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Anjali!

Your father will be here soon.
Come inside.

Aunt and Anjali have been
worried about you at home.

Why is your phone switched off?

Why do you look so tense?

Pal...

someone is following me.

Following you?

I didn't notice anyone.
There is no one here.

Come, don't be suspicious.

Who would follow us anyway?

- Pal...
- Yeah?

We reached your house, you go home.

That's OK, dude.
I'll accompany you till there.

That's OK. You go home.

Take the umbrella at least.

Dad, I missed you, Dad!

I miss you too, my dear!

So what happened at your school today?

Today, my teacher asked me
who our favorite hero is.

All my friends got it wrong,
naming people like Superman and Batman.

Oh! What was the right answer you gave?

I said my Father is my hero.

House number 34/18G, Borabanda.

Opposite Bold and Beautiful beauty parlor.

- Name?
- Aslam Ahmed... 62 years old.

Oh Allah!

Look what has happened!

He left us all.

- Get some tea for everyone.
- OK.

Why does the tent cost so much?

You didn't give us enough chairs too!

There isn't even a penny at home.
He passed away so suddenly!

Aslam was very sharp in his childhood.

He used to bunk the school prayer
and paint on the school walls.

His paintings were awesome.

There isn't even a penny at home.

He left us all.

It was our Aslam who opened a
mechanic shop in Borabanda area.

For miles around, his shop was
the only hope for a flat tire!

He was in full demand!

Only after he opened the mechanic shed...

Aslam was a great man.

Aslam's paintings were so beautiful.

Shall I say something he
told me about you, Aunt?

He said he couldn't sleep peacefully
without seeing your face before he slept.

I still remember what he said
while showing me his wallet.

Even if I don't have
money in my wallet,

I'm a king as long as I
have my son's photo in it.

I got the news that he passed
away from a stranger.

There are many people like me.

All of them should know
about brother Aslam's demise.

But we don't have any of their numbers.

You please do something.

- Even I don't know their numbers.
- What do we do now?

There is something we could do.

We can publish an obituary
ad in the newspaper.

Everyone will see it and come.

How much will it cost to
publish an ad in the newspaper?

Rs.18,565 including GST with
20% discount. That's all!

- Oh!
- How do you know about it?

We gave a similar ad when my
grandma passed away a week ago.

Unfortunately, the same
thing happened to brother Aslam.

That's why...

Here's my donation of Rs. 500.

- Everyone, please donate.
- My plan has worked out.

LATE. ASLAM BEG

FREEDOM

Sir, please.

Good morning, sir.

Good morning, champ.

Good morning, Mr. Sravan.

Sir, the information is legit.

But your source is not legit.

So, I won't allow it.

BANK SCAM

Is it about the BBA bank scam, sir?

Actually, the ones running BBA bank
have taken a loan of Rs. 3000 crores

dividing it into 6 branches
and transferring funds from them.

If we investigate from that angle,
I'm sure we'll find a solution.

Oh, so now you're telling me what to do?

I was just trying to help you.

Did I ever help you in
making money off deaths?

So, you don't do it either.

Sir, we have to consider this.

I think we are done.

So, Jay.

1000 ads in 6 months.

Now, this is something
you should feel proud of.

Do you know something?

For the past twenty years...

No print media house has a man like you
who can bring in so many obituary ads.

- And there shouldn't be, sir.
- Why?

Don't you know how much revenue
you have generated for the company?

Man, this is commendable!

It's not commendable, sir. It's terrible.

All that aside, sir...

Kindly promote me to the crime bureau.

- Please, sir.
- Ah! Sorry, Jay.

Neither are you experienced
nor qualified for that.

If you'd like, I can increase your pay.

Sir, please, sir.
Give me just one chance.

Please, sir.

I think we are done, Jay.

Anything else?

What? It didn't work?

So, back to the same work?

Hmm... I think you're done here.

How is it possible?

A new customer.

It's been 15 minutes. Shall we start?

One who is born must die.

And a dead one must be born again.

One must not grieve over
this inevitable cycle of life.

"Life is very short, forget yesterday!"

"Realize the eighth wonder in you...
Purpose!"

"Shove your worry up the dustbin."

"Remember, you have only one life."

"Don't break your head,
life isn't a joke."

"You live till death but
don't live a dead life."

"Don't be a fool."

- Is that Satthi?
- Where are you?

- We are having breakfast.
- I'm hungry too.

Drink it, and you're gone.

- Why? Isn't this water?
- No.

The body stops working
after 15 seconds of drinking.

- Oh no!
- And then the brain stops working.

And then?

You will lie here.
I'll have to cut you open.

You must have told that a bit earlier.

"Someday you would pass away,
you can't stop it with tears!"

"Someday you'd be arriving again,
so pass away smiling!"

"Someday you would pass away,
you can't stop it with tears!"

"Someday you'd be arriving again,
so pass away smiling!"

But the stock just--

They aren't chilled, don't you get it?

- Stop it.
- What the hell is this?

Are you Tony?

- Son of Moroni?
- Yeah.

Don't worry, boys.
He will sure end up at our place.

- Why would I come?
- Everyone must come here one day.

"Death wouldn't stop if you do!"

"Yeah! Yeah!"

"Being anxious thinking about..."

- Get in, sir.
- "it is wasting your life."

"Move on!"

"Listen, life is a delicacy!"

"Don't search for your own death!"

"In your confusion and inebriation!"

"Embrace yourself!
Life shouldn't be a sorry tale!"

"It's a never-ending, gushing river!"

- One masala dosa please.
- Okay, brother.

Why the long face, dude?

Is it about the crime reporter job?
He will give you.

"Someday you would pass away,
you can't stop it with tears!"

"Someday you'd be arriving again,
so pass away smiling!"

"Someday you would pass away,
you can't stop it with tears!"

"Someday you'd be arriving again,
so pass away smiling!"

Cheers!

