'Bhopal'
[tense music playing]
'A heart-wrenching incident has come from Arera Colony, Bhopal.'
'A crime happened in the city today'
'which shook everyone's soul.'
'An innocent family has been brutally attacked.'
'This city has probably not seen such a bloody game.'
'Who has committed this crime?'
'Was this a pre-planned conspiracy?'
'Or the result of someone's madness?'
[suspenseful music playing]
'One legged killer'
[siren blaring]
[sinister music playing]
[door unlocking]
He's alive, but he's lost a lot of blood.
- He's very critical. - Sharma.
Send him to the hospital right away.
- Check every corner of the house. - Yes, sir.
One minute.
[camera clicking]
[tense music playing]
Please come.
- He's alive. - Rahul.
- Send him also to the hospital, quick. - Sir.
[camera clicking]
Sir.
Look at this, sir.
She's not alive.
[suspenseful music playing]
Sir, his son Amit Wadhwa was already handicapped.
Sir.
I have taken the samples for the forensics.
But, one thing is very strange.
- What's that? - Let me show it to you.
Sir, have a look at this.
These marks are going up to the door.
[suspenseful music playing]
But, Dr Aditi, these are prints of just one foot.
Could it belong to the killer?
But how can there be prints of just one foot?
Mr Wadhwa's son, Amit Wadhwa is also a handicap.
And maybe the killer is also a handicap.
Sir, we checked Aisha's phone. It's not reachable.
Sharma, we have to find Aisha as soon as possible.
It's strange.
This incident takes place in the darkness of the night.
Even after looking, there are no CCTV cameras in the house.
People have been murdered, there has been a robbery.
Even the daughter is missing. And the killer has only one leg.
He steals from the house,
and attacks three people.
It cannot be done by just one person.
There must be a watchman in the society.
Yes, sir. But he's been unwell for a week now.
He's hospitalized. I found out.
There should be someone in this place.
People don't care about security.
Pooja...
- Pooja... - Pooja.
Pooja, my child.
Pooja... My child.
Open your eyes, my child.
Why our daughter?
Why did God do this to us?
[crying]
Who did all this? I will not spare them.
- Pooja... - Oh, God.
What has happened?
[sombre music playing]
[steady beeping]
Sir, it will be tough to save the son.
His condition is quite critical.
But we are trying our best.
And Mr Sanjay Wadhwa's
condition is not very good.
Please do anything doctor. They must survive.
We are doing our best.
Sir.
Money, jewellery and other valuables are missing from the locker.
Apart from this, all of Amit's medals
and 40 pairs of shoes collected from all over the world is missing.
They were all big brands.
Have a look at this, sir.
This is Amit's social media account.
He had posted all these photos on his social media account.
But, sir, none of these shoes were found in the house.
But Amit cannot walk, right?
He was able to walk until three years ago.
Have a look at this news article, sir.
Three years ago, Amit injured his lower body
in an accident on the Bhopal-Mumbai highway.
He was in a horrible accident three years ago, and now he's in the ICU.
Have only Amit's belongings been stolen or other's things too?
Our team was able to tally only these things till now.
Because Amit had posted all these pictures
on his social media account.
Only Mr Wadhwa can tell
what else is missing from the house.
And Aisha? Did you find out anything about her?
Sir, her phone was activated at 4:00 am this morning
on the Bhopal-Agra highway.
And then it was switched off again.
On Bhopal-Agra highway?
[tense music playing]
Sir.
This is the last location.
Sharma, Aisha is just 14 years old.
She wouldn't have run away on her own.
The case is getting intriguing.
This is not just about murder and theft.
It's a case of kidnapping too.
Do one thing. Search the nearby areas.
- Who knows, we may find Aisha's phone nearby. - Yes, sir.
[tense music playing]
Sir.
Phone.
The kidnapper must have thrown it.
- Sharma, this highway leads to Agra and Delhi. - Yes, sir.
Do one thing, Sharma.
Check all the toll gates thoroughly.
And circulate Aisha's photos everywhere.
We have to speed up in this case.
Yes, sir.
[tense music playing]
[suspenseful music playing]
I need every update about the toll gates.
Not a single car should cross the border, without being checked.
Yes, sir.
Sir... Where is my granddaughter?
I'm not related to Aisha by blood, but she looks up to me.
Where is she?
No one is telling us anything about her.
They're not letting us meet anyone in the hospital. How is Aisha?
- Where is she? - Please sit down.
[crying]
Have some water.
[heavy breathing]
It's like this.
