Just like a fish in a bowl, the protagonist is interrogating the suspects to get to the bottom of the truth.
A woman running a pet hostel is dead. Inspector Ranjit interrogates the first suspect - Rony Shah, whose miserable attempts to hide a Hideous secret make him a prime suspect in the murder.
Bhadresh's outrageous moral stand on Raksha's murder provokes Inspector Ranjit during his interrogation as his desperate attempts to find the killer only grows with time.
Rony's death increased the gravity of the smuggling racket. Ranjit interrogates Raksha's former best friend, Jyotsna Brambhatt - her unapologetic hatred towards Raksha and relentless help proving she killed Raksha boggles Ranjit.
Ranjit gathers every possible fact and proof to prove Rony killed Raksha. Raksha's receptionist Mahima walks in as he writes a detailed murder report.
A struggle to find the murderer ends. Even if the murderer confesses, what are the chances either of them will stay alive to see the conviction?
