
Meet Bunty: hatred in the veins and a bail-out brawl
Gaitonde introduces Bunty as the pervert who split his gang along Hindu-Muslim lines; Bunty walks out of lockup abusing the woman who paid his bail.

Gaitonde's hot-headed lieutenant, still running the old gang's business in the present day. Played by Jatin Sarna.
22 moments · 32 min

Gaitonde introduces Bunty as the pervert who split his gang along Hindu-Muslim lines; Bunty walks out of lockup abusing the woman who paid his bail.

Gaitonde warns Bunty that nothing happens in his area without permission, then takes the eager thug on as his muscle; the trash king is ready to go after Isa.

After a hit on Isa's men, Gaitonde braces for retaliation; Isa stays silent, playing a longer game, while Kukoo and the city turn to Gaitonde.

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.

A captured Sartaj is stripped of his things and taunted by Bunty, who wants to know why Gaitonde came back and what the 25-day deadline means.

With Interpol and RAW closing in, Bunty demands the exit from India he was promised and threatens the man who was supposed to deliver it.

Over a body being disposed of, Gaitonde explains how a 1980s political trick put the whole country in front of the TV and taught Bunty the power of religion.

Bunty explodes at his sister over a smashed cassette and her Muslim lover; Gaitonde steps in and asks whether he enjoys hitting women.

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.

Hiding out, Bunty rages at a silent Nayanika for ruining him, then decides the RAW officer is his way out.

Bunty tells Anjali about Gaitonde's call after ten years and offers to talk if she gets him out of India; she gives him three hours.

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.

A tip from Parulkar puts Isa's accountant in Gaitonde's sights, and the gang's planning session dissolves into filthy banter about coffins and ambulances.

The ambush on Isa's accountant stalls when a gunman will not shoot past the target's mother, and Bunty has to finish the job himself.

Gaitonde humiliates the man who froze during the hit by ordering his sister's marriage, and the man swears privately to cut his boss into pieces.

Blaming Bunty for not being there when it mattered, Gaitonde thrashes him in a drunken stupor and curses him to die like a dog.

Gaitonde lays out the Dubai video to the man he raised from the streets; the traitor owns everything and begs for his brother's life.

Over a friendly chess game, Bunty tells Chotta his brother plotted Paritosh's murder with Isa; Gaitonde decides what a traitor's death costs.

Men in police uniform come asking for Gaitonde and open fire; Bunty is cut down, and Gaitonde learns they were Isa's men before he goes looking for Subhadra.

Bunty lists Isa's dead men and Gaitonde orders the whole slum torched; he reflects that a night of innocent blood made Gopalmath worship him.

Expecting to be killed within days, Gaitonde asks for one last taste of a sweet, then laughs it off and requests a blade to deal with some men inside.