. Rohit showed up too.

After a bit, the lady left...

and then Mr. Rohit left
as well, Madam.

That was pretty much about it.

Hey, Tariq.

You're just going to
sit there all day?

Get back to work.

Yes?

Brother, who are you?

I'm a traveler,
just passing through.

I'm awfully thirsty, could I trouble you
for some water?

A traveler?

Come on in, have a seat.

I was just in the next village over,
Tharu Shah, for work.

I deal in textiles back
in Karachi, you see.

Anyway, my bike died on me,
and I'm absolutely parched.

I was hoping I could get
a glass of water.

Yes, of course you could.

You've come to our doorstep
as a traveler.

Come and have a seat.

Asghar!

Asghar, my boy!

Son, bring our guest some water.

Make sure it's cold.

Is this house being built for you?

Yes, brother.

It's by God's grace and
my elder brother's kindness.

He's got a high-paying job in the city.

He sent all the money so I could
finally get this house built.

Thanks, son.

He must be a good man,
your brother.

These days, the moment people
get ahead in life,

they forget where they came from.

My brother, Mureed, isn't like that.

He's a good man,
he looks after everyone.

As soon as he got paid,
he even got a bonus,

and he sent it all to me.

He said to finish the house
as soon as possible.

Really?

A brand-new bike, huh?

Mine's ancient.

Keeps stalling on me
in the middle of the road.

-She's a real beauty, isn't she?
-Yeah, she is.

You trying to put the evil eye
on it, brother?

Careful, you'll jinx it!

So, did Brother Mureed
get this for you, too?

Yes, brother.

Like I told you.

It's all thanks to God's blessings
and my brother's generosity.

I see.

Your brother really dotes
on you, doesn't he?

Everyone should be lucky enough
to have a brother like that.

And may God keep your
Brother Mureed safe.

Amen.

And my thanks to you as well.

Before that day, had Ms. Sehar
ever been to Kamran's house?

No, Madam.

That was the first time
I'd ever seen her.

On that day, did you hear
Ms. Sehar screaming?

Screaming?

No, Madam.
There were no screams.

But...

I did hear the sounds of a fight.

It sounded like...
a very heated argument.

When she left the house...
was she crying?

No.

I'm sorry, Madam.

I'm afraid I didn't see
anything like that.

After Ms. Sehar arrived,

how long did it take for Rohit
to get there?

Umm...

About an hour later.

Right, I'd better be going.

Brother, you're a guest.

You can't leave on your first visit
without having a meal with us.

No, really, thank you.

May you and your family always
be blessed with happiness.

-Amen.
-Goodbye.

My thanks. Goodbye.

Hey, boy! Get a move on!
Hurry up!

Come on, Madam. Pick up...

And after Sehar left,

how long after did Rohit leave?

Mr. Rohit...

He left about an hour after she did.

Did Rohit seem agitated?

Agitated?

No, Madam, I'm sorry.

I didn't notice anything of the sort.

When Sehar was leaving the house,

why did Dilawar try to stop her?

No.

I didn’t see anything like that
happen that day.

I didn’t hear about it after, either.

You've sworn an oath to
tell the truth, Mr. Mureed.

Choose your words carefully.

I know that, Madam.
I swore to tell the truth.

And that is why I am telling you
exactly what happened that night.

Your Honor, I request a ten-minute
break in the hearing.

Ms. Beenish,

the case has already seen
one recess.

The hearing has just resumed,
and you're asking for another.

I have other cases to hear,
you know.

Yes, Your Honor.
I understand completely.

I just need to discuss something
urgent with my client, Sehar.

Just ten minutes, please.

Your Honor, it's a lawyer's duty
to arrive prepared.

It appears the prosecution counsel
has not done her homework

and is now intent on wasting
this court's precious time.

I apologize for that.

But I implore you,
just grant me ten minutes.

Very well, Ms. Beenish.

Ten minutes means ten minutes.

Ten-minute recess.

Thank you very much, Your Honor.

