Aamoo…
you can change everything that has happened, right?
Please change it.
You can come back.
So, I could be with you?
It sounds really easy, doesn't it?
Pari.
If you change one single thing in the past...
everything will change.
Along with the good changes, something bad can happen too.
Sir...
the DNA report of the blood found on the cell phone has come in.
And?
The samples we took from Dev's cabin...
they match.
Are you sure?
It's forensics, sir.
DNA reports can't be wrong.
I know.
I know, Lipika.
Dammit!
That means he was at the college that night.
And he's been lying to us all the while.
Where the hell did he disappear?
The strength of God is with them
whose mind and soul are one.
Free from desire and wrath,
they recognize their own soul.
Leave me! Leave!
No!
Leave me!
Leave!
I heard about your daughter.
I am so sorry.
What brings you here?
Doma, we need to talk to you.
Where is Dev?
I don't know. Why?
What happened?
Hasn't he called you?
No.
Is it about Pari?
Yes.
We found some evidence in the college which incriminates Dev.
He's our prime suspect.
Impossible!
I know him very well.
I used to think so as well.
Doma, if you get any information, tell us.
Okay.
Make sure you tell us.
Otherwise, you'll be considered an accomplice.
What are you doing here?
Arup had come to my uncle's homestay.
He was saying...
that you're involved in what happened to Pari.
I know you couldn't have done it.
But he was saying that the police have found some evidence in the college.
The blood on Pari's phone...
is actually mine.
She threw the phone at my head in anger.
What were you doing with her?
I went to her college.
To meet her.
Then we had a fight.
You had a fight?
I see...
So, you love Pari?
Yes.
I do.
But Arup will never accept it.
He will never understand.
Doma, there were three men that night.
If we can find the third person...
we can catch Yama Nadu and Thapa.
But if Arup arrests me…
the third man will slip through our fingers.
Will you be able to catch him?
Yes.
Look. This is a protection tattoo.
The third man has this tattoo on his body.
Protection tattoo?
Yes.
People get this made to ward off illness and evil spirits.
I had heard that some guys from Thailand used to make these tattoos.
A guy from Thailand owns a tattoo studio here.
He must know about it.
Dev, quick! Hold me!
Dev, police. Quick!
That tattoo shop in the corner...
a guy from Thailand used to work there.
Hurry up.
I wanted to meet your father.
He's no more.
What did you want?
I wanted to ask about a tattoo.
I make tattoos too.
Which tattoo do you want?
Would you know if your father ever made this wolf tattoo?
Don't call it a wolf.
That's no ordinary wolf.
It's a Himalayan wolf. Tibetan wolf.
This is a protection tattoo.
So, you know about it?
I know about the tattoo.
But I don't know when and for whom my father made this tattoo.
There's a football academy just down the road.
Boys from that academy would often come to meet my father.
To get tattoos made.
Whenever they'd break a bone while playing, they'd come right here.
Ma'am, indicator!
The indicator is broken!
Sir...
we've tracked the movement of four boys
through CCTVs at ATMs and 24-hour chemists.
It looks like they were going home.
There are three more students left.
I think they were heading towards the football academy hostel.
It's also on the way to the crime scene.
Let's find them. They might be our last lead.
I'll come along too.
Come on!
Wow! Nice one!
I didn't know you played so well.
-Now you try? -No, no, not me.
Goal! Goal!
What did you find out?
Some of the guys with tattoos live in the rooms on the terrace.
Wait. He'll see you.
Okay, sir. Okay, sir.
Dev!
Morning, ma'am!
Do these boys stay here?
Yes, ma'am. I've seen them around.
Which room?
I don't know, ma'am.
Where are the CCTV monitors?
Upstairs, in the office.
Okay.
Dev!
Stop, Dev!
It's not what you think, Arup.
Then why did you run?
I knew that you would never believe me
Why should I?
You're the third guy, aren't you, Dev?
No, Arup!
I haven't done anything.
-That night Pari... -You haven't done anything?
Then what is this?
You're getting me wrong.
I'm getting you wrong?
Huh, Dev?
I'm getting you wrong?
I considered you my friend.
Invited you home.
But you had your eyes on my daughter.
And this is what you did to her?
-You dirty bastard! -Arup.
I love Pari.
Fuck you!
Dev, let her go!
Dev!
Stop, Dev!
Dev!
Raj. Raj, come in.
Blue scooter.
You didn't shoot.
I thought I'd shoot him the moment I saw him.
But I couldn't.
Do you think he came here looking for the third guy?
Lipika, think about it.
We came here looking for someone,
and coincidentally, he was here too.
Maybe he knows something that we don't?
Maybe Dev isn't the third guy?
Maybe we are wrong.
Sir, but Pari's sketches, Bina's call records,
-Dev's DNA test... -I know.
I know, Lipika.
But it's just too hard to believe that Dev can do something like this.
What are you thinking?
Arup could have shot me.
But he didn't.
If he was absolutely convinced
that you were involved in Pari's rape
he would've definitely shot you.
This is my fault.
I used to meet Pari secretly.
Arup trusted me, and I broke his trust.
That night, if I hadn't walked away from Pari,
if I hadn't left her alone,
-Yama Nadu... -Dev!
Pari will wake up from her coma.
And you two will be together again.
We cannot be together.
Why not?
Because of Arup?
The goalkeeper was saying that the finals are tonight.
Everyone will be there.
The guy with the wolf tattoo could be there as well.
Yes, Lipika?
Sir, our informant Eric is on the line.
Okay, connect.
Yes, Eric, tell me.
Sir, I've found out through some friends that...
Thapa is coming to the Karaoke bar.
Thapa knows that the police are looking for him.
Why would he risk coming to town?
Thanks to you guys, blue capsules are scarce in the market.
And Thapa is desperate because he's run out of stock.
Pari, it's me.
Dev.
Don't be scared.
You're special...
like me.
Try to understand, Nyima.
Get out!
What?
What "what"? You heard me.
We can sort this out.
I said get out!
What are you doing?
Nothing.
Where are you going?
I am going home.
Nyima!
Go on, Abu.
Bye.
Hurry up, Abu. I have to go to work.
Get in position.
Yes, sir.
Yes, Raj?
He hasn't shown up yet, sir.
Okay.
Yes, Geeta?
No, sir, there's no one here.
Okay.
Rupa, everything okay?
Okay, sir.
Nothing here.
Keep an eye.
I am sorry. We'll watch the match next week, okay?
But it's the finals!
You always do this.
Abu.
Aren't we going home?
Abu, please. Just two minutes.
-Yes, Lipika. -Sir, I've found Thapa's car.
He's right in front of me.
Where are you?
He's heading towards the playground, sir.
Is Yama Nadu with him?
No.
Okay, I am coming.
Be careful, okay.
Okay.
Abu, I am dropping you off at Aunt Lopa's place.
I'll pick you up in a bit.
Change of plan. Move out!
Okay, sir.
Thapa is heading towards the playground.
Block all entry and exit points.
He'll be forced to go towards the bridge. Hurry up.
I'll be back in an hour.
Sir?
Where are you, Lipika?
Sir, I can't see Thapa's car anymore.
Don't worry. We'll find him.
Where are you?
In front of the playground or near the shops?
Yes, I'm at the shops, sir.
Lipika.
What happened? Lipika!
Abu!
Fuck!
Raj. Raj, come in.
Send an ambulance to the playground! Fast!
Thapa, you bastard!
Don't be scared.
You're special...
like me.