
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.

The sidelined inspector and the only constable who has his back. 25 scenes together, in story order.
25 moments · 34 min · by Favseen

Watching Megha from a distance, Sartaj tells Katekar about a cancelled Amritsar trip and why his father was a good policeman.

Katekar says the inquiry is rigged; Sartaj relives the real encounter, then admits his ten-year haul is one pickpocket.

A stranger needles Sartaj about his stalled career, says he will change his destiny, and claims to be a friend of his father.

The caller plays Sartaj around Metro Circle, trades insults, then hands over two police case numbers to prove who he is.

Katekar realises who the caller could be; Sartaj pulls the classified file and reads the name out loud.

Gaitonde says he never left Bombay, dismisses backup, and explains why he built his empire in the city's trash.

Gaitonde preaches that lives are God's stories, senses the call is being traced, and gives Sartaj a deadline.

Police break in as Gaitonde reveals Dilbagh Singh introduced his third father; the standoff ends with his promise that he will not die.

Outside the bunker the constables gossip about the tip, then Parulkar arrives, hands the case to Majid and mocks Sartaj for claiming it.

Katekar shoos away a Bengali Bura mother looking for her son, then shrugs at Sartaj's question: the gangster must have known his father.

Nursing his wound, Katekar repeats Parulkar's offer, rants about the Bangladeshis he would not fight for, and gets ribbed about Zoya Mirza.

The frightened girl at Jojo's flat turns out to be a TV serial star, and Katekar forgets the case long enough to ask for an autograph.

Sartaj questions Nayanika about the clients Jojo sent her to; the news of Jojo's death does not calm her, because Jojo was never who she feared.

Katekar clears Sartaj's father of any Gaitonde link, then a mocking automated voice answers when the gangster's line is dialed.

Searching a gangster's lavish bedroom, Katekar marvels at the bed, the velvet cuffs and the S&M gear, imagining what his wife would do to him.

Sartaj explains why an untouched home with milk in the refrigerator means Trivedi left in a hurry, and a 25-year-old photo ties him to Bhonsle.

Sartaj and Katekar listen in as Nayanika wears a wire for Bunty; one mention of Gaitonde turns him paranoid and violent, and he spots the camera.

Katekar tells Sartaj that the Delhi officer will use him and discard him, and names what that is called.

In Bengali Bura, Katekar mocks a mother's faith in her missing son and eyes a duplex no computer course could pay for.

Standing over the boy's body, Sartaj tells Katekar they both failed, and that the system they curse is made by men like them.

Sartaj interrogates the man who ran the Bengali Bura boys, swinging between offers of water and brutal threats until he talks.

On the way to the raid, a constable exposes Katekar's secret: a picture of Zoya Mirza tucked behind his wife's.

Sartaj and Katekar corner the drunk teenagers and press them about Shamsul; the mockery ends with a knife and a scream for an ambulance.

In memory, Katekar tells Sartaj that police work is like cleaning a beach the sea dirties again, and that clean today is enough.

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.