- Yes? - Greetings, Mr. Khanna.
There is a case for Mr. Kapoor.
Sir, Jeetu has been caught.
He has revealed your name, sir.
Mr. Khanna, I want Arjun Kapoor.
Mr. Kapoor is in a courtroom right now.
Yes, I acknowledge that you can pay his fees...
but he doesn't accept small-time clients.
We have received news that the murderers...
of Mr. Rai have been acquitted by the court.
In this case, the accused were close...
to being hanged it was believed.
However, criminal lawyer Arjun Kapoor...
used his statements to prove...
that as an advocate he is above the law.
He uses the weaknesses of law...
and always wins as a genius of legal proceedings.
He has now become a saviour of criminals.
Look at Sonam'ts picture again.
We are filled with pity to find Sonam in this condition.
However, the truth is this, Your Honour.
Sonam was a girl from the middle-class...
but had big aspirations.
She was ridden by greed and glamour and ended up like this.
Now look at my client, Raj Thakur.
Business tycoon, eligible bachelor, well educated. Well, now...
what would he gain by raping and killing Sonam?
My client has accepted in court that...
Sonam came to him in a inebriated state...
and they agreed to go to bed together.
That'ts it, Your Honour.
This girl has bedded many people for small gains, such as...
Mr. Wadhwa.
For just not returning 25000 rupees...
she consented to have sex.
Mr. Raghuvanshi. To get promoted in his office...
she even consented to have sex with him.
Your Honour, I have shown all this evidence in court...
but I'd like to say this again to the court...
Raj'ts finger prints on Sonam'ts body...
had been recovered when they were making love...
and not due to murder.
Your Honour, according to the Indian Penal Code...
until a weapon used for murder isn't presented in court...
as evidence in a case such as this here today, no accused...
under these condition...
can't be found guilty.
- There, these people have come too. - Mr. Arjun Kapoor...
can you tell us how you proved Mr. Raj Thakur innocents?
I always knew my client to be innocent.
All evidence gained from the police investigation...
were against Raj Thakur...
Who is this man who you're interviewing?
It'll reveal the truth about him!
I know he's a murderer!
You vile inhuman scoundrel!
- Evil man! - Listen...
He killed my daughter in one attempt.
Why did you defame her in court?
How many times will you abuse...
my daughter before everyone in court?!
How many times will you do it?
What kind of mother gave birth to a fiendish son like you?
My curse will ruin you! It will ruin you.
You will be ridden by worms. You will go to hell!
- Stop it, Parvati. Stop! - My child...
Don't curse him. Bless him instead.
A daughter should be born to him too.
Only then will he understand the meaning of a daughter...
and her dignity.
- Come on. - I spit on you!
Come along.
Mr. Kapoor, when you look at this woman's condition...
don't you feel that you shouldn't help your friend but find the truth?
I still can't believe this, friend.
I think the entire case is similar.
Their daughter was like this too. She accepted it first.
Then she refused at the last moment. I killed her in anger.
Forget it Raj. I don't wanna listen to this.
You know that I asked the old couple to accept...
something and make a settlement out of court.
They're bloody idiots.
Their young daughter earned money and ran household expenses.
They were trying to hang me.
Just stop it. Don't talk to me about all this.
What happened to you?
What difference will it make if we talk about this?
This means that you won't listen to me for that old hag.
You won't listen to your friend.
Raj, this isn't the court but your house and...
I am your advocate and not a judge.
At least out of court you must accept...
that you're just a criminal.
Yes, I am. So?...
If you don't remember, Arjun, let me remind you.
You have only saved criminals in your life.
In fact, your vehicles and great apartment...
have been earned with that money.
Right?
Arjun, you didn't choose your life.
In fact, life has chosen you.
You're born to defend criminals, my friend. Cheers to that!
I'm leaving.
Arjun, at least finish this drink.
Arjun!... Let me remind you that I paid you well for this case!
You're stuck, my friend. You're stuck.
What kind of mother gave birth to a fiendish son like you?
The number you're trying to call is currently not reachable.
- My curse will ruin you! - You will go to hell!
In fact, your vehicles and great apartment...
have been earned with that money.
We're bringing you scenes on the aftermath...
in this high profile murder case at Mumbai High Court and it's decision.
You will be ridden by worms. You will go to hell!
Bless him. Bless him, Parvati.
You will die of worms death.
Even God won't help you with this in any way.
You will never gain anything.
You will never be happy. You'll go to hell.
- You will be ridden by worms! - You'll be punished.
May God cause you to receive curses from all of us.
- My curse will hurt you. - You will go to hell.
You'll be ruined!
Son, not as a high court judge...
but as a father I'm trying to explain this to you.
Don't use the law to earn money, but help the innocent to get justice.
- Where were you? - Excuse me... Hi, hello.
There are such words in existence, advocate Kapoor.
For the first time today you're talking to your girlfriend... not to a criminal.
I'm stressed out. I can't... I can't sleep...
For the first time I question myself as to...
why I didn't listen to father.
I was always after money and fame.
Baby, what'ts the problem?
Nothing's the problem. It's just that I'm fed up.
By defending criminals... what do I get, huh?
Curses from people.
Curses, abuses.
After every case is over, I'm blamed.
I'm only abused. What have I gained, hm?
The money?
Which can't give me peace even for a moment.
I'm tired of it.
But that's your profession, Arjun.
Why are you thinking about this?
It's part of being a criminal lawyer...
and I'm sure you all know that.
Yes, of course I know it's part of being a criminal lawyer and that's why I'm fed up!
I hear voices of criminals. I see the same faces.
