The chess game and a traitor's price
Over a friendly chess game, Bunty tells Chotta his brother plotted Paritosh's murder with Isa; Gaitonde decides what a traitor's death costs.
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Same episode, in order
- 01Sartaj strong-arms a pharmacist for pills
- 02Gaitonde confesses he is broken
- 03Katekar grills the missing boy's mother
- 04Sartaj asks his mother about the imported bat
- 05Zoya's bruises and the man who got away with it
- 06A house built after Partition
- 07Who makes the system? It's us
- 08Sartaj beats the truth out of a child-labour boss
- 09Katekar comes home a real cop
- 10Bhonsle plays saviour at the drought charity show
- 11The photo in Katekar's wallet
- 12The Bengali Bura raid turns fatal
- 13Gaitonde spots his man at Isa's wedding
- 14Gaitonde confronts the traitor at the factory
- 15The chess game and a traitor's price
- 16Shalini asks Sartaj to call Katekar's phone
- 17Katekar's beach philosophy
- 18Gun salute for Katekar
- 19The toxicology report: poisoned through the drip
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