We are trying hard to find Aisha.
Please don't lose hope.
How is Sanjay?
And how is Amit?
He became a handicap because of the accident.
And now look at this.
Both of them are in the ICU.
Tell me something.
What do you think? Why did this happen to them?
Did Sanjay Wadhwa had any enmity with anyone?
My son-in-law Sanjay
was fully occupied with his business.
Every time I went to meet them at their house
he would be
talking to someone or the other about his business deals.
'There's nothing you can do.'
'I will extract every single rupee from you. Got it?'
'I'm listening to the same excuses for the last six months.'
'You shouldn't have purchased the car, if you couldn't afford it.'
'You've taken four million rupees, right?'
'You have to repay every single rupee.'
'I've sent the recovery agents to your house just to threaten you.'
'If you test my patience'
'then I'll get you killed.'
'Don't worry, father.'
'We have to do a little acting in business.'
'He knows I won't do much.'
'But I have to'
'keep him frightened.'
'So that no one takes advantage of you.'
'Pooja, one cup of tea for me too.'
'Now?'
'You drank tea just now.'
'Doctor has told you not to drink so much tea.'
- 'Even then... - Okay, madam.'
'As you say.'
'Father,'
'the whole world is scared of me. And I'm scared of madam.'
Sanjay works as a money lender.
He has several properties that he has rented out.
He earns a lot of money.
After divorcing his first wife, he married my daughter.
Was this your daughter's first marriage?
Yes, Pooja was in love.
Sanjay had made a deal
with Pooja's office.
That's where both of them met.
Sanjay is a good man.
You know parents are helpless in front of their children's happiness.
That's why we ignored his age.
I can understand your condition.
Please have faith.
We will find Aisha as soon as possible.
[crying uncontrollably]
[tense music playing]
- Sharma. - Sir.
Find out who Sanjay's enemies were, in his business.
Yes, sir.
[steady beeping]
[machine beeping]
'This crime had been meticulously planned.'
The criminal entered the house from the main door.
But Dr Aditi, we did not find
any signs of forceful entry or breakage on the front door.
How could the thief have entered?
Did he have the house key with him?
Sharma, it's possible that the family knew the thief.
Or he may have kept a watch on the family for a long time.
But none of the nearby CCTV cameras
captured any suspicious activity.
Even the neighbours did not notice any such person.
'Let's assume how the thief entered the house.'
'Everyone was peacefully sleeping at that time.'
'The first thing the thief did was steal.'
[tense music playing]
- Did he steal first? - Yes.
He stole first and then killed everyone.
Wherever things were stolen in the house,
we did not find any blood stains there.
We have found fingerprints on the almirah and other places.
But there are no traces of blood anywhere.
This crime was done without gloves.
So he emptied the safe, took the medals
collected 40 pairs of shoes.
And then he readied his murder weapon.
At that time, he must have heard someone coming down the stairs.
The glass that we found near Pooja Wadhwa's dead body
have only Pooja Wadhwa's fingerprints.
This means, the glass was broken by her.
Only Pooja Wadhwa was awake at that time.
But Dr Aditi, where was Aisha Wadhwa at that time?
Sir, we haven't found any blood stains of Aisha Wadhwa
nor any fingerprints.
According to my theory, she was not at home at that time.
Sir, don't you find this whole story strange?
Sharma, it is strange.
But we have found footprints of only one leg.
How is it possible that a one-legged man could have done all this?
Dr Aditi, did you find footprints or fingerprints of any other criminal?
No.
According to the forensic reports,
this job was done by someone who has only one leg.
And sir,
we found black carbon material from the mud from his shoe print.
Maybe the one-legged man
works in an iron ore factory
or stays in a place where there is black carbon in the soil.
Sharma, find out which places are there in Bhopal
where a handicapped person lives near a factory.
Sir,
Pooja Wadhwa's office friend, Naina is here.
Sir, Pooja and I used to work in the same company.
She was a happy wife and a happy mother.
She would always praise her husband and daughter.
Everyone loved her
and they respected her.
I don't know who could have
harmed such a sweet family.
Sir.
I hope Mr Wadhwa and the kids are okay.
They are still in a critical condition.
A strong woman like Pooja
who used to support everyone,
this has happened to her.
- Strong woman? - Yes, sir.
She couldn't stand any wrongdoings.
'Sir, I've completed this file.'
'Please sign here.'
'Here.'
- 'Hmm? - Sign. - Yes, okay.'
[tense music playing]
[slapping]
'How dare you?'
