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Jion Mitra is suddenly confronted with a murder case when Polash is killed, a death that initially appears accidental but is soon linked to his elder brother Pritom. He suspects Polash's innocence and uses his tactical mind to probe the circumstances. The case threatens to disrupt his peaceful life and set the plot in motion.

Polash's eye is donated to Jion, forging a surprising, intimate connection between his past and his present. This gesture lingers in Srimoti's memory and fuels her fixation on Jion. The donation deepens the emotional undercurrents driving the narrative.

Srimoti begins to see Jion as more than a client, drawn by the memory of Polash and her growing attraction. She attempts to insert herself into Jion's life as a confidant and family friend. The tension between desire, duty and loyalty starts to complicate everyone's relationships.

Pritom's secret relationship with his nurse Dolon Roy is revealed, creating a dangerous link to the case. Jion's junior staff Ovik catches wind of the affair, expanding the circle of suspects. The thriller starts to tighten as loyalties blur.

The Mitra family, including Ovik and Srimoti, travels to Puri-Jagannath, a journey that stirs Rumki's suspicions about Srimoti's closeness to Jion. The setting becomes a backdrop for emotional undercurrents and the strain on Jion's marriage. The holiday mood is interrupted by looming tensions.

Upon returning, Rumki and Jion clash over Srimoti's influence, with Rumki defending her family while Jion refuses to acknowledge anything more than friendship. The argument reveals the fragility of their peace and tests their bond. The dispute marks a turning point in their personal dynamics.

Rumki visits Sri at her office to settle the matter, and Jion brings in the Police IG to help solve the case. They plan to confront Pritom, convinced that Polash's murder is tied to criminal networks. The investigation widens as law enforcement involvement mounts.

It is revealed that Polash himself was entwined with criminals, and a heated confrontation between the brothers ends with Polash being killed by Pritom. The revelation upends the investigation and heightens the danger surrounding everyone involved. Guilt and revenge collide as the truth comes to light.

While fleeing toward Bolpur, their driver disappears and a truck crashes into the car on a busy highway. Pritom maneuvers to cover his tracks by adopting a false paralyzed lifestyle to evade pursuit. The escape adds a new layer of peril to the chase.

An electric cut plunges the scene into darkness as Pritom climbs onto the rooftop and attempts suicide. Srimoti's life is shattered by the ensuing chaos, exposing how far the web has pulled her in. The moment crystallizes the cost of truth and desire.

Srimoti confesses that she loved Jion for Polash's memory rather than for him personally, a revelation that wounds Jion deeply. She requests that he return to his family life and promises not to meet again. The confession marks a civil war within Jion's conscience.

Jion returns home to find Rumki waiting on the balcony, and a new, fragile harmony begins to form as they resume family life. The thriller ends with a cautious hope that normalcy can endure despite the scars. The final note hints at a renewed, uncertain happiness.