I think enough is enough.
That Raj is guilty, and I'm quitting his case tomorrow morning.
And that's final.
Please... please don't.
Let's meet up and discuss.
You want me to come over?
I'll talk to you tomorrow, baby. Bye.
Are you insane, Arjun? No way!
You can not quit from this case now.
I won't allow you to do that.
Look, Arjun. in this profession...
every person has such moments.
He feels guilty about it. So, big deal!
Overcome it and finish the case. Come on.
All rise!
So let us proceed with the final hearing of the case.
Your Honour.
I would like to question my client Mr. Raj Thakur.
As far as I know your statements and the prosecution's statements were finished.
Today only the final decision is taken, purely on the basis of the case...
that you have presented so far. I hope you realise that.
You're absolutely right, Your Honour.
But last evening few things came to me,
which I wish to present to the court.
Do I have your permission?
Please approach the bench.
So Mr. Raj Thakur!
Yesterday, when you were sober you said to me,
that before raping and killing Sonam, you were intoxicated, is that right?
That's a lie. What rubbish?
I asked you to approach the bench!
You also told me that Sonam was agreed in beginning,
but when she came to her senses you tried to force her,
- and when she didn't agree... - Approach the bench I said!
you killed her!
Stop it, advocate Kapoor! Please approach the bench right now.
I will not stop it, My Lord, and I will not approach the bench.
- Because I'm not done yet, - I will hold you in contempt of court.
I hold myself in contempt of court, My Lord...
because this man is a rapist and a killer.
Hang this man, My Lord! Give him capital punishment.
- That is my request! - Enough is enough.
I've had enough of your arguments.
You have insulted the court and court wiil not tolerated this...
advocate Kapoor.
Present Arjun Kapoor in the front of the Bar Council.
Until then proceedings are halted and court is adjourned.
Is it your final desicion then?
Yes!
Mr. Thakur! Hire yourself another lawyer...
- and you can proceed with your case. - Sure, sir!
And thank you for allowing me to do so.
Because it'll be much better instead of this nonsense lawyer.
What is it that you want to do?
I, um...
I think I need a break.
Alright.
When you're ready to continue your practice.
you can get your license renewed.
What have you done?
What's wrong with you?
Why are you finishing your career?
You're going to be a partner in the law firm.
In fact Urvashi, I told him the same thing.
You did it wrong, Arjun, you'll pay for it.
You don't care about my friendship, nor the money I gave you.
- Listen to me, man. - You listen to me advocate Arjun Kapoor.
I will somehow save myself from this case.
If possible try to save yourself in future...
from my anger.
Because I never forget being insulted.
I defend criminals. I don't argue with them.
Come Urvashi.
Mr. Raj Thakur, is it true that your lawyer Mr. Arjun Kapoor...
accused you of rape and murder in court?
Mr. Thakur, a lawyer who always defended criminals.
How did he suddenly changed his mind, knowing the truth in a case?
The truth isn't what Arjun Kapoor revealed to the court.
I've hired advocate Jethmalani to bring out the truth.
He'll prove my innocence as you all shall find out.
- But what about Arjun's accusation? - That's between him and me.
I will answer to him directly, okay? Thanks.
The question is why did Arjun Kapoor who used to..
defend criminals, suddenly changed his mind?
Another question is what differences were caused...
between these two to cause such hatred.
Do we assume here that Arjun Kapoor's conscience has risen?
For all these questions, we will have to wait.
Did you see his face?
It's like if you were before him...
Arjun, he can be dangerous.
I've seen many dangerous faces in my 4 year career.
- I'm not scared of him. - You're dealing with criminals.
Why?
I was dealing with criminals until now.
I know that.
You made your desicion like I'm nothing in your life.
Have you ever thought...
with whom I would return home from court?
With whom I will share my coffee at the office.
with whom I will discuss my cases.
- And what if I need advice? - You can ask to Mr. Khanna.
I'm sorry, Urvashi, but I need a break, okay?
No one can comprehend, what I'm going through,
neither do I expect anyone to understand.
Sorry. I didn't mean to...
What did you decide? What will you do?
Goa.
I need to take a break... from everything and everyone.
I have my family house there.
I want to spend... some time alone.
And me?
What should I do here?
Practice. Fight for justice.
And if possible wait for me.
You mean, we won't be in touch.
No calls... nothing?
Alright!
- When you're leaving? - Tomorrow.
The earlier the better.
I hope you understand.
This is the story of the devil'ts advocate.
I'm the king of my profession.
Hello son.
Hello son!
Is this for hire?
It's already hired.
So what?
We can share the hire.
I really feel like fishing.
I don't sing while fishing. I won't disturb you.
Why won't you listen.
What the hell.
Come on.
Thank you.
Come on.
Give me your hand.
- Beer? - Thank you.
- Any luck? - Nothing yet.
So tell me, young man what are you doing here?
- Are you on vacation? - Vacation? Not at all.
- It's my retirement policy. - Retirement?
This just suits to an old man like me.
- Well, it's getting choppy. - What happened?
Ah... nothing.
Why retire at such a young age?
Actually, I'm... I'm a lawyer.
I used to practise law, and I was very busy.
I mean, I had people around me all the time.
I couldn't make out... what was right... or wrong.
The only thing that mattered was winning.
Depends on the case. It's often just... "flim-flam".
So... -you had a out, hm?
Maybe...
But you know...
there's one thing we do have in common...
- law. - Really?
Yeah... I used to work in a law firm too.
and I've just written a novel.
- Crime thriller, based on law. - Sounds interesting.
