
Katekar's dinner table: TV, computer classes and a nagging wife
A loud, loving Katekar household at dinner, with Shalini scolding the kids and the husband, until Sartaj's call cuts through the noise.
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A loud, loving Katekar household at dinner, with Shalini scolding the kids and the husband, until Sartaj's call cuts through the noise.

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.

In bed, Kukoo refuses to be turned over, teases Gaitonde about Isa's greeting and tells him he can have the car if he just asks.

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.

Gaitonde shows off Kukoo's magic with a new car, then narrates how his deal with Bhonsle made the gang war a Hindu-Muslim war.

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

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.

Refusing food, Nayanika persuades her guard to phone Sartaj with the hideout address and the two-hour RAW deadline.

Sartaj needs men to grab Bunty before RAW does; the price is reciting the official version of the Junaid shooting, word by word.

At the launch of the airline bought with black money, Gaitonde's partner objects to Kukoo being seen in public; Gaitonde says he can buy his happiness.

Kukoo screams through the door about what she was made for and what she cannot give him; Gaitonde says he never wanted the magic, only her.

At a party after the cola flop, Kukoo asks why he never kisses her, gets a kiss, then begs him to promise he will live; she fears she will get him killed.

Kukoo tells Gaitonde he will outshine Amitabh Bachchan and rule Bombay, as long as her baby lives; the film comparison carries her decision.

Gaitonde marks the last time he saw Kukoo, and Isa's men announce themselves with an attack.

Mumbai's most feared gangster, a self-made god of the slums, telling his life story to the one cop he chose. Played by Nawazuddin Siddiqui.

A lonely, sidelined Mumbai police inspector who gets a phone call that promises to change his destiny. Played by Saif Ali Khan.

Sartaj's loyal constable and only friend on the force, with a family at home and a joke for every crime scene. Played by Jitendra Joshi.

The sidelined inspector and the only constable who has his back. 25 scenes together, in story order.

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

Mumbai's police commissioner, Sartaj's boss and one-time mentor, whose loyalties run deeper than the department. Played by Neeraj Kabi.

A RAW intelligence analyst who sees a national threat in Gaitonde's warning and refuses to be sidelined. Played by Radhika Apte.

Gaitonde and the hothead who runs his streets. 16 scenes together, in story order.

A rising politician who finds Gaitonde's muscle useful. Played by Girish Kulkarni.

A TV star caught between Jojo's deals and the gang. Played by Geetanjali Thapa.

The gangster and the dancer he could never quite keep. 8 scenes together, in story order.

A dancer at Isa's club whose charm pulls Gaitonde into a new world. Played by Kubbra Sait.

The commissioner who was once his father's friend, and is now in his way. 8 scenes together, in story order.

Gopalmath against Isa's empire: the gang war that made Gaitonde. 3 scenes together, in story order.