(ग़ुस्से का शांत ज्वालामुखी)
Suppressed Anger
Bhiwapur (Nagpur - Maharashtra), May 2023
Dilip Rajeshwar Sontakke had illicit relations with
another woman in Bhiwapur. Apart from that, he also subjected his wife
and daughters to physical abuse. He was owner of a petrol pump and
engaged in property dealings, but did not contribute any share of his
earning to his home. He even threatened to transfer the petrol pump and
farms to another woman's name. After enduring such humiliation, his
elder daughter, Priya Kishor Mahuratade, finally devised a plan
to eliminate him from their lives......
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Palghar, Maharashtra In the darkness of the night, when businessman Prakash Munjal is sleeping on the roof of his house, two people climb up and shoot him. Meanwhile, he notices that his wife Sarita has also climbed onto the roof, and they shoot her too.
Prakash Munjal had three brothers - Prakash Munjal was the eldest followed by Sanjay and Nilesh Munjal. Prakash maintains dominance over his two brothers. Sanjay's wife and son constantly explain to him that he's just working for his brother and nothing more, but Sanjay continues to ignore these discussions. Prakash's youngest brother died in an accident a few years ago.
During the police investigation, Kavya, Prakash's daughter, raises suspicions about the sons of Prakash's cousin. She reveals that Shankar, the son of Prakash's uncle Mahendra, was shot in a similar manner five years ago along with his sons Rajesh and Parag, and everyone thought Prakash was behind it. Consequently, Rajesh and Parag seek revenge.
Show Host: Pratik Gandhi
As the investigation progresses, the police encounter some other angles. They discover that Prakash used to transfer one and a half lakh rupees to his friend Vikas Tiwari every month, but this transfer stopped six months ago. When questioned, Vikas reveals that Prakash and the youngest brother Nilesh's wife, Damini, had an illicit relationship. He used this information to blackmail Prakash and extort money from him every month.
