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02x03 - Aage Kuan Peeche Khaai

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein". Aired: January 14, 2022.*
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Aggressively pursued by a politician's daughter who will do anything to marry him, a small-town man takes drastic measures to reclaim his life.

02x03 - Aage Kuan Peeche Khaai

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[helicopter engine whirring]

[Rufat] Get the hospital cordoned off

and get the men to look for Purva.

Do not engage with the kidnappers.

I repeat, do not engage

with the kidnappers.

[Vikrant] I had

a million questions on my mind.

First, how did she get away?

Second, the kidnappers

who can't even control a girl,

will they be able to k*ll her?

And third,

who the hell are these people?

Yeah.

Okay.

- And where is this place?

- [Guru] Sundargadh Civil Hospital.

It's on Military Road.

Okay, I'm arranging for

some police people and army people too.

[Guru] Don't do anything right now, uncle.

If the kidnappers find out,

Purva could be in grave danger.

[Akheraj] Okay.

- Tell me.

- We've searched the hospital.

- But she's nowhere.

- Come on.

[man] Look here. This is the window

in the examination room.

[tense music playing]

She somehow managed to sneak out

and hide here behind this wall.

This looks like the kidnapper.

- [suspenseful music playing]

- [keys clacking]

[dramatic music playing]

[keys clacking]

She tried really hard to run away,

but she got caught.

[low, dramatic music playing]

She might've called you

before this happened.

Hello, Vikrant, it's me, Purva.

[Purva screams]

[man] I have no idea

where he's taken her after this.

We can't put up checkpoints in the city,

because it will alert the kidnappers.

sh*t, man! So close!

f*ck!

They couldn't have gotten far.

They have to be somewhere in this region.

[dramatic music playing]

[woman] It's already six.

We haven't let her speak

to her father yet.

I hope this won't cause trouble.

He can't talk to her in this condition.

[woman] That man has my husband.

[low rattling]

- [handbrake creaks]

- [sheet rustles]

[phone beeps]

[moans]

[Vikrant] The things I did

when I was desperate,

these guys do it for a living.

Finding people,

- saving them, k*lling them.

- [Leika speaks indistinctly]

[Vikrant] I had planned to k*ll Purva.

But I have a feeling I'm going to die.

[cell phone ringing]

[beeps]

- [moaning]

- [man] She is sleeping right now.

I'll call you in the morning.

Keep the money ready.

[Rufat] I think we should

wait for him to get back.

[Leika] Sure, in the meantime

I'll run some more checks on the kidnapper.

[cicadas chirping]

- Something important you've got there?

- Hmm?

[suspenseful music playing]

Some old memories.

Looks like your memories

will be rolling on the floor in a while.

- The bag.

- [sinister music playing]

Thanks. I'll be right back.

[Leika] He's a bit strange,

don't you think?

[exhales]

[groans]

[sinister music playing]

[water sloshing]

[dramatic music playing]

[rocks rattle]

[dramatic music intensifies]

[music fades]

[Vikrant] He's the guy who taught me

how to chop up a man and get rid of him.

But to protect my loved ones,

I had to become ruthless.

That's something

I had to learn the hard way.

Maybe I should've

kept him around after all.

[theme music playing]

[music intensifies]

[in Hindi] Those deep, dark eyes ♪

And snow-white cheeks ♪

[g*n c*ck]

That piercing gaze ♪

And a doe-like gait ♪

YEH KAALI KAALI ANKHEIN 2

BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SEA

- [loud banging]

- [Purva screams]

- [man, in English] Shut up!

- [banging continues]

[Purva's muffled screams continue]

[Purva's muffled screams continue]

[groaning]

[man grunts]

- You!

- [woman] Ah!

Behave yourself.

[Purva whimpering]

- [trunk closes]

- [Purva's continues whimpering]

[cell phone ringing]

[beeps]

[Purva continues whimpering]

[cell phone ringing]

[woman] Pick up the call.

That is more important right now.

- We can handle her.

- [Purva continues whimpering]

[cell phone ringing]

You are four people,

and you can't even control a girl?

Listen, you b*stard!

I have been trained to k*ll people,

not to take them out on a road trip.

And so far,

I've only been paid to k*ll her.

So should I do it?

[sighs softly]

Send it.

I've sent you a video. Look at it.

[message chimes]

- [people clamoring]

- [man] Ask her to keep quiet.

- Shut up!

- Papa!

