
Bhonsle promises a water train, then hears Gaitonde is dead
The home minister works a rally crowd with a grand pledge for Maharashtra, and is told about the bunker before the bouquet reaches him.

A rising politician who finds Gaitonde's muscle useful. Played by Girish Kulkarni.
11 moments · 15 min

The home minister works a rally crowd with a grand pledge for Maharashtra, and is told about the bunker before the bouquet reaches him.

On the phone the minister demands a report, warns Parulkar about helping RAW, and hints his career could end among the Naxals.

A Mithun impersonator dances at Gaitonde's first-ever birthday party, where a local Hindu committee man with political dreams comes asking for favours.

Bipin Bhonsle brings temple offerings and cash, then asks for help winning his election; Gaitonde introduces his mixed crew and refuses the Hindu-Muslim game.

Bunty chases Bhonsle down and negotiates on the boss's behalf; Gaitonde is furious until the number lands and he prices democracy against Isa's car.

The Home Minister takes the stage, claims credit for water tankers and introduces Zoya Mirza as his guest star.

Trivedi flatters Gaitonde with divine comparisons and talks of spreading 'our community'; Gaitonde finds the riddles tiresome and wants plain speech.

Asked to go overseas as a general for the coming war, Gaitonde answers with a three-duck riddle and a crude threat, then walks out with the jalebis.

The minister screams at Parulkar about the NGO raid; Parulkar passes the heat down to Sartaj, who says he is only doing his job.

Gaitonde learns who was really behind his torture, while the men watching joke he is unkillable and Trivedi turns a king's seed and a fish into India's birth.

Confronted with water-tanker gun shipments and emails from Trivedi, Bhonsle denies everything, then snaps that the officers cannot see the coming threat.