David bro...

Why do you need the lighting, sprinklers,
and all this setup among these graves?

This is not just a graveyard,
this is their last resting place.

People who come here cry only when
they come here for the first time.

Later, they come to meet their loved ones.

They come to share their victory,
defeat, pain, and happiness.

How peaceful should such a place be?

Which is why I decorated this place.

- Aunt is calling.
- Don't pick it up! Don't!

I already did! Here, talk to her.

Where are you, donkey!
With those three friends of yours?

Yes, Aunt.

You're a working donkey, and
those three are jobless donkeys!

Make friends with people who
do something in their lives!

Enough of roaming
around with those morons.

Go home!

- Is Mexican cheese dosa available?
- Available.

- Give me one.
- Alright.

- Hey, what are you doing?
- I am eating, why?

OK, a new customer has come up.
Want to pay a visit?

His name?

His name is Achyuth Sharma. 38 years old.

Okay.

Achyuth Sharma...

You left us so young, my boy!

Why did that wretched wire take you,
my son!

Oh, son!

I'm unable to believe it even now.

This is a regrettable occurrence.

I used to visit the temple just for him.

Mr. Achyuth had a magical voice.

Our spiritual gathering is full
from 6 pm to 7 pm every day.

Now that he's left us,
it's painful to even visit the temple.

- Give it to me, I will serve.
- God always...

...takes good people away too soon.

I've told him so many times to buy a car.

He brushed it off,
saying he could always take the Metro.

I wonder why the child is not crying!

Her pain might become
unbearable if she doesn't let it out.

So unbearable that she can't take it.

She is too young to understand... maybe.

I think I was just seven
years old back then.

The neighbors woke me up that morning.

I walked out and saw my
parents lying on the hall floor.

I didn't understand why they
were lying there like that.

I wanted to wake them up,
but I wasn't allowed.

Uncle, why did this happen to my parents?

But no one answered me.

I know what death means,
but I have never experienced it.

I was in a state of shock.

That's when my aunt arrived.

She sat silently beside me,
not uttering a single word.

From then on, my aunt
started behaving strange.

I didn't understand anything.

Is that how you treat children, lady?

We've been noticing that you've
always been scolding the poor child.

That's when my aunt began scolding me,
and she kept going afterward.

I shouted so hard that...

I didn't even know when that
shout transformed into sobbing.

That's when my aunt cried.

It was then that I understood
why my aunt scolded me.

If the people who are close to us die,
we must vent it out.

Otherwise, the pain inside
would become unbearable.

So unbearable that we can't take it.

"The sadness inside is
searching for the reason."

"But tears don't roll down."

"Where did the sorrow disappear?"

It's been two years
since her mother died.

Since then,
her father has been her whole world.

Unfortunately, he too passed
away, leaving the child alone.

"The tender heart is
carrying a heavy burden,"

"how can one unburden it?"

"What God writes,"

"can that fate be changed?"

"I'll be your friend."

"I'll become your strength."

"I'll become the answer
you are looking for."

"I'll be the peace you're longing for."

"Though steps falter..."

"I'll always support you."

- "Even if you get scared in your sleep,"
- Don't worry, Anjali.

I'm your father's friend.

"I'm always there for you."

Your father and I used
to meet in the temple.

Your father used to sing very well.

Your father used to talk
about you all the time.

He was always proud of you.

Sorry, Anjali.

Your father never spoke to me.

I don't even know him.

It has become a habit to lie.

That's why I lied.

I understand your pain, Anjali.

My aunt said that sharing your
pain helps ease the burden.

That's why I tried to talk something.

I'm sorry.

Uncle, why did this happen to my father?

'Uncle, why did this
happen to my parents?'

The wires need to be checked as well.

But madam, this is just an accident!

- It's not an accident until we say it is.
- Okay, madam.

- Get it?
- Sure, madam.

Please have tea.

- Thank you.
- He used to play for an hour every day.

Everyone watched only
Vikranth for that one hour.

What a player he was!

Vikranth and I used to
work in the same bank.

After the Metro started, we became
close friends while traveling together.

Sir, Vikranth was scheduled to
testify in court tomorrow at 11:00 a.m.

against the BBA company scam.

What is this sudden accident?

Had Vikranth testified,
the BBA company would have collapsed.

So, do you think it's the owners of the
bank who orchestrated Vikranth's murder?

Guys, please.

This is a purely an accident.
Nothing more than that.

Sir, were your cops with
Vikranth to protect him...

or just to report what's happening?

Hey, look.
My boys were with Vikranth 24x7.

We can save him if someone attacks him
but what can we do about a lightning hit?

Sir, looks like lightning
struck him right on the head.

I'll let ACP Seetha answer that.

Her team is handling this case.

She can confirm that this is an accident.

Madam, are you confirming
that this is an accident?

Maybe it is. Maybe it's not.

We can confirm anything
after a thorough investigation.

What, man?

Hey, Achyuth Sharma died
a few days ago, right?

I'm talking about
that small girl's father.

- Yes.
- How did he die?

While jogging in the morning,
he stopped by a temple on the way.

He was accidentally
electrocuted there and died.

No. That's not an accident.

- Then?
- It's a murder.

When we say it's an accident,
you ask us why not murder.

When we say it's an murder,
you ask us why not an accident.

Let's not assume things.
Nothing is concrete yet.

It's painful if our loved ones die.

But it will be terrible if we
don't know how they died.

Will you prove an accident to be murder
because that little girl asked you?

Are you out of your mind?

Not just him,

even police officer Seetha
said that maybe it isn't an accident.

Take a look.

But all I can say is that,
it's too much of a coincidence.

Exactly! Coincidence.

What, man?

If you speak in English
like that police woman,

will an accident become a murder?

Alright, let's consider it an accident.
But how many times can it happen?

How is it possible that
both accidents are so similar?

Deaths caused by falls from buildings,

or being run over by
trucks tend to appear alike.

