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

The caller recalls a village childhood on the Godavari, a father who preached God in every grain of rice yet begged for alms.

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

A colleague needles Anjali about Istanbul and her analyst desk, then suggests her hunger for the field comes from how her father died.

Sleepless at his mother's house, Sartaj wonders how his father afforded an expensive cricket bat, and she shuts the question down.