- Would you like to read it? - I'd love to.
Let's meet this evening at my place.
We'll have drink, and I'll give you the book.
Sounds like a plan.
You see... this is very important for me.
This is my life.
Every man wants people to remember him...
after he dies.
People should be remembered.
I believe...
this book will be printed someday...
and my name will be remembered in this world.
- This book is close to your heart. - Yes!
It's my first and last novel.
And at my age I can't write much more.
I'm sure.
Please, do read it. You will love it.
It will change your life.
"Fix the Fox".
Interesting title.
- Hello! - Hello son. it's me McNamara.
Hey, Mr. McNamara. I was thinking about you.
You will live for long time.
Did you get a chance to read few pages?
Few pages? I've been reading all night long.
What a book, Mr. McNamara. What a book!
Really fantastic!
I can remember every character.
What detailing.
I feel as though everything is taking place before me.
Would you like to meet?
Yes, Mr. McNamara. I would like to meet you.
Come around noon. I'll prepare Goan fish curry for you.
Well, okay. I love fish curry.
- See you at one? - Bye.
Excuse me! Where you going?
To meet Mr. McNamara.
- Are you his relative. - No.
Do you know any of his relatives?
No, why?
- What is it, Mr. Gaytonde? - Maybe he wasn't well.
He died this morning.
What?
That's shocking.
How come you're here?
I just met him yesterday morning.
He called me for lunch.
Mr. Gaytonde, if you... contact any of his relatives...
give them my number.
- My number is 98679... - Number is 98679...
60085.
- Name? - Arjun Kapoor.
Okay, thank you.
Every man wants people to remember him after he dies.
I am sure that this book will be printed someday.
And my name will be remembered in this world.
Excuse me, madam, I was wondering if I could meet the owner of this company?
Do you have an appointment?
Well, no, but I was wondering if I could make one.
Oh Mr. Kapoor. I'll just organise it.
Listen! excort him to madam's cabin.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
Hi. Mr. Kapoor.
What a pleasant surprise!
- Sophia. - Pleased to meet you.
- Please sit down. - Thank you.
What brings the famous lawyer, Mr. Arjun Kapoor to my publishing house?
- I like to talk to you about something, - Really?
Am I in trouble?
Oh, no... Actually, it's a manuscript for a new novel.
I want you to read it.
And if you like it... perhabs your publishing house could publish it.
"Fix the Fox".
Intresting title.
What's the story about?
Well, I don't wanna kill the thrill by telling you the story.
Read it. I'm sure you'll love it.
Really?
- Well, Mr. Kapoor, in our publishing... - Arjun.
Please call me Arjun. It's less formal.
Arjun. I like it that way.
Arjun, as I was saying...
our publishing house doesn't entertain any new writers.
But since you're behind it, I'll make sure I read it myself...
and I'll make a decision.
Great. Thank you very much.
We have just received news in the case of Ms. Sonam'ts rape and murder...
the accused Raj Thakur has been acquitted by the court.
Advocate Arjun Kapoor was arguing this case earlier blamed the accused and quit.
After this, advocate Desai carried on with the case and he presented such statements...
which were praiseworthy.
After listening to the statements, the court decided...
The number you're trying to call is currently not reachable...
- Hey, Sophy! - Mr. Kapoor. I mean... Arjun.
- I'm in love, - What do you mean?
Yeah! with your novel.
- It's a master piece. - Well, great, I'm glad you like it.
That's good news.
And I can't tell you how happy I am, Arjun.
I am going to publish it.
Superb. Fantastic.
I just wanna know thing, in your novel...
there is a water mark bearing "McNamara".
Is that your pen name or something?
- Uh... Sophy, about this... - Well, not a chance, darling.
If you want me to publish this novel.
So, I need the original name. That's my USP.
So come to my office with an NOC tomorrow and we'll sign the contract.
Uh... Sophy... - Alright then. I'll see you tomorrow.
- Goodbye. - Yeah.
It will be printed someday.
and my name will be remembered in this world.
Every man wants people to remember him... after he dies.
Wow!... Such a big amount in royality... and 20% share in profits.
- Isn't that too generous. - Well...
special deal for a special writer.
I liked the novel a lot too.
I mean, it is a great piece of writing...
but such high aspirations scare me.
Fear exists only where there is doubt.
I'm completely certain.
What a title?
Fix the Fox.
In fact you know, I was surprised to read...
that as a lawyer you have called all the lawyers fox.
Well but then, maybe that's what is called writer's honesty.
Come, let me show you something.
Well...
you move fast.
Wow! Quite amazing.
- So, do we proceed? - Yeah, sure.
Where do I sign?
Madam, mark my words.
This novel will be a goldmine cash offer for us.
Every country's publishing house is talking about us.
I don't want this discussion to be limited to publishing houses.
We should reach all the houses in India.
Fix the Fox's sales have reached more then 400%.
It's rocking, madam. It's rocking!
One more question,
Mr. Kapoor, what inspired you to write this novel?
Well, you see, Taran...
I am a criminaI lawyer and...
I have argued many such cases, some things touched to my heart.
After studying those cases, I thought of... writing this novel.
The rest is history.
- Congratulations, Mr. Kapoor. - Thank you, Taran. Thank you very much.
Sir, please take it, Please purchase one, sir.
It's a great novel, sir. It's selling well these days.
- You sell these, boy? - What? Yes, buy it, madam.
Please take it, It's selling quite well.
Just 100 rupees, madam.
- Here. - Thank you.
- Yeah? - Madam, Zubin speaking,
What, Zubin? Any more good news?