Alright.

But what if two people fall under the
same truck within a span of three days?

That's the bad luck of the lorry driver.

But what if it's not his bad luck?

So is it the same killer?

So, you are saying that both
cases have equal chances.

If you add up Seetha madam's
50% and my 50%, it's 100%, right?

See how many cops are around her!

If I say I witnessed last night's murder,
they'll take me to her.

Madam, he says he has seen something.

He's afraid to tell you.

OK, I'll talk to him. You go.

OK, madam.

Your name?

I'm Jay from Swechha newspaper, madam.

OK. What did you see? Tell me.

I didn't see anything, madam.

I came to talk to you
about something important.

- What the hell?
- What you said was right.

What happened to Vikranth is
definitely not an accident, madam.

Madam, sign here.

'Why is he here?'

What are you doing here?

Well just a...

Do you know him?

How can I not know him, madam?

He always shows up
wherever there's a dead body.

Madam, it's not like that.

What you are suspecting is right.

I too feel that it's a murder, madam.

How do you know?

Because, in a similar incident, a man
named Mr. Achyuth died in an accident

about three to five kilometers
from here, Madam.

Madam, the Commissioner is calling.

One minute.

Jai Hind, sir.

Sure, sir.

Sir, one week is far too little time.

Okay, sir.

I'll close the case in a week.

Jai Hind.

- Madam, please listen to me--
- Madam!

Madam...

- Please try to understand, madam.
- Are you--

- Actually, if we compare both the cases--
- Cut the crap!

Report it to the local police station.

- Hey, move.
- Madam, police station?

Who's going to listen to me
at the station?

- Please, madam.
- Come.

- I've found two or three clues.
- Get it done!

Trust me, madam.
I just need two minutes of your time.

Just give me two minutes. Please...

Chotu, bring me a tea.

The investigation ended
before it even started.

Who said it ended?

So, when will it be over, brother?

It's over when I say it's over.

So, what's next?

Chotu, want to hear a story?

In the 14th century, there was
a king named Anjaneya Varma.

He used to sense problems early
and solve them for everyone.

The people used to be very happy.

But there was always a question about
how the king solved their problems.

How did he?

Someone used to inform him.

He is the one who can help us now.

Who is he?

- Chotu.
- Bro?

Bring the tea now.

Thanks.

Uncle, I need to talk to you.

Money first.

No.

- Only coins!
- Huh!

- Have any?
- Here, give them to him.

Notes tear. Coins don't!

- Oh.
- Oh...

Yes.

How can I help?

Do you know that a
guy died here yesterday?

Huh! Very nice man.

Every morning, jogging, praying.

Then he puts five rupees in my tumbler.

Did you observe anything unusual or
suspicious at the time of his death?

You see that?

Every three days, a short guy...
Mehmood comes.

- Repair.
- OK...

What is today's date?

- 15th.
- Ah!

Yes.

Last 3 days... even yesterday...

One tall man came...

He checked but did not repair.

He prayed.

And go to the other side and observe.

What did he observe?

The temple.

He observed for a long time.

'He used to watch the temple?'

So, was the electrician present
here even when Vikranth died?

Yes!

Yes...

Yes...

And I saw more.

What did you see, uncle?

When Vikranth died...

He smiled!

- Greetings, sir.
- Look, Basheer...

Officer Seetha is investigating this case.

- If we get caught...
- You wouldn't, sir.

How can you be so sure?

You gave the contract to an
extraordinary person, sir.

You gave it to Saadhu.

- Could you describe his appearance?
- Yes.

He was wearing a khaki shirt,

he was bald headed,

and powered glasses...

And his left leg had a problem
like it was affected by polio.

There is perfection in Saadhu's work.

Absolute perfection.

He is like a shadow.

No one can catch him or escape from him.

Death doesn't have a form, sir.

Once Sadhu sets his eyes on someone,
not even the Almighty can save him.

To tell you in simple words,
no one knows that he even exists.

THE FINAL JOURNEY

Anji...

We have something the police don't.

What is that?

Second crime scene.

Sorry you are wrong.

This is first crime scene.
You forgot.

What are you thinking?

Let's search.

What do we search for?

For a beggar.

You don't need a beggar every time.

We just need a giver.

Why would they give us the CCTV footage?

We don't need it even if they do.

Huh? Why so?

You can't see the temple in that camera.

But the security guard who
sits there can see it clearly.

Wow.

- Well done, Tintin.
- Thanks.

- Let's inquire.
- Huh?

Wait.

This is his morning shift.

Mr. Achyuth passed away
in the early hours.

So we have to meet the
security guard in the night shift.

- Got it?
- Wow! Awesome!

Are you so smart since childhood or have
you developed because of the freebies?

Necessity is the mother
of all the inventions.

OK. Who is he?

Come, I'll tell you a story.

Hey! The security guard!

Uncle! One minute!

Greetings uncle.

We came to talk about Mr. Achyuth,
who died near the temple.

- Who are you?
- Insurance company.

The cops suspect that his death
wasn't an accident, but a murder.

We wanted to know if
you noticed something.

Before this job...

I used to work as a security guard
in the bank where he used to work.

He was a very good man.

I don't think anyone hated
him enough to kill him.

Did you see anything
around this place that day?

A bald man... wearing
high-powered glasses...

Yes! Polio in the left leg.

- Yes, that's right. Polio in the left leg.
- He used to stand there.

He used to look there.

How long has he been there?

About a month.

- 30 days?
- Yes.

He used to come from there.

He always took the same route back.

- Here...
- Too many roads this side!

There are no CCTV cameras here either.

He could vanish from
here without a trace.

What do we do now?

If the security guard saw him,
maybe someone else did too.

That's right. How do we catch him now?

Come to Mr. Achyuth's house
at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow.

I will also come there.

Not possible, man.
Madam won't meet anyone at home.