All rise.

Madam, please pick up.
Please.

My battery is dying.

Hello?

Yes, Abrar?
Did you find anything?

I have some crucial information.

What is it?
Tell me, quick.

I just met Mureed's brother, Arshad.

What did he say?
Hello?

Hello, Madam? Hello?
Can you hear me?

Hello, Madam, hello?

Great, my phone had to die
right now.

The call dropped.

I'll try again.

Abrar's phone is switched off.

His battery probably died.

But what now, Sehar?

He said he has some important
information about Mureed.

And the judge has only
given us ten minutes.

So, what do we do now?

What can we possibly do?

Calm down,
I'll figure something out.

Brother! Do you have
a phone charger, brother?

I don't have a charger.

Where am I supposed to
get a charger for you?

Is there a hotel? Is there any shop
where I can charge my phone?

Yes, of course.

-There's a hotel and a shop.
-That way?

-Yes, that way.
-Perfect, thanks.

-Right ahead.
-Thanks. Thank you.

I swear, these people just
pop up from anywhere.

Completely ruined my sleep.

Brother, do you have
a phone charger?

Yes, I have one.

Please plug it in for me, quickly.

It's an emergency.

Listen, sir. In two minutes,
at exactly twelve o'clock,

the power will go out.

It won't be back for another
two hours. Got it?

Just plug it in, please!
Hurry!

Hey, listen...

Are you going to eat
or drink something,

or do you just want to
charge your phone?

Yes, yes, I'll have tea as well.
Just please plug this in.

Alright, alright.

Come on, then.

Here, give it to me.
Let me.

Sure.

Hey kid, be quick about it.

Let me try to call again now.

Come on, Abrar...

Please call me back, come on...

He might call from another number.

If his phone is off,

he won't remember my number.

What should we do now?

We're almost out of time,
and the judge will be back any second.

I don't know.

Hello, Abrar?
Yes, tell me, quickly.

Madam, Mureed is having
his house renovated.

And his brother told me that...

What? What did his brother say?
Tell me, quickly.

His brother said that

Mureed sent them all the money
for the house renovations.

Okay, very good.

And what else?
What else did he say?

And that he has a very
good job in Karachi.

He even got a promotion
and a bonus.

Madam, he's spending
a lot of money.

His brother even bought
a new motorcycle.

And Mureed is the one paying
for all the household expenses.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Oh, God!

-What happened?
-It cut off again.

Did you get any information?
Did you find anything out?

-Yes, one second.
-Thank God.

I'll call him again.

It's switched off again.

What now?

I think we should go back inside.

It's been more than ten minutes.

Come on.

All rise.

Where is Ms. Beenish?

Your Honor, she isn't back yet.

She took a ten-minute break.

What is going on, Mr. Bukhari?

This is making a mockery
of the court, Your Honor!

It's contempt of court!

You should issue a strict order
regarding this matter.

Your ten minutes are up,
Ms. Beenish.

My sincerest apologies,
Your Honor.

I hope you can overlook
my mistake.

Proceed.

Thank you, Your Honor.

Tell me the truth, Mureed.

Who sent you, Maqsood,
and Farzana on leave that day?

Leave?

No, no, Madam.

No one was given a day off.

We were all at home that day.

You're from Kandiaro, correct?

Pardon?

Yes.

Your younger brother is there, too?

Yes.

Arshad...

isn't that his name?

Yes, Madam, but why'd you ask?

I hear you're renovating
your house back in the village.

It must be quite an expense.

Is that correct?

Madam, what could my village house
possibly have to do with this case?

Of course, it does.
It has a great deal to do with it.

Tell me, Mureed,

is it true your house in
the village is being renovated?

Yes.

My house is very old, Your Honor.

Whenever it rains,
the roof leaks.

My family gets very worried.

That's why I'm having it renovated.

But what would you know about
the struggles of a poor man?

How much do renovations for
a house like that cost?

Somewhere around four to
five hundred thousand rupees.