'Pooja, wait. Pooja.'
'Pooja.'
[slapping]
'How dare you slap me?'
'Don't you dare touch me again.'
'How dare you touch me? Huh?'
'You touch all the girls. Aren't you ashamed of yourself?'
'I will complain against you.'
'I won't spare you. And I'm sure'
'that after me all these women will complain against you.'
'I will not forget your rude behaviour.'
'I won't spare you.'
'You were the one who started it.'
'I will also not spare you.'
'I'm filing a case against you.'
'Okay. You just wait and watch.'
[tense music playing]
[dramatic music playing]
'I'm proud of you, Pooja.'
'Many girls don't have the courage to say anything against their boss.'
'My God'
'you slapped him straightaway.'
'But be careful.'
'Boss is a very crooked man.'
[phone ringing]
'Hello.'
'How dare you?'
Who had called?
Sir, I'm not sure.
Maybe SK Wadhwa's ex-wife had called.
Pooja did not tell me the full story
But there was a hint.
Something was going on in their family.
And to make matters worse,
'Me Too' case
against the boss.
Sir, I believe Pooja
was surrounded from all sides.
What is the name of the boss?
Sir, Rupesh Mehra.
Sir, he had an immense ego.
Alright, Naina.
If we require any further details, we will contact you.
Yes, sir.
Sir...
Sir, I spoke to Aisha's school friend.
We gathered information about Aisha and her mother, Pooja.
Sir, there was a love-hate relationship between them.
Pooja loved Aisha.
But she was overly protective and controlling.
She would interfere with everything.
Aisha disliked it completely.
She wanted to go out with her friends. She wanted to go clubbing.
But Pooja Wadhwa would not have approved of that either.
So...
Well, on the one hand, she's her stepmother.
On the other hand, Aisha, a 14-year-old girl.
It must have been difficult for Aisha to accept.
Yes, sir.
- Sir, I discovered something else. - What?
Aisha is a drug addict.
A drug addict at such a young age?
Sir, we have the contact of the supplier.
Aisha owes Rs 50,000 to the supplier.
Call the drug supplier
and Wadhwa's ex-wife.
Sharma, this is either a case of full-blown robbery,
or someone's anger was vented on a member of this family.
It could have been
Pooja Wadhwa
or S.K. Wadhwa. Or possibly...
their kids, Amit Wadhwa
or Aisha Wadhwa.
In Sanjay Wadhwa's case,
he had a conflict with his ex-wife, Richa.
Whereas, Pooja Wadhwa
had a conflict with her ex-boss,
Rupesh.
Aisha Wadhwa had a conflict with the drug dealer.
Now, as for Amit Wadhwa,
the criminal was handicapped.
Now, Sharma, in this entire scenario, Aisha Wadhwa
is the only one
who was neither attacked
nor found at the scene.
So, it's possible
that all the attacks
were somehow linked to Aisha Wadhwa.
Aisha Wadhwa had to pay Rs 50,000 to the drug dealer.
Could it be that this was orchestrated
to obtain 50,000 rupees?
Sir, it is possible that Aisha planned all of this.
Because Aisha is the only one remaining.
She was a drug addict.
And she needed money to buy drugs.
Sharma, no matter the circumstances,
these drug dealers are extremely dangerous.
I am prepared to cooperate with you.
I know it's a murder case.
But what is this way of getting me here like a criminal?
You would threaten to kill Pooja Wadhwa in a phone call.
And you went ahead and carried out your threat.
What evidence do you have?
We have the call records.
Yes. So?
So what?
I do call her
to obtain information regarding my children.
Yes, if...
If you have any proof of my threat,
let me know.
Then we shall discuss it further.
We have proof of that as well.
First message.
'You do not understand.'
'Leave my children alone.'
'Or else, things will not end well.'
Second message.
'You still do not understand.'
'The consequences will be severe.'
Shall I read more?
You completed your LLM, did you not?
Then how did you send text messages?
Or was your jealousy and anger towards Pooja Wadhwa
so overwhelming that you lost all sense of reason?
Jealousy?
Towards Pooja?
Oh, please!
There is no comparison between her and me.
She wasn't worthy of it.
She was worthy of it.
She was younger than you.
Your children,
instead of living with you,
chose to live
with their father and his new wife.
Along with your jealousy of Pooja,
you sought to teach your ex-husband a lesson.
It is evident.
When someone's life partner
leaves them
for a younger woman,
it is bound to hurt. I can understand that.
