Sammit is the ideal family man. What happens when his wife, inspector Ira's investigation into a series of murders leads her to him? Has Sammit been living the perfect life or the perfect lie?
A Perfect Man
Officer Ira Patel leaves her husband's birthday celebrations to investigate a gruesome murder. Much to her shock, the modus operandi of the crime is similar to that of the murders committed by Bala Banne, a serial killer long presumed to be dead.
A Deadly Catch
The copycat killer responsible for the old woman's murder gets caught. He claims to be inspired by Bala Banne. Meanwhile, reporter Vikas Sarode is kidnapped and locked up in Ira's husband Sammit’s workshop.
The Past Erased
A restaurant owner is brutally murdered in the same manner as Bala Banne's victims. Ira suspects Vikas' involvement in the murder and visits his house for answers at the same time as an unexpected guest.
So Near Yet So Far
Desperate for a lead, Ira lands up at a restaurant where Abhishek Banne worked years ago. Meanwhile, Sammit assures his mother that their secret is safe. Vikas makes a chance discovery that may help crack the case.
Mask Off, Almost
Ira is about to uncover Abhishek Banne's identity because of an old photograph. But before she can get her hands on the picture, a hooded mystery man beats her to it.
A World Upturned
Sammit gets kidnapped and faces brutal torture, with the kidnapper questioning him about a lucky charm. Meanwhile, Ira's world comes crashing down when she finds Sammit's phone at the crime scene.
A Stranger in The Heart
As Sammit fights for his life at the hospital, Ira looks at all the evidence she has found and questions her life of the past 14 years.
Memory Lane
With all the evidence stacking up against Sammit, Ira begins to prod him for answers. However, instead of letting her in on his past, Sammit goes into his shell to protect his secret.
The Love Was A Lie
Ira overhears a conversation between Abhishek and someone from his past, leaving her heartbroken. Meanwhile, Anya discovers a deeply buried secret that could end the Patels' 14-year-long facade.