- Don't you understand?
- Just two minutes!

- I'll go inside and talk to her.
- Not here, come to the office.

Sunil! What's happening?

See ma'am,
he wants to meet you right here.

- Good morning, ma'am.
- Good morning.

- Jay, right?
- Yes, ma'am.

If you want to talk
about an unrelated case,

you shouldn't be talking to me,
but at the local police station.

Not about that, ma'am.

Then?

Let's talk on the way, ma'am. It would
be good if we talk sitting somewhere.

Please sit in, madam.

Jay, I am so sorry about yesterday.

Mr. Murthy shouldn't
have pushed you like that.

Sorry.

It's OK, ma'am.

Your doubt is correct, ma'am.

Mr. Vikranth was definitely murdered.

How do you know?

Madam had a doubt, right?

Ma'am, if we look into the details
of the BBA bank and their call list...

Maybe we might get some case details...

Oh, you are already looking into it!

Super, super.

Sunil bro, there is a road block here.

Take a right.

What do you want, Jay?

Not just me, ma'am...

Everyone wants something, ma'am.

There... look at her.

She wants money.

Look at that person...
perhaps newly married.

He wants peace of mind.

Take a left, bro.

And you want to be a dancer.

Similarly, I want to
become a crime reporter.

It's not a wish that was born recently.

It's a wish that was born
when I was a kid.

Stop to the left, brother.
It's a little shade there.

Where are we, Sunil?

I don't know madam. He guided me here.

What non-sense?

Park the car under the tree.

Go away! Go away!

Buddy, how come you got
down from a police car?

Would you expect a cop to step out of a
funeral van instead of a police vehicle?

Some policemen are here.
I'll call you back.

Sit down. I'll call my brother-in-law.

- Hello, sir. My name is Ramu.
- Hi.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Sit down.

- We belong to the same village.
- OK.

Tell me.

Did you notice any difference
in Mr. Achyuth's behavior?

Since last 30 days?

Nothing like that, sir.

Brother's death was only by accident.
There's no other angle to it.

Even a small detail might be of help.

Think about it once.

Sir, in the last two weeks,

Achyuth missed two accidents.

- What happened?
- One day...

On his way home,

he couldn't see the manhole
opened because of the rain.

He was lucky that he
only put his leg in it.

Another time, someone pushed him
from the stairs of the Metro station.

Luckily, the person
next to him caught him.

But brother was very scared.

Didn't you have any doubt?

What's there to doubt?

It's just someone's negligence.
That's all.

Okay. Anything else?

Even if you don't think it's important,

did you notice any change
in his routine life or behavior?

Sir, I don't know if
it's important or not,

but for the last 15 days,

he said someone was following him.

I also checked.

But I didn't notice anything like that.

Anything else?

That's all.

Nothing else.

If you get any information, call
us immediately and let us know.

Sure.

I don't know, child.

I don't know the answer to the
question you asked, but I'll find out.

I'm facing a highly complex issue now.

But I'm determined to solve it.

I'll definitely give the
answer to your question.

It's my promise.

The day I give you the answer... will
you give me what I want in return?

Yes.

He spent four days near the
temple that Vikranth used to visit.

But he spent a month at the
temple that Achyuth's used to visit.

He took a lot of time to kill Achyuth.

But he didn't spend that
much time in Vikranth's case.

Why?

Vikranth is an important
witness in a big case.

But Achyuth is a man who
didn't mess with anyone.

Anjali was his world.

Who could possibly benefit from his death?

Achyuth and Vikranth have
some connection, dude.

- Boss, it's done. Take a look at it.
- Very good!

'Forever in your memories. All... but'

Anji, hold it once.

You are so dead, you idiot.

- Boss! Boss!
- Leave him, uncle. He's just a kid.

- Leave me, boss!
- Let you go?

- Isn't it good?
- Did you see what he wrote?

The name they gave was gave Albert,
but he wrote 'All but'.

- Sorry, Boss...
- He ruined the slate!

- How many times did I tell you?
- You did, boss!

I told you to practice on paper first.

You have only one chance on the stone.

Didn't I tell you to practice
and make it perfect?

Get lost!

Useless!

Uncle, he is practicing.

What?

He is practicing, uncle.

Are you out of your mind? What practice?

Vikranth was the prime
witness in the BBA case.

He always has
plainclothes cops around him.

If his plan to stage an
accident for Vikranth fails...

He knew the cops would
be alerted immediately.

He couldn't afford to take such risk.

He has only one chance.

So?

That's why he identified Achyuth.

He used him for practice.

Why would he kill Achyuth
in order to kill someone else?

Both have the same daily routine.

How can that be, Jay?

Both of them used to stop at a
temple during their morning jogs.

How do you know?

That's where both of them died, right?

But only the temple matches in both cases!

Not only the temple, uncle.

'He brushed it off,
saying he can always take the Metro.'

'After the Metro started, we became
close friends while traveling together.'

'Our spiritual gathering is full
from 6 pm to 7 pm everyday.'

'He used to play for an hour every day.'

He followed Achyuth for a month.

He tried to kill him twice.

But his attempts failed.

He was successful in his third attempt.

He implemented the
successful plan on Vikranth.

Before giving a medicine to a person,

to know whether it works
or not, it is tested on rats.

Many rats meet their end
during that experiment.

The poor rats don't
even know why they die.

Like Mr. Achyuth.

Will you tell all this to Anjali then?

What do I tell Anjali?

It is difficult even for us to understand.

She is just a kid.

Jai hind, sir.

- How far has the investigation come?
- It is going on, sir.

- Anything from the inquiry?
- No, sir.

In the CCTV camera footage or forensic?

I'll tell you. Nothing.

They are pestering me to close the case.

It was just a simple open and shut case

until you opened your stupid
mouth in front of the media.

Media people are coming
in another 30 minutes.

It was just an accident.

We are closing the case.

Tell them you're sorry for
creating such confusion.

