Sartaj remembers the trip his father gave up
Watching Megha from a distance, Sartaj tells Katekar about a cancelled Amritsar trip and why his father was a good policeman.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Gaitonde's opening sermon: God doesn't care
- 02Sartaj recites the official Junaid story
- 03Majid corners Sartaj after the hearing
- 04Sartaj remembers the trip his father gave up
- 05What really happened to the surrendering boy
- 06The caller who knows Dilbagh Singh
- 07A priest who begged: the first father
- 08Ganesh's mother and the man who was not his father
- 09Running from the Godavari to a new religion
- 10Anda Pav run-around and two case numbers
- 11The records room: the file has a name
- 12An empire amongst garbage dumps
- 13Emergency-era Bombay and the Hindu Hotel
- 14Mandrax, a beating, and the name Ashwathama
- 15A chicken bone in a Hindu hotel
- 16Twenty-five days to save the city
- 17Inside the bunker: three fathers
- 18Killing Salim Kaka on the boat
- 19What Gaitonde sees in every man he kills
- 20The bunker falls: 'I am Ashwathama'
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