It's not a good news. It's a super news!
Fix the Fox has been giving the Bestseller award by Team India.
What?
I'm so sorry to barge in like this, but I had to tell you this.
"Fix Fhe fox" has become the fastest bestseller, Mr. Kapoor.
Really? Wow!
Life is being very generous to you now, Arjun.
I'm throwing a party...
and you will be the apple of everyone's eye.
Forget the party, Sophy, I mean, a lot has happened anyway.
It's fine.
Nothing has happened till now.
There's a lot still going to happen. You're gonna rock, baby.
You must be disappointed to see me here.
What'd you think? I'll get the death sentence?
The thing is...
I stopped thinking about people like you.
Now it's not your turn... but it's my turn to think.
Whatever, just be sensible about it. You know I'm one step ahead of you.
Where that champ? where is this bloody writer?
You know something, Raj? I should've done this long time ago.
Arjun! Let it be. Let it be. Please!
Let it be. Let's go. Come on, Arjun. Let's go.
Relax, Arjun.
I didn't know there was a problem between the both of you.
If I knew I wouldn't invited him.
It's okay, just take me home.
No! I'm taking you somewhere else.
Where?
Where a pleasant surprise is waiting for you.
So... How does it feel to be a star?
I don't know...
You know I never thought,
that behind this face was such a brain.
It's rare. It's really very attractive.
Sophy, please... It's not you, it's just uh...
things are happening so fast in my life and I just don't understand it.
I need some time.
Please don't misunderstand this.
Not at all.
- Yeah! I got his autograph. - Yhank you.
He's right in front of you.
Well, thank you.
What a guy.
- Name? - Sweta.
You don't have to be so formal.
Just call me Sweetie.
- Yeah, sure, whatever you want. - Thank you.
Thanks.
Sir, - Now I'm really jealous.
Someone is really enjoying all the attention he's getting, huh?
- So many fans on the first book. - Thank you.
Who knows what will happen next?
You always think about future, and that's your problem.
Excuse me.
Hi, sir! Sir, I'm a law student, sir.
And, sir, I'm a great fan of yours, sir.
I just love you, sir, I just love you.
I've been following all your books.
- What's your name? - Sir, Virat.
Hi, Virat. Thank you very much, really appreciate it.
You know actually, it is quite a record.
- Your vision... Name? - Pallavi.
to write another novel.
That's why after reading your novel, I made the desicion to print it...
and you're seeing now how my judgement was right.
Yeah.
Thank you.
- Thank you. - Sure.
Urvashi Mathur.
Just sign it. I'm your fan.
When did you come to Goa?
Just a few moments ago.
When I found out you've become such a famous writer,
I couldn't help myself.
So, I thought I should get your autograph.
Yes, of course. Urvashi, this is Sophia my publisher.
- Sophia, Urvashi. - Hi.
- I'm, uh...
I'm gonna a...
as a gift to me... we're good.
And were very close.
Excuse me.
- Yes? - Congratulation.
Successful novel. Lady publisher.
Fans also.
When will you be free for me?
This evening,
- Om Sharma. - Yeah.
Wow, Arjun Someone should be as lucky like you.
I must say you truly have the Midas's touch.
What you've done in 4 years in law, others couldn't do in 40 years.
Now you accidentally stole someting that turned into Kohinoor.
I don't know, Urvashi.
I really don't know... if I made a mistake or not.
I was fulfilling McNamara's wish.
Now these autographs and the book becoming a best seller, I mean...
I feel guilty for sure.
Why?
You were enjoying the glory of the novel becoming a best seller.
I didn't know that this novel would become best seller.
I was fulfilling the contract, what else could I've done?
I know...
I know, your face is telling me that you're not happy,
Don't worry about it. Life's awarding you with both hands.
Enjoy it.
Indian airways announces the departure of flight 988...
I'm gonna miss you, Arjun.
I hoped to stay
- You could stay a few more days. - I haven't left my practice yet.
After a lawyer quit the firm, the work load has increased.
if someone can be convinced to be back...
- then I'll stay back. - Not right now.
Nice old time.
Quit this, Arjun. Come back to law. That's where you belong.
Anyway...
Then I'll take leave. you take care.
Call me once in a while.
See you. Bye. Love you.
- Dazed. - Sophia?
No wonder. You never told me that...
she's not only a colleague but also someting special.
So now you kow.
Yeah!
No hard feelings but...
we're still partners.
Don't get excited, honey. Business partners.
Come on, drop me home now.
Yes, boss.
- Excuse me, sir. - Tell me.
We've taken Gulati to remand room.
Are you coming, sir?
- No, you interrogate him. - Yes, sir.
Good morning, sir.
- Good morning. - Sir?
ACP got businessman Jatin Bagh released last night.
Everyone knows that in the Nadeem case...
- Good morning. - he was the tout, sir.
I'm sure he must have paid off the ACP.
Such officers discredit the whole department.
- Do you also take bribes? - Sir, me?
Your eyes telling me that you're also not honest.
Sorry, sir!
Hey! What's with him?
Normally he finds it uncomfortable to sit.
Today he is stuck to his seat.
Seems, sir, he has something interesting in his hands.
Come.
Till then we'll interrogate Gulati some more.
Looks like he's busy.
Today we can to do it ourselves. Come.
Ravi...
Ravi!
Sorry, sir.
- You came here to sleep or work? - Sorry, sir.
I went to party last night and I didn't sleep well.
- I need to see some data. - Yes, sir.
- What data, sir? - July 26, 2004.
3rd of November 2005.
Give me 5th Jan 2006.
I knew it.