Furthermore,
we have witnessed from the neighbourhood who confirm
that you used to visit the Wadhwa family and create a scene.
And not only that,
but on the day, the Wadhwa family was attacked,
you were present in the crowd.
Stop it!
[sobbing]
You ought to be ashamed.
My son is fighting for his life.
My daughter is missing.
She is missing.
My husband... I mean, my ex-husband
is unconscious.
And here I am, listening to your nonsense.
If you feel so bad,
then go and apprehend that criminal.
Find my daughter.
I...
I... I'm having an anxiety attack.
I... I need a doctor. I need a doctor, please.
Sir,
we've received a call from the hospital.
Padma,
let her go.
Come.
[suspenseful music]
- Leave me! I want to leave. - Sanjay, dear...
Where is Aisha?
Let me go. I need to see her.
- I need to find Aisha! - Dear! - I need to meet Ashish!
Sanjay... Sanjay, dear...
What are you doing?
- Please. - Sit.
Sit. Sit.
- Careful. - Please lie down.
Where is she? I need to see Aisha.
The investigation is ongoing, Mr Wadhwa.
But
we need to ask you a few questions.
Go ahead.
Whatever...
My condition isn't important right now. You may ask.
Can you tell us about your attacker?
Yes.
I was asleep when I was attacked.
I saw him.
He must have been around 5 to 5.5 feet tall,
He had a dusky complexion.
He was... Was walking like that...
Can you tell us where your daughter was when you were attacked?
She must have gone to visit her friends.
Pooja was the only one who knew about it.
And I fell asleep on the sofa while watching reels.
My father told me
what happened after that.
You find my daughter...
- Please. - Find her.
He is not in a fit state.
You may visit later for an investigation.
[suspenseful music]
Sir.
Sir, we've received information regarding Pooja's colleague Naina.
What?
Sir, Naina's text messages and call records indicate
that her boss, Rupesh,
- was involved in an affair with her. - What?
She mentioned Rupesh's name.
That's correct, sir.
Sir, if her affair was with Rupesh, why did she give his name to us?
It seems Naina
tried to kill two birds with one stone.
It's possible
that Rupesh was interested in Pooja.
So, Naina may have tried to implicate Rupesh in Pooja's murder.
- Please call Pooja's friend Naina. - Yes, sir.
[music playing]
Please let me go.
I told you
I would return the money.
- So return it. - Let me make a call home.
I will arrange for the money to be transferred immediately.
[evil laughter]
You'll be able to speak
when there's someone at home.
I told you I'm selling both the properties at the same time.
Just have the cash ready.
I have signed the documents.
Okay.
Son, if you sell all the properties,
how will you manage to live?
This property belongs to Pooja and my two children.
I will earn money again.
Nothing is more important than life, dad.
We'll need crores for Amit's operation
and to take care of him
for the rest of our lives.
But Aisha, my child...
I don't know the condition she'll return in.
I have a plan for that, dad.
If the kidnappers demand crores of rupees,
how will we give them the cash?
I will have to sell it, dad.
I will sell this property
and all the jewellery.
Pooja got these made
for Aisha's wedding.
By being stubborn...
She had it kept in the vault.
How can I manage all this alone,
without Pooja?
How will I do it?
Aisha's marriage, taking care of Amit...
I won't be able to do it without Pooja.
I won't be able to do anything.
[sobbing]
So, Ms Naina,
what did you think?
You would keep lying to us and we wouldn't find out?
You had an affair with your boss, Rupesh.
- Is that correct? - Yes, sir.
I had an affair with Rupesh.
But that was a long time ago.
When I joined the company.
And that was many years ago.
In fact, after that, I learned the truth about Rupesh
and I ended the relationship.
But what does all this have to do
- with the murder? - It does.
We never found any evidence on the people you accused.
You accused your ex-boss.
He quietly works for some company.
We didn't find anything on Wadhwa's ex-wife, either.
Sir,
I told you everything I knew about Pooja.
But I told you with the intention that the culprit should be caught.
But I
forgot to tell you something.
Actually, I just remembered.
Which tale will you tell us now?
Sir, you can consider this to be anything.
It is my duty to inform you.
Actually, sir,
Amit Wadhwa was interested in Pooja.
What do you mean by that?
I mean,
in a different way.
Not as a son.
Sir, one day, I went to Pooja's house.
She went inside to attend to something. She called me in.
Sir, I followed her voice
and ended up in the wrong room
where I saw Amit Wadhwa watching a video.
Pooja was changing clothes
in that video.
I saw all of this and left.
