
Bharat Saxena, Chief Reporter at a news agency can be seen struggling to breathe as he is complaining about severe stomach pain. He tells his colleagues that all he ate was a chocolate while they are trying to get a doctor for help. As they are trying to inform Bharat's wife of the incident, one of their colleagues goes to Bharat's house only to find his wife dead. CID team is inquiring about her death, when they come to know that she too ate the chocolates that Bharat had eaten. Just then Bharat's friend, Mr. Khanna, informs the team that he had given those chocolates to Bharat as he had received them as a gift for an award. Could it be that the murderer's target was Mr. Khanna and not Bharat? Or is Mr. Khanna behind all this?
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E11998 · 21m · ★ 10.0
A prominent lawyer is found dead in his posh high-end residence. What appears to be a case of suicide at first, soon turns suspicious when an officer investigating the crime-scene dies in a similar mysterious way. What possible explanation can there be? Can the investigative team, led by ACP Pradyuman get to the bottom of things?
E21998 · 22m · ★ 10.0
Following up on the lawyer and the CID Officer's mysterious death, ACP Pradyuman and his team manage to get some leads and inch closer to the suspect. It becomes clear that potassium cyanide was the choice of poison in both these cases. But is that enough information to narrow down on the killer? That’s something we need to wait and watch.
E31998 · 20m
The Police find an abandoned dead body and immediately become suspicious. They react quickly and hand the case over to the CID. Initial investigation helps them identify the victim and trace his residence and family members. During a thorough search of his room, ACP Pradyuman and his team find a box full of audio cassettes, with random recordings. What could these recordings be? Does one of these cassettes have the information required to nab the culprit?
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