- What is it, sir? - Nothing... go to sleep.
The sir is mad.
Yes?
- Are you waiting for me? - Arjun Kapoor?
- Yeah. - Of course.
- And you? - Yashwant Deshmukh, Crime Branch
- Is it an official visit? - No.
Your novel brought me here.
After reading that novel, I have become your fan.
You wrote it, didn't you?
- Let's go inside and talk. - Sure.
Want something? Beer, Whiskey, Rum?
No need for formalities.
If you don't mind, I like to have drink.
May it be whiskey or rum, it's your good time.
Cheers!
- What do you want to discuss with me? - I'm quite impressed, Mr. Kapoor.
What a detailing?
That underwater murder of Mr. Lahiri...
how well you described it.
I did write that, didn't you?
Yeah, I guess, I... think so.
Yes, I did, why?
The details of how you described the murder of J.K. Singh, Amazing.
Seems like the murder happened in front of you.
From the colour of his shoes to the buttons on his shirt,
what details you have written,
You wrote that, right?
Yes, I wrote it. - And that Shivdesani's murder.
You've gone to the extent of writing that before he died...
he didn't ask for his wife or son, but for his mistress.
And blood was not just coming from his ears, but also from his left eye,
one drop of blood was oozing out.
Amazing! The detailing you did.
You did also write that, hm?
I don't quite understand what you're getting at.
Because...
after every description you ask me the same thing, whether I wrote it or not.
My name is on book, isn't it?
Mr. Kapoor.
I really like your book,
I just want to hear from your mouth, if you've written this yourself.
Okay.
You listen.
I wrote this novel.
Fine.
That's what I wanted to hear.
Boys, come in.
What the hell is this?
Hell is where you're going.
- What am I accused of? - That I will tell you.
- Is the camera is ready? - Yeah.
- She'ts coming. - Lights please.
Madam, about Mr. Arjun Kapoor's arrest would you like to say something?
Did it have someting to do with the book for which he got arrested?
Look, I don't know anything about this.
This is news for me also.
I don't know anything about it.
Let me get to the detail of it first...
then I'll talk to media.
- Thank you. - Excuse me, ma'am, wait...
- You sure? - Novel controversy now...
get's another 1 lakh of copies printed.
Madam, one question please...
1 lakh?
Mr. Kapoor.
I'm advocate Gary.
I'm going to be your opponent in this case...
Why don't you come to the point? What's my crime?
The craze you had for writing this novel is catching up with you now.
Writing novels is not a crime.
When did I say that?
Novelist are respected. They get awards.
But the one you've written...
in that there is some fault.
The novel that you've written about the story of 5 murders...
were actually commited.
That places, the incidents and situation... they are real.
What?
The files of those 5 murders, are sealed in the record room of the police department.
And they're closed because, one important clue is missing in them.
Only the killer and the victims... would know the clue.
The victims are dead... but not the killer... which is you.
Mr. Kapoor... I don't believe it.
Being a lawyer yourself, you killed the lawyers.
You killed your own kind.
And then you enjoyed, writing about it.
You called them Fox.
You called them cunning.
Every word of yours... will be like a hangman's noose for you.
This is a lie.
This book actually...
it's fiction, damn it.
From the names of the victims...
and the names of places and all details that you've mentioned in your novel.
They're real, Mr. Kapoor.
They match with the police records.
Now please don't tell me that you didn't write this novel.
Mr. Kapoor can't say that, I asked him many times...
did you write this.
Did you write this?
And he said loudly that he had written it.
Mr. Kapoor.
Am I lelling a lie?
- I want a lawyer. - Sure.
That wasn't discussed.
What's all this?
I don't know.
If you hadn't told me about the novel... I probably wouldn't believe you too.
I checked the files about murders, and I read the book again.
Each and everything is the same.
- Oh, God. - You tell me.
First of all... that man... get his death certificate..
Then all the evidence... get all of that together.
Okay.
January 10, 1986.
Here is your certificate.
It's lunch break, madam.
All of you go out and come back in an hour.
Come on.
Brother please. Please listen to me.
Its an emergency. It'll just take one minute...
Madam, everyone has an emergency here.
Come on, tell me the name. What'ts the name?
Vivian McNamara, 24th July...
- this year, Mapsa. - Vivian McNamara.
No, madam.
There's no death certificate in that name with us, you must have the wrong name.
- The name is Vivian McNamara. - I told you it's not here.
Check a few days before or after, I'm sure it must be here.
Madam, it's not here. Why are you bothering me during lunch time?
It's not possible. It's not possible.
His name was Vivian McNamara.
Did you make before and after check?
He's not on file for the whole month. Nobody with such a name died.
Now what?
Constable Gaithunde.
He was on duty that day McNamara died.
He knows everything... and he'll tell you everything.
- Find him. - Gaithunde.
Shivaji Shinde, Hari Rao, Vardhan...
- What name did you say, madam? - Gaithunde...
- Constable Gaithunde. - No, madam.
There's no constable Gaithunde in the Mapsa area.
Can you check the police stations nearby?
In the Mapsa area only a policeman from Mapsa will go.
The rule is a rule. - I know, but you check once.
- Check the areas nearby. - You!
- Heat the tea and bring it. - Okay, sir.
What the hell!
You people are all like this.
Look here.
This is Kalangore. Panjim. Madgaon.
And in none of these areas is a constable Gaithunde.
Please, madam. Go now... and don't waste my time.
I had all the nearby areas checked, Arjun.
There is no constable Gaithunde anywhere.
I've been set up, Urvashi.
That means someone's out to get me.