Not a single word to be missed.

Where are you?

On the terrace of Swan Lake Apartments.

What are you doing there?

Is it a new customer or
someone about to die?

The killer has been watching
Mr. Achyuth for almost a month.

I know. You told me.

Would you find a clue if
you say it many times?

I got it.

In order to know Achyuth's
day to day activities...

he should be continuously
watching Achyuth's house.

Swan Lake Apartments are
opposite Achyuth's house.

One of its towers is
facing Achyuth's house.

So there's a chance the
killer watched him from here.

How will you find out even then?

I will find it.

Aunty, did you see a bald
man wearing powered glasses...

- and leg affected by polio?
- I didn't.

- You didn't?
- No.

Madam, how's the enquiry
progressing? Any updates?

Did you nab the killer?

Was Vikranth murdered or not?

Did you see a bald man
wearing powered glasses...

- and leg affected by polio?
- No, sir.

We investigated thoroughly.

We left no stone unturned.

We did not find any foul play.

- Hello, sir.
- Hello...

Did you see a bald man
wearing powered glasses...

and leg affected by polio?

Did you such a man around?

It was just an unfortunate accident
that happened to Mr. Vikranth.

Also, for any confusion created,
my sincere apologies.

- Yes?
- One minute, brother.

I've climbed way too
many stairs just now.

A bald headed man... with thick,
high-powered glasses over his eyes.

Polio-affected left leg.

Did you see such a person around?

Did you notice someone?

No.

You didn't?

- Please recollect if you have seen him.
- No.

Those plants are placed in the way.

Ask them to remove them.

A bald headed man... with thick,
high-powered glasses over his eyes.

- Can't hear you.
- Can't you hear me?

Polio-affected left leg.

He is tall, I mean good height.

- Yes, Sadhu.
- Bashir...

I want the incoming call details
from every cell tower in my area.

Do you want the details
from any specific time?

♪ Vow... My vow... ♪

- From 9:36 am to 10:42 am.
- ♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

♪ Vow... My vow... ♪

♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

- Who is this?
- Whom do you want to talk to?

Wait... wait...

A bald headed man- with thick,
high-powered glasses over his eyes.

Polio-affected left leg.

Did you see such a person around?

His name is Mrityunjay.

People call him Jay.

Sahara colony Block 8.

Flat number 302.

He collects obituary ads
for the Swechha newspaper.

♪ Vow... My vow... ♪

♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

Why didn't you stop it back there? Fool!

Applied brakes back there,
stopped on its own terms!

We can track Jay's phone.

But not like a GPS tracker.

Cell tower to cell tower.

I would only know the area he is in.

His location details
will come to your app.

Among thousands of men,
one may strive for perfection.

Hey, rewind that.

- What happened?
- Rewind it.

- Among thousands of men...
- But why?

one may strive for perfection.

- He is a perfectionist.
- What?

If he's doing it this perfectly,
these aren't his first murders.

Turn back!

I'm telling you there's no one, but you
insist he's committed many murders.

How can a non-existent person
commit murders?

Satthi, not just natural deaths,

any death in the city
comes to you for postmortem.

- So?
- I need those records and details.

Are you kidding?

If the files are exposed,
I'll be the next body on the table.

Hey, you can send Jay inside.

The doctor will conduct three postmortem
and then go to lunch.

You have one hour at most.

What? Three postmortems in an hour?

Is he planning to revive the dead
by operating so carefully?

- Oh, okay. You're right.
- That's enough time.

Hey, you park the van and come.

- You come with me.
- Alright.

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL

This is the first time I'm taking
such a risk. Do you get it?

Greetings, sir.

- Well...
- Oh no! The doctor!

Why did you turn around?

Seeing him felt like being
watched by an exam invigilator.

- So?
- They tend to catch students who cheat.

Hey, he's a doctor.
Don't blurt out things without thinking!

- Be a man!
- You sure?

Hmm.

- My hands are shivering, dude.
- Quit alcohol then.

- Jay...
- Huh?

You just have half an hour.

- That's enough.
- Hmm.

- Satthi?
- Ah?

- Why is that record room open?
- Well...

- Did you put my lunch box inside?
- Yes, sir.

Thanks, sir.

Fine, lock the door.
Come with me. I need your help.

Okay, sir.

Sir.

I've ran all the medical tests. Only one
person survived after using the medicines.

Satthi!

Hey, stay there. I am coming.

What is he saying?

What is it, man?

You idiot!

The room is locked.

Oh, about the van?

I parked it, you don't worry.

Keys, man. Keys.

Even I have keys.

- Jay, we have a new case.
- I'm on an important task.

- But I gave my word.
- I can't.

- Please, dude.
- Alright, I'll do it.

Sadhu! I don't know what you're doing.

But the Sadhu I know
never loses his focus.

He is fully focused on his work.

♪ Always on the hunt. ♪

♪ It's all a gamble. ♪

♪ My blood is vicious! ♪

♪ It's all my anger totally. ♪

Where are we headed now?

Head to the 7D Coffee
Shop. Madam's there.

♪ Vow... My vow... ♪

♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

Who's this now?

- Who is on the phone?
- It is Satthi.

- Hey, cut it...
- Why? What happened?

He is very angry with you.

Why?

I escaped without
getting caught by the doctors.

Escaped?

You made an exit like
Hanuman exited from Lanka.

You broke the doors.

You broke the mirrors
and pushed the cupboards.

Someone saw two men
leaving from the window.

Someone else broke
the locks in the hospital.

All the blame fell on Satthi.

If you get caught by him,
he would kill you.

Oh no! Then I won't answer his call.

How do you know Madam's location?

I made a call pretending
to be from the CM chamber

they told me where madam is.

Why don't you use this
smartness on your editor?

Park it.

This restaurant owner's
father is our customer.

I usually visit only in five-star hotels.

It's not that I like the taste.