[tense music playing]

[Sherpa] Why are you

making me do such a terrible thing?

She's your daughter.

She'll have to die for no reason

along with the villagers.

Make her talk to Akheraj, and bring her

to the border, without hurting her.

And do it as fast as you can.

Otherwise, you'll have to pay

a terrible price. Got it?

[dramatic music playing]

[music fades]

[liquid squelching]

[grunts]

[Shikha] Papa.

- Papa.

- Hmm?

Should we tell Akhil the truth?

Maybe he could help us.

Beta, he he was Akheraj's guy.

- We can't trust anyone.

- [Akhil] Shikha?

- Are you done with packing?

- Huh, Akhil, come.

- Yeah.

- Come, come. Sit please.

No, no, uncle.

I mean, Papa. We need to catch our flight.

We'll be late.

There's a lot of luggage too.

You, finish her packing.

You can start taking the bags.

[Akhil] You look worried.

Come on, I'm a good guy, Shikha.

[chuckles] I promise

I'll take good care of you.

[man] Agarwal ji? Agarwal ji?

[Agarwal] What happened?

[man] Listen, Agarwal ji.

Please go to your kitchen

and bathroom and see what's happening.

Why?

Come here and look.

There's mutton fat floating in the drain.

- [sinister music playing]

- The gutters are jammed.

There are tiny pieces

of bone also in the drain.

The wedding happened at your house, right?

We have called the police.

Please come down.

- [sinister music playing]

- [breathing heavily]

- Okay.

- What happened?

No, no nothing.

Yeah, I'm coming. I'm coming.

- You guys stay here.

- [Akhil] I'll come with you.

Let's go and see

what the police is doing here. Come.

[Agarwal] Finish packing, I'll be back.

[sinister music playing]

[man] If you're not going to

look into this, who will?

The whole drain is jammed.

It's here, it's everywhere.

It stinks so bad.

- [Akhil] What happened?

- I'll tell you, DCP sahab.

This whole society

only has vegetarians living in it.

And now suddenly we are finding

mutton pieces here.

[Akhil] I understand.

But you see, sir,

this is not a law-and-order situation.

What will the police do in this?

You live in this society.

You need to sort it

amongst yourselves, got it?

- [man] Hmm.

- You can leave.

Yes, sir.

Look, what people want to eat

is their own choice, right?

Sir, this doesn't look like mutton.

Something is fishy.

[man, in Hindi] Hey, Delhi, Delhi, Delhi!

[peppy Punjabi music playing]

[woman gasps]

[Punjabi music continues]

[screaming, wailing]

[Golden, in English] No, no, please.

Please, please, no, no!

[screams]

[screams] No, leave me, please!

- Have some mercy!

- [bed squeaks]

Somebody save me!

[Golden's scream echoes]

- [car engine roaring]

- [grunts]

[car engine whirring]

[tense music playing]

[Guru] Uncle, first of all, we need to

figure out where they are keeping Purva,

and who they are working for.

[Akheraj] Hmm. And what do we know so far?

[Guru] She is in this region itself.

But where, we don't know.

I just can't figure out

why someone wants to k*ll Purva.

What do you mean?

I mean, uh

he's not a kidnapper. He's a hitman.

[dramatic music playing]

He was hired by someone

for the 16th, in Bhopal,

to k*ll Purva in the blast.

And do we know who hired the hitman?

[dramatic music playing]

Huh?

[music intensifies]

That person

who knew that Purva

was going to go to Ladakh.

Who all knew that Purva

would be in Ladakh at that time?

[Akheraj] I knew.

Purva knew and he knew the plan.

Dharmesh also knew it.

That means one of you told him

that Purva would be in Ladakh.

[Akheraj] One of us?

Did something happen in Chilling?

In Chilling, we

- [g*nsh*t]

- [Purva screams]

[tires screeching]

No, no, we.. we went

to the monastery there.

Leika.

[keyboard keys clacking]

You were sitting in this car.

And this is the security car.

You switched cars at this spot.

Why?

[exhales] That's because

a a rock had fallen on to the windshield.

Can you see this spot?

There is a man there.

His height and build

is the same as this guy.

It's the same guy.

And you see that black spot?

That's a g*n.

[Vikrant] g*n?

[Guru] He was waiting

to sh**t Purva with it.

My guess is that it wasn't a rock.

He missed the shot.

Oh, my God!

Now the question is,

how would he know that Purva

was going to be crossing this place

at exactly this time?

