Sartaj raids the Blue Global office and follows the money
Sartaj roughs up the NGO manager over where the tankers went, while Anjali traces a foreign funding trail that points to an IFS posting history.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Anjali puts a name to the bomb-maker: Malcolm Mourad
- 02Sartaj corners Zoya Mirza with Jojo's file
- 03Guruji tells Trivedi the wheel has 25 years left
- 04Gaitonde presses Subhadra to taste the kharvas
- 05Bhonsle introduces Trivedi, who hails Gaitonde as Shiva reborn
- 06The duck riddle: Gaitonde refuses to leave Bombay
- 07Twelve jalebis and the kharvas of Subhadra's dreams
- 08Babri falls and Bombay becomes a graveyard
- 09Subhadra schools Gaitonde on why the poor love God
- 10Fake cops storm Gopalmath and Bunty loses his legs
- 11Rama, Ravana and Gaitonde's vengeance for Subhadra
- 12Burn the slum: Gaitonde becomes a god by killing 80
- 13Two mottos: Anjali and Sartaj over black tea
- 14Zoya's safari-suit man and the Blue Global tankers
- 15Sartaj raids the Blue Global office and follows the money
- 16Bhonsle threatens Parulkar; Parulkar warns Sartaj
- 17Ambush: someone demands Sartaj's gun
- 18Gaitonde in custody mocks Dwivedi and Parulkar
- 19A kind man with water: Dilbagh Singh in Gaitonde's hell
- 20Anjali finds Trivedi living in Mumbai as Sharma
In playlists
Sartaj Singh's Best Moments
A lonely, sidelined Mumbai police inspector who gets a phone call that promises to change his destiny. Played by Saif Ali Khan.
Katekar's Best Moments
Sartaj's loyal constable and only friend on the force, with a family at home and a joke for every crime scene. Played by Jitendra Joshi.
Anjali Mathur's Best Moments
A RAW intelligence analyst who sees a national threat in Gaitonde's warning and refuses to be sidelined. Played by Radhika Apte.
Sartaj Singh & Katekar
The sidelined inspector and the only constable who has his back. 25 scenes together, in story order.
Sartaj Singh & Anjali Mathur
A Mumbai cop and a RAW analyst, chasing the same threat from opposite ends. 11 scenes together, in story order.