Four to five hundred
thousand rupees.

You have one wife and two children.
Is that right?

Yes.

And your parents live with them,
is that correct?

Yes, that's correct.

Two unmarried sisters
and a younger brother.

And you're their sole provider.

Correct?

Yes, Madam. I support them
all by myself.

So this shows you're a
highly responsible son,

father, brother, and husband.

Yes.

That's absolutely right.

Until a few months ago,

your salary was twenty-five thousand
rupees a month. Is that correct?

Yes...

That's true.

Then where did you suddenly get
half a million rupees from, Mr. Mureed?

Huh?

Tell us, Mureed, how could you have
such a hefty amount of half a million rupees?

Well...

Well, I...

Well, I…

uhh… I…

What's with the stammering?

Isn't it a fact that
the accused, Kamran,

paid you to cover up his crimes
and buy your silence?

Objection, Your Honor!

She is mocking a poor
and decent man.

His character is being attacked,
Your Honor!

Objection overruled.

Sir...

Answer my question.

That...

That's a lie.

Then how did you come by
such a large sum of money?

I've also heard your brother
just bought a new motorcycle!

Where did that come from?

A motorcycle?

Why are you so quiet?

Did the accused, Kamran,
buy your voice as well?

Answer me!

Badgering, Your Honor!

This isn't a cross-examination,
this is character assassination, sir!

And it's all happening
under your watch.

The witness has already answered
these questions, Your Honor.

Overruled.

Frankly, I'd also like to know
where Mureed got this money.

Please, Your Honor,
forgive me. Please.

I haven't done anything.

You have to believe me,
I'm innocent.

My roof was leaking, so I had to
ask Mr. Kamran for a loan.

I swear on my life, that's all it was,
Your Honor. A loan!

On that day, who gave Farzana
and Maqsood the day off?

I didn't send them,
Madam, I swear.

You can call them
and ask for yourself.

I've told you everything I had to say.

Your Honor,
I've told you everything.

Please forgive me, Madam.

That's all for today, Your Honor.

However, the prosecution requests

to reserve the right to recall Mureed
for cross-examination.

Are you not finished with
your questions, Ms. Beenish?

Yes, Your Honor.

All four servants gave the police
identical statements about the incident.

However, their testimonies
directly contradict the victim's.

The prosecution would
therefore like

to recall Mureed for questioning

once the other servants' testimonies
have been recorded.

What is this?

What on earth is happening
in your courtroom, Your Honor?

And what exactly is it that's
happening, Mr. Bukhari?

Perhaps you could enlighten us.

Look, Your Honor.

This witness is being turned from a suspect
into a criminal right before our very eyes!

The prosecution counsel is twisting
his words to make him look like a liar.

And you're simply letting it happen?

Mr. Bukhari, I believe you should
leave it to me to decide

what is and isn't permissible
in my courtroom.

Your Honor, there has to be
a level playing field.

Both sides deserve to be
treated with impartiality.

And according to the law,

my client is innocent
until proven guilty.

But here, forget my client,

they're trying to frame
a witness as the culprit!

That is exactly what Ms.
Beenish is doing.

Mr. Bukhari, in the last hearing,

you were the one repeatedly
crossing the line.

This time, you're simply
on the receiving end,

which is why you're feeling the heat.

What more of a level playing field
could you ask for?

-Your Honor...
-That's enough, Mr. Bukhari.

Move on.

And yes, do not presume to tell me
how to run my courtroom.

Mureed!

Mureed!

I've been calling you for ages.

Are you deaf?

Where do you think you're going?

I don't know, man.
I'm just going home.

What's gotten into you?

Is everything okay?

No, Shakoor.

Nothing is okay.

-I'm going home.
-Hey, will you just listen?

Look, you came here
with the boss,

so you'll be leaving with him, too.

The boss...

You go with the boss.
I'm leaving.

Mureed!

What on earth happened
in court today?

Unbelievable.

Tell me something, are you running
your own intelligence agency now?