Who told him

that she was going to Chilling?

Who planned the trip to Chilling?

[tense music playing]

Purva did.

But their hosts in Ladakh said

that he made the plan.

And that too just a day before.

Yeah, so I must've planned it.

Who remembers all that?

There was a beautiful monastery there

that Purva wanted to see. And we were

Wait a second. What're you trying to say?

Are you saying that I'm doing all of this?

I'm doing this?

Have you lost your marbles?

I'm bloody married to her

and I really love her.

What the f*ck is he saying, Papa?

And you're letting him?

You guys took

such a long flight to be here.

Instead of looking for Purva,

you're blaming me,

which makes no sense at all.

And you think I'm an idiot

to blow up a place

where I know

my little sister's going to be?

She was in a damn hospital.

She was going to die.

You think I wanted to k*ll my own sister?

[indistinct chatter outside]

[Suryakant] Careful.

[sinister music playing]

What is she doing here?

She's not well. She should be resting.

She's feeling much better now.

Thank you for coming

on such a short notice, uncle.

Come, come inside.

- Uncle, you too.

- [tense music playing]

How are you, Pallavi?

[music fades]

I just want to ask you

a couple of questions

about that day when your bhabhi got taken.

[dramatic music plays]

What happened to Bhabhi?

We haven't told her anything.

Someone kidnapped her.

[dramatic music playing]

- When?

- [Guru] The day of the blast.

Just before that.

Although, that blast was planned

to execute her on the spot

The target of that blast

was the chief guest,

their state minister.

And every news channel

has been reporting it.

Hmm.

Pallavi,

when the blast happened

you were with Purva, right?

[Pallavi clears throat]

Y yes.

[splutters] Backstage.

- [Pallavi gasps]

- [dramatic music playing]

Leika.

- [keyboard keys clacking]

- [monitor beeps]

[dramatic music playing]

[Guru] Then what's this? Huh?

Why are you running out?

- Tell me!

- [Vikrant] Pallavi, there's

You need to get out of there!

It's dangerous there.

[echoes] It's dangerous there!

Someone had called you?

Who had called you?

[tuts] Tell me.

Who had called you?

Tell me, who called you, Pallavi?

[inhales]

There, I can see

that you're talking to someone there.

Look.

Right?

Tell me who called you?

Tell me, Pallavi, who called you?

[aggressively] I won't ask you again!

- Who?

- D Dada.

[dramatic music plays, fades]

And what did you talk about?

- Uh Uh

- [Guru] What did he say to you?

Huh? Tell me.

- D Dada said

- Come on, tell me.

My wife was performing

for the first time that night.

I was stuck in Ladakh because of him,

and I couldn't be there to watch it.

I called her to record

her performance and send it to me.

She couldn't hear me properly

in the chaos,

that's why she ran out to talk to me.

Is that what happened, Pallavi?

[Pallavi sobs]

She's a kid. Here, talk to me.

What do you want her to say? Hmm?

[loudly] What're you trying to prove?

You really think I wanted to k*ll Purva?

Fine, I'll admit in front of everyone.

- I really wanted to k*ll Purva then

- Vicky!

and I want to k*ll her now.

And that's why I came up

with the whole plan.

Ladakh, Bhopal and contract k*ller.

Because I really hate Purva!

[pensive music playing]

[Vikrant] Maybe

[voice trembling] Maybe that's why

I wanted to start a family with her.

So I took her to Ladakh.

And if hearing me say this

makes you get back to finding her,

then it's all right.

[Pallavi sobs]

Can you

Can you please find her now?

- Please save my wife.

- [Pallavi whimpering]

[door opens]

[door shuts]

- I want to ask you

- [Akheraj] Guru!

[dramatic music playing]

That's enough.

Please.

[door opens]

[man] Ask her to keep quiet. Shut up!

Papa!

[melancholic music playing]

[men clamoring]

[girl] Papa!

- [crying] Papa!

- [men continue clamoring]

[kidnapper] Meena,

get her ready for the call.

And tell her

she better not say anything to her father.

- Tell her to sit still during the call.

- [grunts]

[suspenseful music playing]

[men chattering indistinctly]

[footsteps receding]

[objects clatter]

You will all die.

You have no idea what Papa can do.

You won't get away.

No one can stop what's happening.

[pensive music playing]

How much are you getting?

I'll pay you double, triple,

whatever you want, I'm ready to pay.

Just save yourself.

I'm trying to do just that.