If you ask me we have one solution.
There's only one man who can help us.
- Who? - Yashwant Deshmukh.
Are you mad, Urvashi, huh?
The guy is a damn psycho. He doesn't talk straight.
He's doing his duty.
You also were like this when you worked.
I'll not talk with him.
You must do it, Arjun.
There's no other way out.
Okay.
Sir.
Mr. Arjun Kapoor wants to meet you to discuss something important.
Mr. Arjun Kapoor? Why mister?
He's a criminal.
- He killed 5 people. - But I think that the poor guy...
Poor guy!
- Why poor guy? - Sorry, sir.
- Go. - I'm very sorry, sir.
I talked to him... He is thick headed, he's not ready to talk.
I'm sorry.
I told you so.
- What are you doing here? - I want to help you.
Which lawyer this country should I hire for you?
You know, Arjun, I can spend any amount of money for you.
Save your money, Raj.
You're criminal, you may need money at any time to buy the police and law.
You know, Arjun?
You should think more about your feature than mine.
They'll hang you anytime.
I didn't know that behind your black robe were blood stains of 5 people murdered.
I think you're a psycho.
Before they hang you they should take you to a mental asylum first.
You did all this, didn't you?
Understand one thing... if I ever get released from here, I'll not spare you.
First get released, brother.
I just hope that I'm not... meeting you for the last time.
All the best.
And good bye.
Sir!
I am drunk.
And I'll drink more.
I'm not on duty.
- Come to my office tomorrow. - I want to talk to you now.
Please!
You believe very much... in Arjun Kapoor...
and about... his innocence?
Very, very much, sir...
Arjun can't murder anyone.
The one who everyday uses money in court...
to play his game of proving truth as falsehood.
He can do anything, Urvashi.
You're wrong, sir.
He coldn't face his own conscience.
That's why he left everthing and came here.
His career was at a peak... but he left everything.
And...
when he started life as a good man, someone trapped him him like this.
What do you want from me?
I want you to meet with Arjun once, and hear him out.
He wants to tell you something.
Tomorrow at 11 o'clock, you come too.
- Be on time. - Thank you, sir.
So that's how I got trapped.
You're an amazing writter, you wrote a great story.
It's not a story, believe me.
The law relies on evidence.
And who knows this better than you, Arjun Kapoor.
How can I find the evidence while I'm in jail.
Once you let me out on bail, I'm sure, I'll find the evidence.
Okay... I'll try to get you out.
Think it over, Yashwant. 5 days is a lot of time.
Arjun Kapoor can be given in your custody..
But during this time...
If anything happens to Arjun kapoor, or if he escapes from your custody.
then you'll be held responsible.
Is that clear?
You have to be with him 24/7.
Yes, sir.
Okay then, go ahead.
Thank you.
This is my house, not the Crime Branch lock up.
You can live here like guest, but... don't forget I'm on duty here too.
- Really nice house. It's beautiful. - Thank you.
It be nice if you could stay here more than 5 days.
But it's regrettable that after 5 days, you have to be back in lock up.
Why are you talking like that, sir? Believe it, Arjun is innocent.
5 days. If you can prove it in 5 days... then prove it.
Remember, dont try to escape.
I always shoot escaping criminals.
Before us, that's his house.
Yeah. Stop here.
This is his house.
It looks like nobody lived here for a long time.
I promise you, sir.
This is McNamara's house. If you don't believe me you can ask the neighbours.
Okay, lets do that right now.
How many times you have to ring my bell. what's up?
Why are you ringing the bell twice?
Sorry, madam, we disturbed you..
First you disturb me and then apologise. Come on, tell me what's the matter?
I want the information about maknamara, who used to live in that house.
In the house overthere, Mc?... No McNamara lived there.
- Mr. D'Souza lived there. - D'Souza?
Uh-huh.
No, but an old man lived in that house.
- He wore specs. Big nose... Short. - Ah... yes.
That was Mr. D'Souza.
He was a nice man. Everyone should get such a tenant.
You know, he rented the place for one week?
And he had paid the whole week in advance... and in cash too.
But on the 12th of this month the police came because...
McNamara, I mean D'Souza died.
D'Souza is dead?
On the morning of the 12th, he came and gave me the keys.
That'ts not possible.
It's no time to be shocked Mr. Kapoor.
Now it's time to think.
Before renting the house did he give a forwarding address?
- No. - He must've given a phone number.
He gave me nothing.
No, no, he just said he'll be here for 8 days.
There must be a landline in the house, can I get that number?
Excuse me.
Who are you people? Why are you asking so many questions?
I'm from Crime Brance. The police are looking that man.
Police! Oh, God.
Did he commited any crime?
Anyway what's the use of taking the number of the landline?
He never used that phone, because the line's been cut.
That PCO behind the house, check back there.
He used to always phone from there.
I've taken the number of here. I'll have it cross checked.
We might get a clue.
Your stars don't look to good, Mr. Kapoor. we found nothing on PCO records.
You must not believe in God.
Or is it, because you haven't consulted your horoscope?
It seems... that you never get time to consult your horoscope.
I feel sorry for you.
What happened? You tired of fighting?
Has your fox like cunning mind... stopped functioning, Mr. Kapoor?
Mr. Deshmukh, we're seeking your help. And you are a man of law.
Can't you help giving justice to an innocent victim?
I'm an ordinary police officer, what help can I give?
Fine Mr. Kapoor, I'll agree to help you... Tell me how many enemies you have?
I've handled many cases. The list will be never ending.
Maybe thousands.
Think of the one person who hates you most.
Raj Thakur.