It's just that I prefer class, you see.

It's not good for an IAS officer to
be seen in a small hotel like this.

Don't get me wrong.

If where I eat is this important,

imagine how much more
important who I marry is.

Hmm!

Our madam is inside, she called us in.

Madam, you're here?

I didn't recognize you as
you're dressed in a saree.

I need to talk to you urgently.

Not here. Come to the office. Let's talk.

Yeah, this is our personal space.

What's personal when
someone is dying, sir.

Jay, not now. Later.

Madam, please listen to me...

This isn't the place or
time to talk about the case.

- Madam.
- Please leave.

Both deaths were definitely murders.

Not just that...

On Jan 26th, our Malkajgiri
Corporator died in an accident.

Exactly one week ago,

The PA of the man who ran
against him also died in an accident.

Jay, can you please stop this nonsense?

On Jan 23rd, a software company
MD died near Raheja Mindspace.

Exactly one week ago,
in the same building,

An HR from another software company
also died in exactly the same way, madam.

I'm certain, madam. These are all murders.

Jay...

This is an accident.

- Nothing more than that.
- Please, madam. Believe me.

Constable.

- Madam, if everything is clear...
- Take him out.

Hey, let's go.

- Please, uncle...
- Let's go.

Don't try to be a hero, Jay.

Why should I try to be a hero, madam?

I'm already a hero!

The day that girl held my hand...

That's when she made me a hero, madam.

This hero promised to tell
her what happened to her dad.

But the problem here is...

This hero is unable to
figure out who the villain is.

Anjali believes that a villain exists.

And I trust her instincts.

I have to restore her lost confidence.

I have to see Anjali smiling again.

No matter what anyone thinks...

I'll nab him.

Let's go, uncle.

Alright, let's assume that
there is someone like you said.

If he's roaming around without getting
caught, he must be very smart, right?

He is, uncle!

If he is so smart,

he should have killed you
before you discovered him!

He should have, uncle.

But he doesn't know that I exist, right?

There is nothing in
this world as purifying as wisdom.

I will call you.

'If he is so smart,'

'he should have killed you
before you discovered him!'

'Someone saw two men
leaving through the window.'

'Someone else broke
the locks in the hospital.'

Come on.

Hey, you!

- What are you doing?!
- How could you hit a policeman?!

What did he do that you hit him?

Are you out of your mind?

You seem like an educated guy!

Why are you acting like a thug?

We're talking to you.
Why won't you say anything?

How dare you hit a cop?

Hey, get out of the way!

Seems tough.

- I expected the case to end that day.
- Didn't happen.

- Hey, Suri.
- Yes, brother?

- Is he the one who slapped our friend?
- Yes, brother.

- How many days did the judge sentence him?
- Ten days, brother.

♪ A great danger is lurking. ♪

♪ It's crossing the ♪
♪ boundaries of your safety. ♪

♪ Like a shadow, ♪
♪ the shocking danger crawls silently. ♪

♪ Brute force has ♪
♪ weakened before iron will. ♪

♪ I've decided that ♪
♪ your doom is certain. ♪

- Nallabelli Harsha!
- Yes, sir!

♪ Mrityunjaya! ♪

Yes, sir!

- ♪ Mrityunjaya! ♪
- Sameer!

♪ Life is on the swing of doom! ♪

♪ Mrityunjaya! ♪

♪ Mrityunjaya! ♪

♪ The enemy has set his trap. ♪

Fear.

Such a powerful emotion.

99 out of 100 decisions we
take in life depend on our fear.

But once we overcome that fear,

our victory begins.

I think a hundred times
before every step I take.

But I made a mistake somewhere.

I revealed myself to you.

- How did you find me?
- How did you find me?

You won't leave me without killing me.

Will you come to prison?

Or will you wait for my release?

After you came out of the house,

you could have boarded a bus.

You might have boarded a van.

But why did you go to prison?

- What will you do next?
- What will you do next?

- Whatever you do,
- Whatever you do,

- You can't escape me.
- You can't escape me.

Someone is trying to kill me.

Why are you telling that to me?

He is also a contract killer like you.

I don't have any other option.

You might have killed many people.

But for the first time in your life,

you got a chance to save lives.

You got a chance to forgive yourself.

Think about it.

I need to know who
those contract killers are.

How they work, how they think.

Everything.

Not everyone works the same way.

But all of them have two things in common.

The first one is their identity.

No one should know
anything about us.

No one should know that we exist.

If anyone discovers,

that will be the last moment for them.

How will they get the contracts
if no one knows they exist?

You are not that innocent.

We have a handler.

He gets the contracts.

He forwards the details to us.

Come son.

Here son.

You know what to do, right?

I know, Bashir Bhai.

I will put it where I have to.

Except him,

no one should know who we are.

It's that important
to protect our identity.

The second one is our contract.

If a client gave us a
contract to kill a person,

the client's life is in danger.

We got the contract.

It will be at the location by evening.

If I knew you were coming here,
I wouldn't have sent it there.

It's OK. I will take it.

If you miss the contract,

I won't miss it.

I won't let our reputation be tarnished.

Thanks.

Seetha speaking.

Madam, I am Jay.

Madam, please listen to me.
Just spare a minute.

Tell me.

Madam, there are handlers
behind the killers, right?

Even if the BBA bank
owners didn't call the killer,

he would have called the handler.

You said you were checking the
records in the car that day, right?

Check it once again, madam.

The handler will definitely
present in one of those records.

I'm sorry, Bashir.

Not only that, madam.

That killer is trying to kill me.

Send someone to my house, madam.

He has left the gas leaking.

Please madam,
you will understand if you visit.

Please, madam. Trust me for once, madam.

- I will check.
- Thank you, madam. Thank you.

So, Jay was telling the truth.

There is a number of one Bashir,
a pawn shop owner in the call list.

But surprisingly,
he was found dead last night.

He is on to something, Vinod.