How did you know all of that
about him?

There's an agency called the B.I.B.

The B.I.B?

The Beenish Intelligence Bureau.

Thank you.

What was happening
in that courtroom?

It was nothing, Mrs. Kiran.

It was not nothing.

It was a huge deal.

My husband's dirty laundry
is being aired in public.

Nothing is being aired.

Mureed just lost his nerve
in front of Beenish, that's all.

Yeah, right. He lost his nerve.

Mr. Bukhari.

Tell me, what direction is
this case heading towards?

Don't you worry.

It's heading straight for your victory.

Victory? Are you kidding me?

Beenish completely tore
Mureed to shreds.

This whole case is tilting
in Sehar's favor,

and you're telling me
we're heading for a victory?

Relax.

The case will only go against you

if your connection to
Sehar's rape is proven.

But that's exactly
what's starting to happen.

Don't be ridiculous.

How does Mureed building
a house in his village prove

that you committed the rape?

Stop giving me false assurances.

Do whatever it takes.

Handle Beenish outside
the courtroom.

Excuse me, Mr. Kamran.

My fee is for winning the case
inside the courtroom.

What happens outside
isn’t my concern.

Precisely.

And I paid that fee so I wouldn't be
publicly humiliated.

After today, my reputation is going
to be dragged through the mud

outside the courtroom.

That's why I'm telling you,

if you can't manage Beenish in there,

then deal with her out here.

Just name your price.
I'll cover your fee.

-You really need to relax.
-Just do what I'm telling you.

You're even more of a coward
than I expected.

Has the thought of losing
this case made you lose your mind?

Is that why you're talking
to me like this?

Given what I did to Mureed,

your paranoia is justified.

Now, just you wait and see
what I do to your other employees.

Mureed is an innocent man.

He just got flustered by
your questions, that's all.

So don't get ahead of yourself.

That was just the preview.

The main feature is still to come.

Are you scared?

You're delusional if you think
I'm afraid of you.

Oh, really?

Then why didn't you step up?

Why didn’t you testify under oath
and face my questions?

Mr. Bukhari won't allow it.

Otherwise, my answers would have
been more than enough to silence you.

Why are you leaning on Mr. Bukhari?

He tells every client exactly
what they want to hear.

He turns all their weaknesses
into strengths.

That’s what you pay him
a fortune for.

Here’s a piece of advice for you.

Don’t trust your servants,
and definitely not your friend, Rohit.

If you’ve got the courage,

then accept my challenge
and face me in the courtroom.

Sir, this case is going in
a completely different direction.

You should look into it personally.

This doesn’t look good to me.

This is the first time I’ve seen
a ray of hope in this case.

Beenish has only just begun.

But Kamran and his lawyer
are a devious pair.

Let’s just hope they don’t fabricate
another lie before the next hearing.

To lose hope is a sin, Mom.

If God has brought us this far,

He’ll surely see us to the finish line.

What a shame, Mr. Kamran.

Today in court, Ms. Beenish
completely cornered you.

Yeah.

It was a bad day for us.

Pardon?

It was a bad day for us.

Not just for you.

What do you mean? I don’t get it.

I mean, the SP is keeping
a very close eye on your case.

So what?

The police conducted
their investigation.

They filed the report in court.

What can the SP possibly do now?

What planet are you on, Mr. Kamran?

A rape happened on the SP’s watch.

You’re the one accused,

and his department is
investigating the claim.

If anything goes wrong,

you won’t be the only one
who feels the blowback.

And this particular SP is
a tough nut to crack.

But you said you had everyone
managed, all the way to the top.

I managed them, Mr. Kamran.
I didn’t buy them.

This SP is not for sale.

So what am I supposed to do?

Just make sure the disaster that
happened in court today is not repeated.

Fight this case properly.

I convinced the SP
you’re an innocent man,

and he bought it.

But if you get exposed
in that courtroom…

then forget Sehar and her lawyer.

It’ll be the SP who makes sure
you don’t walk away a free man.