- What? - Raj Thakur.
He must be the person behind this conspiracy.
- Where does he live? - Mumbai.
Mumbai?
That means... it will take two more days.
Of 5 days two days are already wasted.
Think about it. Are you sure?
Yes.
Fine then, we leave tommorrow morning and you'll... take care of the house.
We're lucky. A function is in progress here.
We can take taking advantage of the crowd and get in.
And no one will notice us.
Look, Yeshwant! That man's Raj Thakur.
And with him is my Publisher Sophy.
Sir, now you've seen Sophy and Raj Thakur.
So?
So...
we can use that as evidence.
You're a lawyer. What are you talking about?
Shut the door. They will see us.
Yes, Rubin, this better be good.
Madam not only in india, Dubai, US, London...
We're getting Fix the Fox orders already.
Good.
What's the matter?
You know since Arjun been in jail, the sales of my novel quadrupled.
His arrest has been really good for my business.
Wait 'till Arjun get's executed, your sales will increase 8 times.
He tried to cheat me.
That face is not here.
The person you said was McNamara...
is the same one that lady called D'Souza.
There's no photograph of the constable Gaikondae.
There's not even a photo of him in Goa's police records.
I think you need to rectify your story.
Not every criminal commits crime with his own identification.
Its very obvious, Mr. Deshmukh, Gaikondae and McNamara had fake names.
Mr. Lawyer...
then why are you troubling us with these fake names?
I think you are... confused.
Yeah, yeah, I'm confused.
I'm very confused. I have every reason to be confused.
For this I'm stuck in this mess.
But, you're not ready to accept this as conspiracy.
Yes, that lady told us his name is D'Souza.
But his face and descripton matches with McNamara.
This man Gaikunde who we're looking for...
I mean it could be a fake cop, Goddamn it.
He's 100% involved with McNamara.
Last night seeing my publisher Sophia in the arms of my greatest enemy...
Raj Thakur and we could not do anything.
But you know what's the most confusing part... Mr. Deshmuh?
Is what you're doing here? Because... I don't think you are helping me one bit.
Mr. Kapoor...
Let's hope we get some clues from Mr. Raj Thakur's phone record.
Because... that's your last chance.
Sir! Sir, here is Mr. Raj Thakur's phone record file for the last 3 months.
What's the matter, sir? Why do you need this file?
Sorry, sir.
- Any luck? - Bad luck.
You did not find anything in Raj Thakur's record?
There's nothing in here.
Only phone numbers of the girls, he's currently romancing.
Mr. Kapoor, I really doubt you now.
I dont know on what bases of brilliance you won so many cases.
You have yellow pages, sir?
Yellow pages?
What will you do with that?
Arjun thinks that a strange name like McNamara is rare in the Goa area.
We thought we could look into it.
Yellow pages. Fine. I'll get you the yellow pages.
There's 3 numbers in there.
Try these.
Can I talk to Mr. McNamara?
- Yeah. - When?
Can I speak to Mr. Vivian McNamara? Sorry.
This person is a bussiness man and he's out of town.
No response.
My first number was of a kid.
639241... I have the address of this number.
At this number I got a responce.
I guess we'll have to start from here.
Tomorrow morning 8 o'clock. Be ready.
I'm sorry, I'm late. Let'ts go.
Hello? Yes.
Okay, I'll see there.
Something urgent came up. I have to go..
But, but, Mr. Inspector, sir, what can be more urgent than my case?
I'm in danger.
You both go together, but be careful that no one notices you.
And uh... make sure you come straight home.
Yes?
- Mr. Vivian McNamara? - Yeah, that'ts me.
Tell me.
Firstly you're searching for a Vivian McNamara.
Look here, as a Doctor I meet new patients daily.
But, uh... Raj Thakur... does not ring a bell.
I think you've come looking for him in the wrong place.
Yeah. Well, thanks Doctor.
If we could have talked on phone. We wouldn't have wasted your time.
But, I really tried to call you yesterday.
Well, as you can see, I live here alone and I had gone on a call.
That's why no one received your call here.
But anyway...
this way I got change to met a famous lawyer.
Well, thanks Doctor.
I'm sorry, baby, but I'm sure we're missing something.
I know but what can we do?
It's all happening because of that lady.
Who? Who are you talking about?
Sophia.
If she hadn't compelled me to put my name on that book.
I wouldn't be in this mess.
In your novel there's a watermark with the name of McNamara.
Is that your pen name or something?
Of couse! I got it, babe. I got it. It's about the watermarks.
The copy, which I gave to Sophy, had the watermarks of McNamara.
- But you burnt that copy. - The copy I burnt was xeroxed.
The original is in Sophy's publishing house.
If I get that copy, I can walk away from this mess.
We have to tell Yeshwant imediatly.
- At this hour? - There's no time left, come on.
I got it Mr. Deshmuh. I got it.
I'm sorry I woke you up. But...
What have you got?
In the original manuscript there is a watermark with McNamara's name.
I can prove my innocence on the benefit of doubt.
That manuscript is still at the publish house.
Good.
For the first the time... you make sense.
But tomorrow morning you're not going, I'll go.
Because your 5 days will end tomorrow.
So, in morning I'll have to put you in the lockup.
When the publishing house opens at 9 o'clock...
I will take Urvashi with me and get the manuscript.
Mr. Kapoor, wake up!
Mr. Kapoor!
What will we do?
- Morning sir! - Morning sir!
Yeshwant is also here.
Let's go.
He's going inside. Urvashi, you'll have to go in.
What if Yeshwant notices me?
We have to get the manuscript before Yeshwant does.