He is looking through something
that we aren't able to.

- I think he deserves a shot.
- I agree on that, madam.

Let's go to Bashir's crime scene.

Inform the local team.

And we will take Jay along as well.

Madam, Jay is in jail.

What?

I don't like the smile.

If I see it again,
you will go back inside.

Hop in.

- Jai Hind, madam.
- Jai Hind.

- Did you get the postmortem report?
- Not yet, madam.

It could be cardiac arrest.

Are there any CCTV cameras?

No, madam.

Madam, there is a missing stick note.

Only this page is missing, madam.

- Bashir died here, right?
- Yes, madam.

Body position?

Bashir died with his
hands on the chair, madam.

The missing piece, madam.

Madam, this murder must
have been about the contract.

Madam, if we go to Monda market
at six o'clock,

we will definitely know
something about the killer.

It's already 3:30 pm.

Believe me, madam.
Let's go, madam.

If he takes the contract,
another life will be lost.

- Vinod.
- Madam?

- Call for backup.
- OK, madam.

In civil dress, okay? Immediately.

Madam. Why did you stop the vehicle here?

Can't you see the no parking board?

Move the vehicle. Come on.

Sorry, madam.

Boys, move.

Jay, you are not safe here.

- Come with me.
- No, madam.

I'll stay here. Please.

What? He could kill you.

Then, you can catch him easily, madam.

Please.

Here.

- Please be careful.
- Okay!

The killer is bald.

He wears high-powered glasses.

He has polio on his left leg.

- Boys, are we clear?
- Clear ma'am.

- Keep your eyes sharp.
- OK, ma'am.

- I need him no matter what.
- Yes, madam.

He has glasses, but he isn't bald.

We can't find anyone matching
the description Jay gave us.

It isn't necessary to have all the
three identifications which Jay gave us.

Even if you find one,
take him into custody. Over.

OK, take it.

Who are you?

Sorry.

Nithin, open that camera.

That one?

Jay, it's 6:10.

He isn't here yet.

He will come for sure, madam.

He'll have to.

Do you have a lighter, bro?

Thanks.

- Ma'am, he is here.
- What?

Boys, were you able to find him?

No, ma'am. We are not able to find him.

We searched everywhere, madam.
We didn't find him anywhere.

Can you zoom that?
The one to it's side too.

- Zoom it a bit.
- Where is he, Jay?

Zoom the others too.

That camera.

Jay, stop wasting my time.

He is really here, madam.

He even gave me the lighter
with the date October 2nd on it.

What is that date?

October 2nd is the date when
I'd be released from prison.

- He is trying to kill me on the same day.
- What nonsense!

Please believe me, madam.

Brother, please open
the footage on the left.

Yeah.

Jay, we can't keep going
on like this any longer.

You are not in the camera to
believe what you are saying.

God!

Jay, stop wasting my time!

Where the hell is he, damn it?

Uncle, why did this happen to my father?

What happened, son?

Aunt, I'm scared that I might lose.

It's not wrong to lose, son.

But it's wrong not to fight
out of fear of losing.

You need to see your enemy
to fight, right?

Don't you see your enemy?

Or are you failing to see him?

I checked the CCTV footage
from Vikranth's crime scene as well.

There is no such person there either.

Does he even exist,
or are you both just chasing shadows?

You're not even in the camera footage.
How can you say that?

Thanks, Aunt.

- He will leave in 5 minutes.
- OK.

Thanks, bro.

Dude, everything is set.

Check where he is.

Can you find him?

I can see him for the first time.

In which camera?

In all the cameras.

We shouldn't look for
the one who got captured.

We should look for the one
who escaped the cameras.

It could be anyone.

He just wasn't caught by the cameras.

If he is not caught on a single
one camera, he could be anyone.

But what if he is not caught
on any of the cameras?

Is he the guy in the GHMC dress?

But there is no polio on his legs.

I don't think he has any baldness too.

We are watching what he
is allowing us to watch.

He has been covering
his traces so perfectly...

We might not be able to catch him ever.

What time did he cross the camera?

This one is at 5:24 pm, sir.

5:24 pm...

- And this one?
- This is at 5:27 pm.

Three minutes?

Three minutes... three minutes...
three minutes!

So he has already accepted the contract.

He is following the target.

Do you have CC cameras
at the market entrance?

- Yes, sir.
- Play them once.

Note down all the bike numbers you see.

Give me the notebook, bro.

Quick.

Note them down.

Why do we need those numbers?

You said that all the cameras
are under his control.

But one camera was not under his control.

We have noted down everything.

What do we do now?

Brother...

Open the e-challan site.

What to look for here?

Check if someone is wearing GHMC dress.

There he is!

But we can't see him clearly.

Show me another photo.

Look! There he is!

He has something in his hand.

I think it is a bottle.

He is doing something with that bottle.

He is keeping it in his pocket.

He is coming forward.

We missed him!

What are you looking at?

A person can change any
number of disguises.

But he can't change three things.

First is his height.

The second is the way he sees.

Look at his eyes.

He looks like a hungry
tiger eyeing its prey.

The third is habits.

Mannerisms.

His face is not clear
in any of the photos.

It is in one video.

Where is it?

It is in my phone.

Huh!

This guy?

A bald headed man...

Polio-affected left leg.

Did you see such a person around?

No.

This is bullshit.

Madam, he is the killer.

Do you have proof?

Why is she talking like this?

Jay, if you take a photo
and say that he is the killer,

- how should I believe you?
- No, madam.

Two people are dying
because of his practice.

- Madam...
- Pho--

- What if he kills someone?
- She isn't believing it.

- Do you understand?
- What should I do?

How many more people
should die in his hands?

- Here, uncle.
- Give it to me.

You pour another for yourself.

Dude, its raw. Nothing mixed in it.

Where have you been since noon?
You didn't even answer my calls!

Hey, Jay! Everything is over.