I mean, I wasn't sure how to react.
This is not something that happens in our society, sir.
Did Pooja know about this?
'I know Amit likes me.'
'But this will ruin your and Sanjay's relationship.'
'I am dealing with this situation.'
'And please, do not tell anyone.'
Pooja asked me not to tell you this.
But I thought I should share it with you.
Pooja is no longer with us.
I hope this will be of help to you.
[suspenseful music]
Sharma,
could it be a case of incest?
We cannot dismiss any possibilities.
Find out whether Naina is telling the truth
or if she's fabricating a story to misguide us.
Sir, incest is a significant issue in our society.
I can't say for certain
if Pooja and Amit had an affair.
Sir, I am not being judgmental.
But there is a clear age difference
between Pooja and Sanjay Wadhwa.
Sharma, this mystery surrounding the Wadhwa family is growing deeper.
I'm convinced the attacks on the Wadhwa family
are linked to their dark secrets.
It's been six days,
and we still haven't uncovered anything about Aisha.
Sir, who knows? She might have been killed as well.
Sir, we've checked all the jewellery shops.
But we didn't find anything suspicious that was being sold.
Sir, if nothing was intended to be sold, why was it stolen?
Alternatively, the killer could be waiting for everyone to calm down.
The mystery of the handicapped killer
is becoming increasingly complex.
There's something we're overlooking in this puzzle.
We tracked Aisha's location to the highway.
But found nothing there, and we found nothing at the toll gate either.
[mobile ringing]
Munna!
Yes, Munna. What is it?
'Sir, we've found a photograph of Aisha.'
'It's circulating in a flesh-trade circuit.'
Flesh-trade circuit?
Who posted it, and where?
The girl was sold for fifty thousand rupees.
I'll send you the information.
Send it quickly.
Sharma,
the handicapped killer is challenging us.
We must act swiftly.
Any delay could jeopardise Aisha's life.
[phone beeps]
I got the location.
I'm sending it to you. Send it to the local team immediately.
[suspenseful music]
Okay. Sir, we've located it... Near Indore.
Aisha has been spotted there.
Let's get to the location quickly.
[birds chirping]
[intense music]
Sir,
this is the location.
- Look over there. - Yes, sir.
Come with me.
[suspenseful music]
Sharma!
- Open the door. - Sir.
[suspenseful music]
Thank you.
I want to go to my parents.
Look, dear Aisha.
The day you were kidnapped,
your mother, I mean...
Pooja Wadhwa has been murdered.
[gasps]
Pooja... No... My mother
is Richa Wadhwa.
I want to go to my father.
Please...
[tense music playing]
- Sharma. - Yes, sir.
Get the medical test done for her.
I want to make sure nothing wrong happened to her.
How much longer will it take? Is Aisha okay?
Aisha is fine. Her medical test has been done.
Nothing untoward has happened with her.
She left the hospital half an hour ago, she should be here soon.
[tense music playing]
Dad.
Aisha.
My child. How are you?
[crying]
How are you, my dear?
Are you okay?
Dad...
What happened to Pooja mom?
And how is Amit?
He's okay. He'll be fine soon. Are you okay?
[crying]
Aisha, child.
Can you tell us something about your kidnapper?
He was handicapped.
He was walking with one leg.
But...
He had a very strong grip.
I had left to meet my friend.
Child.
Do you have something to eat?
No.
I've not eaten anything for the last four days.
- Please give me something. - Let me check.
[tense music playing]
Sharma, this is quite confusing.
Nothing's revealed about who this man is.
Yes, sir, this sketch hasn't been identified anywhere.
Could Aisha be playing some game?
We're missing something, Sharma.
We need to revisit the crime scene for this.
Come.
[dramatic music]
Sharma, whose bag is this?
It's labelled as 'Disabled Material Supplier Distributor.'
Sir, the watchman's used to live here looks like it's his.
Where is this watchman now?
Last we knew, he was hospitalised.
I'll check.
Enquire about this watchman in the society.
- Find out if he used to speak with Aisha. - Yes, sir.
[dramatic music]
[car door opens]
Sir, that watchman lives up ahead, in that house.
His neighbours said his nephew, Suresh has been staying there
for the past four months.
Come, sir.
Here's the house, sir.
[knocks]
[dramatic music]
Why did you do all this?
What have I done?
Come here.
Where's your nephew?
Your nephew's disabled, right?
Did you plot this whole thing with him?
- You attacked the Wadhwa family. - Sir, I didn't do anything.
My nephew can't do anything either, sir.
