
Sartaj strong-arms a pharmacist for pills
Cold open: Sartaj waves an expired prescription and threatens the chemist's license to get his anxiety medication.
19 moments · 22 min of essential viewing in a 47-minute episode.

Cold open: Sartaj waves an expired prescription and threatens the chemist's license to get his anxiety medication.

Gaitonde admits losing Kukoo and Paritosh left him impotent; his wife tells him nothing will work until he takes revenge.

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

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

A battered film star tells Anjali the kickboxing story is a lie, and what her abuser did to two strangers and her dog.

Sartaj's mother refuses to leave the home his father built with his savings after Partition, and asks him to work with honesty.

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.

Katekar tells Shalini he finally behaved like a real policeman today; she dresses up for the show and he says Zoya is no match.

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

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.

Footage of Isa's lavish Dubai wedding shows one of Gaitonde's own men dancing there; he orders Bunty brought to the factory.

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.

At the hospital, Shalini insists Katekar always woke for Sartaj's calls and begs him to ring the phone one more time.

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

The police guard fires the ceremonial volleys at Katekar's funeral.

A hospital doctor tells Anjali her patient was injected via the IV line; she demands that night's corridor CCTV footage.

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.

The wife who tried to make a home out of a gang war. 9 scenes together, in story order.

The woman who marries into Gaitonde's world and tries to make a home in it. Played by Rajshri Deshpande.