But now the matter

is not about the money anymore.

My husband and Dada's daughter

have both been taken by them.

And if we don't deliver you

to them, they'll k*ll them both.

Who are you taking me to?

That's not important for you to know.

Just know that they are

very dangerous people.

[Meena breathing heavily]

No one is born a monster.

Their situations make them monsters.

[pensive music playing]

You are Akheraj Awasthi's daughter.

I'm sure you understand that.

- [pensive music playing]

- [syringe clicks softly]

[Akheraj] No, don't do anything right now.

I'll tell you

when you need to do something.

But be fully prepared.

Yeah?

I'll talk to them then.

Yeah.

Okay, I'll call you later.

[phone beeps]

Don't feel bad about what Guru said.

No, he was just doing his job I guess.

Hmm.

Papa

there was someone else

who knew everything about our Ladakh plan.

That day Purva got a call from him

and I spoke to him as well.

He was asking me where we were going,

when we'll be back,

and what time we would leave.

Who?

[birds chirping]

Dharmesh.

[dramatic music playing]

I would suggest you think carefully

before you speak any further.

Dharmesh is just like a son to me.

But he isn't your son, is he?

[dramatic music continues]

I'm not saying this.

Dharmesh said this to me.

You can call him and ask him this.

He was too drunk that day.

It must've slipped out. He said,

"I just have one father, Akheraj.

But he has only one child, Purva.

I'm an orphan and I'll always be one."

If you weren't Purva's husband,

I would've chopped you

and thrown you right here.

What're you trying to say?

That Dharmesh was the one who did this?

I know Dharmesh very well.

Yeah, he has a temper.

He's stubborn.

But for Purva,

he would give up his life in a second.

That's there.

But, Papa, isn't it possible

that he wishes

that someone would love him

as much as you love your daughter?

You know right now, he thinks of himself

as your loyal dog, Papa,

whose job is now just to guard you all.

And when he was saying all this,

he was not angry.

He was a broken man.

[pensive music playing]

Have you ever actually sat

and told Dharmesh how much you love him?

Or maybe put your hand

on his shoulder and said,

"Dharmesh, my son, I'm proud of you."

I doubt you've

ever even said this to Purva.

Because you think

showing emotions is a weakness, Papa.

Papa, children are supposed to be weak.

And the biggest mistake the elders make

is they think they don't need to tell

their children how much they care.

[pensive music continues]

[dramatic music plays, fades]

[birds chirping]

I need to show you something.

[woman] This morning, a couple found

a severed head of a man

floating in the river.

And they called the police.

The victim is said to be

between 25 to 30 years.

The police has started

their investigations.

Remember that this news

was brought to you first

by the Uttar Rajya One news channel.

We have a clear image of it.

[woman] Please stay tuned

for more updates.

- We'll be covering this case all the way.

- Leika.

[woman] Coming live,

I'm Nishita with cameraman Manish.

- [beeps]

- [tense music playing]

[sniffles]

[sobs]

[music fades]

[breathes heavily]

[upbeat music playing]

[singing, laughing indistinctly]

- Coffee.

- [gasps softly]

Thank you.

[people chattering indistinctly]

Did you bring your warm clothes?

- It's very cold there.

- Uh

Hmm.

Are you missing home?

Just a little.

Are you sure?

You don't regret your decision, right?

[both chuckle]

Actually, you know,

this entire system is flawed.

We expect that after they get married,

girls should just forget their entire life

of 20 to 25 years in a day,

and then suddenly start a new life.

If you tell us boys to do the same,

[scoffs] we won't be able to.

All our lives we need to be told

to pick up our towels.

First we need our mothers, then our wives.

Shikha,

I have spent

my entire childhood in hostels.

So I know how important family is.

But we can decide how this works.

So let's spend six months at your house

and six months at mine.

[chuckles] What do you think?

How does it matter what I think, Akhil?

Destiny has a plan for all of us,

and no matter how much we try,

we can't change it.

Arey, you just make the plan.

I'll work on changing destiny

to make it come true.

Anyway, I think

destiny is very kind to me.

That's why I found a girl like you.

Shikha, why don't you

just give me a few days.

Once you get to know me better, you'll see

all your plans and dreams will come true.

- [Shikha chuckles softly]

- [cell phone ringing]

[sinister music playing]

[Akhil] Hello.

[Akhil] Thank you. Thank you.

[in English] Yeah.