Be careful not to be noticed.
If anything happens to you.
I'll surrender myself to the police.
I promise. Please!
Go.
What happened, sir?
Have you received information about a terrorist here?
Or information about a book from which...
you will get clue of any notorius criminal, huh?
- It's nothing like that. - No, no, sir.
Please let me know if the matter is very serious.
- Excuse me! - Yes, ma'am.
Uh... I need a manuscript for a novel.
Madam, go to the warehouse and enquire there.
Okay, thanks.
- You do your work. - Sir!
How can anyone work in such atmosphere? Sir!
Sir, I'm very scared.
Sir, do you suspect any of our employees?
Me? No, no, no, sir. I'm absolutely clean, sir.
I swear!
- Uh... excuse me! - Yes, Madam.
I need a manuscript of the novel, "Fix the Fox".
Are you a writer?
No, I'm the lawyer for the writer.
Do you have an authority letter from the writer?
No. But it's very urgent. I have to make some notations.
That's not possible, madam.
- Did you find it, sir? - Yes, I did.
Okay, sir.
Look, just let me see the manuscript once, please!
You won't believe it, madam. Fine, come take a look.
- But, I can't let you take it. - I won't take it.
Gaitondae!
What are you doing?
No. No.
Stop!
Catch him.
Move.
Move away.
Move.
Move away.
You! Leave me.
Leave me.
Move away.
- Hello! - Hello, Urvashi, it's me.
Arjun, where are you? I was looking for you.
- I know, I know. - Listen, manuscript was not there.
Someone took it from there. Like just about now.
I know Gaitondae took it.
By mistake he went inside Yeshwant Deshmukh's house.
I was chasing him.
Urvashi, I'm going inside. You come here fast, okay?
Okay, I'm coming.
Bye.
Gaitondae!
Come out!
Vivian McNamara!
Arjun! Arjun?
Arjun, what is all this?
Oh, my God!
Can you believe it? He was behind all this.
He's a Goddamn Pysho.
Give me my phone.
I come to realize everything, Yeshwant.
We'll meet near the fort on the beach. I see you there.
What's wrong with you? You will not go alone.
I know what I'm doing.
You were behind this game.
You're the one who killed all those lawyers.
And tried to deceive me. Why?
Ah, by the way... I found Gaitondae's photo.
You made Gaitondae into McNamara and tried to deceive me...
by making him a writer.
But why?
Who are you, Yashwant? Huh?
An inspector, criminal or... a psycho?
Whoever you are... why are you after me?
Why?
- Yashwant! - In the past 6 years...
I've killed many criminal lawyers like you.
And until I kill all criminal lawyers like you...
my mission will not be fulfilled.
We catch the criminals and put them in jail.
And then lawyers like you do it for greed...
of money to set them free.
A criminal like that took vengeance and shot my wife.
Brother likes it very much. Give him this.
Come on, son.
I was posted at Mumbai police station, when this incident happened.
How much is this?
Brother!
My wife died on the spot.
And my son...
went into a coma.
For my son Rohan's safety, I requested a transfer to Goa.
Sorry, Yeshwant.
I could not safe him after all these years of effort.
I could not save Rohan.
I punished the criminal.
At the time time his wife and child were murdered...
my client was not present there.
His railroad ticket and other evidence are produced to you.
He's lying, Your Honour.
This man shot my wife and child,
in broad daylight, right in front of everyone.
- He's lying, Your Honour. - Behave yourself, Mr. Deshmukh.
This is a courtroom not your lockup.
Constable Shinde was present there, ask him.
He's the killer, Your Honour. He's the killer!
Does the defence lawyer have anything else to add?
Considering all the evidence and witnesses, presented here today...
this court is releasing Munna.
A lawyer like you helped that criminal to go out scot-free.
Yashwant! Stop it!
That's when I decided...
that I have to kill every lawyer...
who defended criminals.
Therefore I killed those five criminal lawyers.
Then why were you after me?
I gave up practicing law a while back.
I knew that.
I was coming to kill you.
Yes, of course I know, it's a part of being a criminal lawyer...
- that's why I'm fed up. - I saw you wanted to change.
So, I left.
But when I saw you again in Goa.
I felt this couldn't be just a coincidence.
I thought... let's do an experiment?
I disguised Shinde as McNamara and sent him to you.
The constable who stopped you at a Bunglow... was also Shinde.
My suspicion was right.
You had not changed.
As you were enjoying some writers glory.
I've noticed something.
So I had that book couriered in my name to the police station.
So that no one at police station would doubt me...
to reopen this case in my name.
Great! Superb!
But you're forgetting minor details, Yashwant.
No publishing house under the name Mcnamara...
was going to publish a book.
So, I had to give my name.
How would I know how much money I would need to publish the book?
So, all the cheques I took were in the name...
of McNamara Charity Trust.
You should have found that out.
And one more thing. I don't need your money and fame.
I don't need it...
because I have both.
And it would be better if you would surrender yourself.
Who do you think you are?
We had to hear your confession.
It's over, Yashwant.
Arjun, we got him.
You haven't changed.
Brother!
The Savior of the criminals is back again.
Adocate Arjun has got his license renewed.
High court has accepted appeal in...
the litigation of Sonam rape case.
And as its instruction Raj Thakur was arrested at his home.
Hey! Arjun! Welcome back, my boy.
The case files are ready before you arrived.
There is a crowd of your former clients.
Tell, with whose case will you start?
Sir, I have decided that I would fight criminal cases.
If I fight it's only for truth.
Okay.
Go ahead, my boy.
Good luck.