How can it be over?

How can it be over?

Until I declare it over, it's not over.

I won't let it end.

So what do you think we should do now?

Let's kill him.

OBITUARY
L. SUYODHAN

What is this now?

His biggest courage is that no
one knows about his existence.

I'll let this world know about him.

Not just today,

his ad will be in every
newspaper until we find it.

OBITUARY
L. SUYODHAN

Our goal is not just catching him.

But to stop him from killing
two more innocent persons.

OBITUARY
L. SUYODHAN

What do you want, Mr. Murthy?

Give him another chance, madam.

What...

Do you think we will get him?

Even today,

there are many people who don't do
anything without reading the newspaper.

At least one of them would identify him.

At least one will get him.

Grandpa, coffee.

What happened, grandpa?

There's this ad coming in the newspaper
since some days that this guy is dead.

So?

People die only once.

Why is he dying once a day?

Have your coffee first.

Hey, boy! Boy!

- Hello.
- You published that your relative is dead.

Is he really dead?

Why are you asking that?

I've seen a man who looks just like him.

He looks exactly like him.

Where is he?

I will give you one last chance, Jay.

Mr. Murthy! Mr. Murthy!

Stay here, okay?

Hey, send everyone to safety.

- Get inside.
- Go inside, move.

- Get inside.
- Hey, get inside.

Madam you go inside. Go inside.

- Get inside.
- Hey, go inside.

Vinod, send backup to
my location immediately.

The suspect is armed and dangerous.

Jay, take care of him.

A little backwards. Come on.

Easy.

- Hey, Satthi, get him in.
- Hurry up!

Take cover.

Come here!

Boys, take positions.

Ma'am, in position.

- In position, ma'am.
- Yes, ma'am. In position.

Vinod, do you have eyes on the target?

Yes, ma'am.
I see him at the extreme right door.

Boys, fire at will.

Vinod, where the hell is he?

Moving towards my extreme left.

- Now?
- He is at the middle door, ma'am.

Now?

Ma'am, in the kitchen door.

Ma'am!

It's over, Jay.

So easily?

- Uncle!
- Huh?

Move, move!
Visiting hours are over. Leave. Go!

We are closing the gate.

I've been waiting for three days.

I can't wait any longer.

Enough of your sneaky walk.

Come!

Hi, Mrityunjay.

I like your name.

By the way, my name is Sadhu.

And it's an absolute
pleasure to meet you.

When no one believed my existence...
only you did.

Now everyone believes that I am dead.

But you didn't.

How did you figure it out?

Two mistakes.

If you had taken the shot
from inside the house,

the bullet would have hit the scooter's
headlight, not the tire below.

Sadhu can miss his aim
once, but not six times.

Smart!

You've seen what no one has seen, Jay.

You are a masterpiece.

Thanks.

I'm sure you liked the
gift I gave you too, right?

The newspaper ad.

I saw it right on the first day.

I wanted to kill you.

- But...
- But you can't.

Because you set October
2nd as the day to kill me.

Yes.

And that's today!

Nice setup, Jay!

Thanks, Sadhu.

You don't know how lucky you are, Jay.

You've slipped past
death by me many times.

Do you know where my luck started, Sadhu?

I am curious!

When I came to your house and
asked you about your own details,

if you hadn't followed me,
I wouldn't have found you.

♪ Vow... My vow... ♪

♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

♪ Vow... My vow... ♪

♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

♪ Always on the hunt. ♪

♪ It's all a gamble. ♪

This time, I won't miss, Jay.

Yes, Sadhu. Even I won't miss this time.

♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

♪ Vow... My vow... ♪

♪ Your end is my vow. ♪

Every person follows a set pattern.

They all fall into their own brackets.

But I don't understand...

...only your pattern, Jay.

I didn't find anyone like you.

But I found someone like me.

- Who is that?
- It's you.

We both use disguises as a part of work.

We both do our job very well.

We both deal with deaths.

The only small difference is...

You show up before death...
I arrive after.

You are very predictable, Sadhu.

That's why I found you so easily.

Uncle!

Well played, Jay!

You thought you could beat me...
in the game I created?

You made a shadow bleed.

I'll give you that.

Even though you knew
I would come to kill you,

why are you still here?

Because of you,
a little girl forgot what it means to cry.

I just wanted to remind her to cry.

I didn't understand.

But if it is you saying this...

There must be something.

So...

It's all over, Jay.

It's not.

Not until I say it's over.

Even though death is right in front
of you, you're saying it's not over.

I like your confidence, Jay.

Any last words?

There are three things a person
can never change about themselves.

First is his height.

It's irrelevant now.

The second is the way he sees.

Like a hungry tiger looks at a deer.

Not the way you are looking at me.

Look at me!

Look at my eyes.

The way I'm looking at you.

Third is his mannerisms...

His habits.

I very well know I can't beat
you at your own game, Sadhu.

That's why I used your game against you...

and played my game.

There's no electricity in that water.

You won't die even if you step in it.

I told you, right?

Mannerisms.

I was certain you'd
drink that water, Sadhu.

But the gamble is...

Will you drink the water
after or before killing me?

My game was never about
getting you into the water.

It was about making you
drink from that bottle.

It's too late, Sadhu.

You'll lose control of your body exactly
fifteen seconds after drinking it.

In the next 15 seconds,

your brain will stop working.

Only your dead body will remain later.

Well... played... Jay...

It's over now, Uncle.

When I was your age,
I had already lost my parents.

Just like you, I asked everyone
why it happened to them.

No one has answered me till today.

Maybe that's why, when you asked me,
I felt like answering.

Your father was killed, dear.

Who did it, Uncle?

I sent him to your father to apologize.

He must have apologized by now.

You know your father is no more.

You also know he won't come back.

Then why are you still waiting?

You promised to give me what I ask for
if I give you the answer.

- So, will you?
- Yes.

Please give me a smile.