You took a leave a week before the crime and haven't returned yet. Why?
Because I was unwell.
I was in the hospital till yesterday.
You can check if you'd like.
Sir, his nephew is on the terrace.
[dramatic music]
Sir, there he is.
Sir, stop right there.
- If you take another step, I'll jump from here... - No.
No need for that.
Don't do something so foolish.
Listen, Suresh,
all I want is for you to surrender.
We just want to know why you did this to the Wadhwa family.
Sir, whatever I did,
I did it for my leg treatment.
Sir, I was promised a new leg, from America.
Who made that promise to you?
Why did you need to kill the Wadhwa family?
I didn't kill anyone, sir.
I just stole.
If you didn't kill them,
then who did?
- Sir, I didn't do anything. - Okay.
I'm telling the truth, sir. I didn't do anything. Please let me go.
I'm telling the truth, sir.
I didn't do anything. I was just a puppet.
[ominous music]
You sold Aisha to a drug dealer.
Was that also told to do?
Sir, I saw Aisha with the drug dealer.
I told you, I'll give you your money.
Please, stop coming near my house.
Hey, what are you looking at?
Want some stuff?
It must be painful, right?
I have medicine for every pain.
Take this.
Save my number,
call me.
Sir, your hunch was spot on.
He searched online before the murder.
He's quite clever and daring.
Look at his search history, sir.
'How to slit a throat without causing death.'
We have evidence and witness
with whom you conspired to create this web.
Shall I bring Suresh?
Yes.
I did it.
I know everything now. You cheated on me, didn't you?
You cheated, didn't you?
All those business tours, you were
just out there with other women.
- I read all your messages. - So?
So, don't you feel ashamed?
I won't spare you.
I was the fool for getting involved with you.
You cheated on your first wife, and now you're cheating on me?
I want a divorce.
I'll take 50 per cent of your property...
No, I'll take 90 per cent of your property.
I'll ruin you completely.
Richa didn't do anything.
But I won't stay silent.
Who knows
how many more women's lives you'll ruin after me?
People like you should be shamed publicly.
That's the best lesson.
I'll expose your reality to everyone.
I won't spare you.
I won't spare you or your father.
[dramatic music]
She's not going to let us go.
We'll be left with nothing.
She'll take all the gold and cash.
The disgrace will be on top of that.
Dad, we can't afford this divorce.
Then there's only one way.
It's a bit risky,
but it'll solve all our problems in one go.
What is it, dad?
I'll transfer all my property to Richa's name,
so it will be safe with you both.
If I don't own anything, Pooja won't get anything.
Aisha,
I'll handle everything.
Don't worry.
[dramatic music]
Do you understand what needs to be done?
But
uncle won't find out, right?
- I won't say anything, but you keep your mouth shut. - Okay.
First, get Aisha
and keep her at the address I gave you.
Wait a minute, dad. Aisha?
Why do we need to bring Aisha into this?
Son,
you're my heir.
Aisha found out about Pooja's conflict.
Sooner or later,
she'll tell Richa.
Aisha is your daughter and my sister.
We can't do this to her.
Make a choice.
Property or your sister?
Sometimes you have to kill your darlings.
[ominous music]
[shattering sound]
- It'll hurt just a little. - Just slice carefully,
maybe one or two stitches are needed.
[slashing sound]
You committed this horrific crime just for the property.
You killed your wife, sold your daughter and played a bloody game.
You can rot here in jail.
[phone rings]
Hello.
Okay.
Sir, Amit has regained consciousness. He's out of danger.
Get well soon, Amit Wadhwa.
You're headed straight to jail.
There's no limit to greed.
In this case,
S.K. Wadhwa and his son, Amit Wadhwa
drove their family
towards complete ruin
all for money.
S.K. Wadhwa not only orchestrated his wife Pooja's murder
but he also endangered the lives of his children.
Though Amit Wadhwa
is out of danger,
he's behind bars with his father and the disabled criminal.
Aisha was saved in time.
She is now
living with her mother, Richa Wadhwa.
Crimes of such twisted motives and
bizarre cases are rare, but when they emerge, they remind us
of the lengths to which people can go.
Pooja was on the wrong path.
She wanted a divorce,
which isn't wrong,
but her way of pursuing was wrong.
If only Amit
had persuaded his father, S.K. Wadhwa,
this crime might have been prevented.
But
he found it easier to walk the path of crime.
Stay cautious.
Stay alert.
And keep watching Crime Patrol
only on Sony Entertainment Television.
Jai Hind.