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Rathod, a law-abiding but troubled police officer, is assigned to solve Maya Solomon's murder within a week by Dy Commissioner Kumar. The case is high-profile and tests his insomnia-wracked focus. The assignment is announced at the police headquarters and marks the start of the investigation.

Three people emerge as prime suspects: Harsh, a famous journalist; Ali, a wealthy millionaire; and Shyamoli, Ali's partner. Kumar imposes a tight deadline, forcing Rathod to plan his approach quickly. Rathod begins outlining potential motives and early alibis for each suspect.

Harsh offers Rathod help in hunting the killer and hints Maya was about to marry Ali, suggesting jealousy as a motive. He implies Ali's womanizing and wealth could have driven the crime. Rathod remains cautious but notes Harsh's information as part of the investigative puzzle.

Rathod and Harsh visit Ali's house to question him, seeking clues about Maya's relationships. The investigators then move to Maya's house to gather evidence about the last days of Maya's life. The day broadens the case as links between suspects and Maya's past begin to emerge.

As Rathod digs deeper, he finds himself increasingly drawn to the image of Maya rather than the case alone. This emotional pull begins to blur his professional judgment. The tension between duty and desire foreshadows the protective stance he will take later.

One night, while gathering evidence at Maya's house, Maya appears suddenly, startling Rathod. The surreal moment challenges his assumptions about the case and the killer. He realizes the investigation is not as straightforward as it seemed.

Maya explains that she had left on a two-day holiday before the murder, while Ali used duplicate keys to invite Neena to stay at Maya's house. Neena is found dead, and Ali is not directly involved in the killing according to the narrative. Rathod weighs the new information against his earlier theories.

Rathod tells Maya that, given the lack of conclusive evidence, everyone remains under suspicion and she could be prosecuted. He emphasizes his belief in her innocence despite public opinion. Maya, moved by his trust, pleads for him to stand by her.

Maya and Rathod, buoyed by a growing personal bond, leave the interrogation room and spend the night together. The moment deepens their connection even as the case continues to weigh on them. The next morning brings new questions about the murder and the weapon used.

In the morning, Rathod returns to Maya's house to recover the murder weapon, hoping it will clarify the killer's identity. He pieces together the evidence and begins to see through Harsh's role. He finds Harsh there, attempting to kill Maya.

A struggle unfolds as Rathod subdues Harsh and pins him in the bathtub. Harsh resists and makes a final desperate move with a knife. Maya arrives and shoots Harsh to death, ending the immediate threat.

The truth about Maya's motives comes to light: she sought trust and faith rather than superficial beauty. Harsh offered wealth but no faith, contributing to her heartbreak. It is revealed that Ali's infidelity and Harsh's deadly manipulation culminated in the events.

With the killer exposed, Rathod is congratulated by fellow officers for solving the case. He and Maya share a quiet moment, their eyes meeting in a mix of relief and unresolved emotion. The investigation closes as the city returns to its routine.

The major players' narratives are clarified: Shyamoli's involvement is explained, Ali's infidelity is revealed, and Harsh's manipulation is exposed. Rathod's insomnia begins to ease as justice is served. The story ends with a cautious, reflective tone and a lasting, complex gaze between Rathod and Maya.