- [Akhil speaks indistinctly]

- [breathing heavily]

[music swells, fades]

[breathing heavily]

[door closes]

- [men speaking indistinctly]

- [cell phone ringing]

Yes, Beta, tell me.

Papa, did you see the news?

- Yeah

- Agarwal saab? Would you please come here?

Beta, I'll call you later.

Some people from the society are here.

[dramatic music plays]

- But why?

- They've come to check the pipes and all.

Papa, you have to get out of there.

Get out of that house!

Get out of the city!

Promise me!

All right?

Papa, say yes.

Yeah.

[thunder rumbling]

[Suryakant] Pallavi?

Did you take your medicines?

Arey!

Why're you crying?

Don't cry.

They just wanted

to ask you some questions.

You went there and answered them.

That's all.

There's nothing to cry about.

They will find Purva soon.

Papa, Dada was aware.

[thunder rumbling]

He knew that there was

going to be a b*mb blast.

[dramatic music playing]

That's the reason

he called me to get out of there.

[exhales]

[tense music playing]

[music fades]

[softly] I've made a huge mistake.

I'm really sorry.

I think

I didn't try hard enough

to stop Dharmesh, Papa.

[Akheraj inhales deeply]

[exhales]

No, it was all my fault.

I never realized

that children could be so fragile.

[melancholic music playing]

[voice trembling] I've already

lost one child.

I will not lose another one.

[dramatic music playing]

[music fades]

[cell phone ringing]

[Leika] Guys, we've got

an incoming video call.

Do exactly what I told you to do.

[suspenseful music playing]

[music swells]

[music fades]

- [Meena grunts]

- [Purva groans]

[man] She's alive. She was trying

to escape, so we had to sedate her.

I've sent you a link.

You've seen her alive,

now send the 100 crores.

I would like to talk to Purva first.

[groans]

Purva

Papa is here, Beta.

Do you have a beta-blocker, my child?

What're you talking about?

[Akheraj] HOCM.

It's a heart disease.

It's a medicine she needs to take

every eight hours.

It's important.

Let me talk to her first.

[Purva] Papa

I don't have both.

Ice 90 mg.

- Blue strips.

- [beeps]

[tense music playing]

What was that?

What did you say?

- [loudly] What did you say?

- [Purva groans]

Dada, stop.

[weakly] My medicine.

Those are my medicines.

If I don't take them now,

I might die in 48 hours.

I haven't taken them in two days.

[cell phone vibrating]

Bhaiji.

Handover the phone to him.

[groans]

[Sherpa] It's a real condition.

But we'll have to get the girl tested

to find out if she has it or not.

We don't have time for it.

So just give it to her.

What if something happens?

We'll have to take that risk.

We have no choice.

Give the phone to Minka.

- Find out the name of the medicine.

- Hmm.

- What is the name of the medicine?

- [groans]

Tell me the name of the medicine.

[weakly] Deme do

Na na

Ice 90

Papa knows about it.

[tense music playing]

[cell phone ringing]

[suspenseful music playing]

- Where is my money?

- [Akheraj] I've sent it to you.

You can check.

[dramatic music playing]

[kidnapper] Speak.

Papa.

90

Ice mg.

Green strips.

Written in blue.

Ten or

twenty tablets.

THROAT MEDICINE

Yeah, Beta.

That medicine is for your throat.

[dramatic music playing]

The medicine you need

is called Metoprolol.

Purva, nothing will happen to you.

We're all here.

- We're here. Don't worry.

- [beeps]

[dramatic music fades]

What what the hell are you doing?

What was that?

- What was the need for you to interrupt?

- [Guru] Uncle

- Purva has given us the address.

- [dramatic music playing]

Uncle, in our business,

kidnapping is a very common thing.

Purva has been trained

on what to do since she was a kid.

When you said "beta-blocker" to her,

she knew exactly what she had to do.

Congratulations.

Your wife is coming back home.

[theme music playing]

[music intensifies]

[in Hindi] Those deep, dark eyes ♪

And snow-white cheeks ♪

That piercing gaze ♪

And a doe-like gait ♪

[theme music continues]

Those deep, dark eyes ♪

And snow-white cheeks ♪

That piercing gaze ♪

And a doe-like gait ♪

[theme music continues]

Those deep, dark eyes ♪

Those deep, dark eyes ♪

Those deep, dark eyes ♪

And snow-white cheeks ♪

That piercing gaze ♪

And a doe-like gait ♪

Those deep, dark eyes ♪

[music fades]