Hunt

Before the accident, Arjun meets Aryan's fiancée Nivetha, who shows him a rehearsal video of Aryan's award speech in which he dedicates the award to Arjun. The video triggers a painful realization that Aryan's murder is connected to Arjun's actions. Arjun breaks down and confesses to Mohan that he killed Aryan, and asks Mohan to arrest him.

A severe accident occurs, inflicting partial memory loss on Arjun and erasing key details about Aryan's murder and the investigation. His recall remains fragmented, making it difficult to progress the case. The event leaves him disoriented and anxious about what he truly knows.

After being discharged from the hospital, Arjun is attacked by assassins at his apartment. He fights them off, using his training to survive the onslaught. The assault reinforces the danger surrounding his involvement in the case.

Mohan informs Arjun about their long history with Aryan and the ongoing investigation. Despite Arjun's memory loss, he reassigns him back to the murder case, recognizing his past capabilities. This decision renews Arjun's involvement and places pressure on him to perform.

As the investigation continues, Arjun recalls his reputation as a fearless, sometimes violent, alcoholic, womanizing cop who led the Mumbai Police's counter-terrorism unit. He struggles to adapt to his memory-impaired reality while trying to maintain his professional standards. The tension between his old self and his present condition creates a challenging dynamic for the case.

Arjun discovers that Aryan's sniper was remote-controlled, recontextualizing the crime and suggesting a more sophisticated setup. The revelation pushes the case beyond a simple assassination and hints at a larger plot. He begins to suspect hidden enemies and a conspiracy behind the murder.

As Arjun's memory remains unreliable, his teammates push to remove him from the case. He pleads for two days to solve the murder and identify the culprit, underscoring his determination to prove himself despite the gap in memory. The pressure creates tension within the squad.

A man arrives at Arjun's apartment behaving strangely and ends up beating him out of the residence. The encounter leaves him shaken and adds another layer of danger to his already fragile state. The incident fuels his sense that someone is watching him.

The event after the apartment incident pushes Arjun to confront a hidden truth: he is closeted homosexual. He breaks down in tears as the revelation reframes his guilt and the reasons he might have killed Aryan. This admission complicates his loyalty to the case and to his partner Mohan.

Arjun confronts Mohan and asks him to reveal the full audio clip on his voicemail that he had sent before the accident. The request underscores his need to confront and own the truth directly. It also suggests hidden details that could alter the course of the investigation.

Following the video and confession, Arjun's truth about Aryan's murder is aired between him and Mohan, with Arjun accepting responsibility. He tells Mohan that even if he is cleared, he will always live with the guilt of killing Aryan. The moment marks a turning point in how he views justice and himself.

Arjun declares that he would rather be arrested than live with the burden of the murder. Mohan offers a route to temporarily ease his case through legal maneuvering, but Arjun insists that guilt cannot be removed by convenience. The exchange leaves his future uncertain, but his resolve remains.