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Neither did I know

Adityanor his father.

Someoneelse had taken

that delivery.

Because you had

a strong alibi. Right?

Mohammed Kasim.

And Mohammed Kasim was theowner...

...ofthe Truzor company, Kevin.

Shalini had apainting

of Krishna and Sita.

Does it mean anything to you?

No.

Did you know Aditya, Kevin?

Did you know Aditya or not?

What's wrongwith you,

Rati? I didn't know him.

Then what's the mystery

of your car and Kasim?

I want to know!

I want to know!

I was here. I was in Mumbai.

I was involved in thatracket.

Butl didn't know that

Shalini is here in Mumbai.

I don't even rememberthatthe

car belonged to Sunil Mehra.

I don't even remember

thatShalini was in Mumbai.

Oh, no! I can't kill,

Rati. I can't ditch Shalini.

'Washing my sins off.'

'You lovedto drive, didn't you? '

'Thereis no joy of

driving in Mumbai.'

'You are stuck in

traffic for hours.'

'I lied to you.'

'I always wash my

sins offwhen I lie.'

'I always wash my

sins offwhen I lie.'

'Shalini, slow down. Slow down.

- Kevin, it's no useto stop menow."

'No! Slow down.

- Kevin, don't beboring.'

'Slow down.

- Wow! What fun! '

'There's no joy

in driving in Mumbai.'

'You are stuck

in traffic for hours.'

Yes, Kevin?

- Why did Anurag kill Shalini?

Anurag didn'tkill anyone.

Thatphotograph is of Delhi, right?

Right. My wife and my

in-laws were from Delhi.

When did this accident takeplace?

Four years ago.

Shalini was also in

Delhi fouryears ago.

Shealways washed her

sins offwhen shelied.

Andthatnight she liedto me.

Who was driving the othercar?

Who was driving the other car,

Nilesh? - Shalini Chauhan.

Very smart, Kevin.

Itwas justan accident.

Just an accident!

Just an accident? You

call itan accident?

Thataccident killed my wife.

Shewas pregnant.

And shedied. My child

also along with her.

Do you see Rudra? Do

you see her condition?

Shecan't talk at all.

Sheis restricted from

thebedto the wheelchair.

That's it. Dayin and day out.

You don'thave any dear

one who is handicapped...

...with whom you have

to spend your life.

That's why you won't realiseit.

Yes. Alas, if only

you had somedear one.

Theyhad suppressed this case.

Just sweptit underthe carpet.

Brake fail? Brake fail, my foot!

She was drunk. Shewas irritated.

Theywere wealthy. Theyhad a

contactwith the higher authorities.

Someone took theblame

upon himself formoney.

That's it. Finished.

Thecase was closed.

And I was unableto do anything.

I was helpless.

Barrister Nilesh Bhargav

was madeto look like a fool.

And you call itan accident?

An accident?

It was not an accident,

itwas a crime. A murder.

Whatis the real reason of

calling me thattime, Nilesh?

To introduce you to Rudra.

How did Shalini get

her firstinjury?

Didn't you hearthesound

ofthe breaking of glass?

No.

- Never mind, it happens.

'Enough, Shalini.'

Why were you inquiring

about Shalini's painting?

Shalini's father's

namewas Janakraj Chauhan.

Think. Think, Kevin. Think.

Shehad to be for it,

Kevin. Shehadto be for it.

Hari's death was not

justa mereaccident.

'Hello! Excuse me.'

'Hi. I'venever seen

you here before.'

'There is a strange feeling

in my stomach. - Excuse me.'

'Lt seems I'm hungry

or I am in love.'

'And the onlyway I can find out

is by taking you out fordinner.'

'Arethose your lines? '

'No. Actually from some film.'

'You must be feeling very happy...

...to seeme in this condition,

don't you? '

'An alcoholic. No life.'

Mahadev.

- Yes, sir?

Sendthis to the commissioner.

- Okay.

And send this other oneto

that boy Kevin. Kevin Toraso.

Kevin?

- Yes.

'Papa? '

'Oh my God.'

'Rudra? '

'Call Kevin. - Pleasecalm down.'

- 'Call Kevin.

Okay, we'll call him.

We'll call him.'

'Whereis Kevin? - Doctor,

you will have to do something.'

'Doctor, don't worry about money.'

'Sheis bleeding profusely.'

'What are you doing?

It's paining badly.'

'Yes, dear. I am here. I am here.'

'Doctor, pleasedo something.'

'I can't do anything, Mr. Chauhan.'

'Her alcohol level is very high.

It is apolicecase.'

'Call Kevin.

- Yes. Yes, dear.'

'Call Kevin! - Yes, I'll call him.

I'll call him, dear.'

'I'll call him.'

'Doctor, you will

have to do something.'

'Don't worry about money

at all. Savemy daughter... '

'lt is notthematter

ofmoney, Mr. Chauhan.'

'Look at thegameof destiny,

Dixit.'

'You had to cometo me for

this casein this entire Mumbai.'

'The system before

which I had found myself... '

'... so weak and

helpless four years ago...

'... today it has cometo meto

becomethepuppet ofmy hands.'

'Police. Law. Criminal. Evidence.'

'Perhaps I can't express

this feeling in words.'

'Ltwas a sensational game for me.'

'I could change

its rules as I liked.'

'I could control anything.'

'I could convict anyone.'

'I could acquit anyone.'

'I was thecriminal.

I was thejudge.'

'I felt liketheAlmighty.'

'Butthis was a

chance for meas well.'

'To know that person more

personally whom I'vekilled.'

'You know and God is thewitness...

...that I didn't know Anurag.'

'At that time, I could

seeonly one face... '

'... in thepassion of

hatred and revenge.'

'Shalini.'

'I was so confident ofmy plan.'

'I didn't know that Kevin will

also getinvolved in this case.'

'All theevidences

wereagainst him.'

'To prove Kevin and

Anurag innocent... '

'... it becamemoreimportant for

meto getinvolved in this case.'

'As forthat pilot, I had

purposely chosen a Friday... '

'... with the hopethat the

pilot must havesome alibi.'

'But unfortunately, Anurag

didn't haveany foolproof alibi.'

'My opinion regardingthis case

completely changedwith thesetwo.'

'Now myintention was

to provethem innocent.'

'Morecharacters were

involved duringthis period.'

'Hari's reality, Aditya's lie.'

'This casebecamemore

interesting formewith them.'

'Theyraised so many

questions for me... '

'... that I was unable to

control myself...

...from finding answers to them.'

'Lt was morethan

just agame for me now.'

'I gotinvolved in my

investigation with them.'

'Thethrills of

unanswered questions... '

'... momentarily took me

away from mymain objective.'

'During this, onemoreaccident... '

'... changed the

direction ofthis case.'

'Hari's death.'

'Perhaps, Mr. Goel has paid

thebiggest price in this case.'

'Hehas lost his son.'

'There is a cheque for

him in this envelop.'

'I know this amount can never

compensatehim for his loss... '

'... butrightnow, I can't do

anything for him except this.'

'Dixit, pleasetell him to

changethelock ofhis house.'

'That lock is theroot

causeofall theproblems.'

'I still don't trust that Aditya.'

'I'm surethathewas standing

out of Shalini's housethatnight.'

'Lt doesn't seem strangeto me

now that the circle oflife... '

'... is always completed.'

'The verytheory with

which I would convince... '

'... so many people

during my days ofpractice...

'... was finally

applicableto metoo.'

'A criminal always

returns to thesceneof crime.'

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