
Sartaj's debrief: a bulldozer, a 25-day warning and the name Trivedi
Sartaj recounts the raid to Anjali and Parulkar, insists a dying man does not lie, and passes on the one name Gaitonde said would survive.

A Mumbai cop and a RAW analyst, chasing the same threat from opposite ends. 11 scenes together, in story order.
11 moments · 13 min · by Favseen

Sartaj recounts the raid to Anjali and Parulkar, insists a dying man does not lie, and passes on the one name Gaitonde said would survive.

Anjali argues a shot to the face means rage, not a paid stranger, and Sartaj admits what cases like this do to small officers.

Anjali links a counterfeit-money stash to Gaitonde's 25-day warning and tells Sartaj his job clearly matters less to him than the answers.

Pressed by Anjali and Sartaj, Nayanika admits Bunty is her show's producer and plans one last job before leaving Mumbai, with her in tow.

Sartaj asks why they are returning a scared girl to Bunty instead of protecting her; Anjali answers with the clock and a camera hidden in a handbag.

Sartaj faces Bunty, who is holding Nayanika at gunpoint, while Anjali screams at him over the phone to get out before the raid turns into a bloodbath.

Anjali asks whether Sartaj gave a thought to the warning or the ISI cash before wrecking her operation, and why men feel responsible for every woman.

Sartaj is ordered off the case while Anjali's team identifies the foreign operative as an Algerian dirty-bomb specialist now inside India.

Sartaj admits his mistakes cost Nayanika justice; Anjali answers the Mumbai Police motto with her agency's own promise to protect those who protect the law.

Sartaj and Anjali connect the bureaucrat who got Zoya a passport to Trivedi and to an NGO whose water tankers may be what Malcolm was emptying.

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.