V1 Murder Case (வி1)

9/11 reminds us of the Twin Towers, but that was an eventful day in many ways!

We'll discuss that on our show today. More importantly...

There is a rain forecast today. So here's a superb song from 'Budhan'.

Enjoy! This is RJ Pavel for Tamizh FM... Listen, relish.

Bloody darkness!

I'm tired of your hypnotism sessions.

Got a napkin?

How long was I in the darkness? - Not as long as the last session.

I've been coming here for a year and a half. When will I be cured of nyctophobia?

Come to therapy regularly, and you'll be cured.

Fear of darkness made me quit my police job and become a forensic trainer.

I'd have come regularly if I'd seen some improvement.

Agni, first try to understand your problem.

A phobia is nothing but a situation you dread to face.

It could be a situation or an object.

For example, some people are afraid of crowds.

While some others are afraid of public speech.

Blood, sharp objects, light... various people have various fears.

And you're afraid of the dark.

You're unable to face it.

Are you done talking?

Nyctophobia cannot be treated at the drop of a hat, Agni.

There is a procedure to it.

So, problems of the mind, like fear, cannot be treated with medicines. Right?

Of course. Only therapy can heal emotions.

Or you can overcome this fear on your own.

That's the psychology applied behind the last hypnotism session you underwent.

But you couldn't survive in that.

What are you getting at?

I had to snap you out forcefully.

So, no improvement. I've been saying that from the start.

Spare me the lecture.

Agni, don't walk out of a session halfway.

I have more important things to do. Goodbye.

You don't understand the importance of these sessions.

Uncle, give me a balloon.

The red one.

Crackpot, check out my balloon!

I'm a crackpot, huh? Give me that!

Give it back to me! I'm telling the teacher.

When my father is back, I'll tell on you...

It is murder. She's drowned in water!

No, it has to be a suicide.

Stop fighting. It's neither murder nor suicide.

Murder! I know it's murder.

I've set it up like you said, sir. - Thank you.

Rahim, catch!

What is the killer's greatest enemy?

The police?

Fathima? - Sir, catch.

The killer's mistakes? - No.

It's the blood of the victim.

Blood is our best friend.

A murder has taken place in this room.

Analyse the blood here and tell me two things:

One- the position from where the killer attacked the victim.

And two- the weapon used.

Veera... - Sir?

There is a lot of blood. Maybe a gun?

Okay... Sudha?

An iron rod?

Pratap?

That was going to be my answer, sir.

Okay.

Where did the attack take place?

The dead body is here. So, must be here.

Nice. Come on.

Hurry up, guys.

Pay close attention. Look at the blood splattered.

It's in this direction.

So the attack must have taken place on the opposite side.

The crime scene is not here...

but here.

Look on top. The blood is splattered in four lines.

And each line is thinner than the previous.

The killer must have attacked the victim four times.

And the blood has hit the ceiling...

which means, the back of the weapon must be sharp, or bent.

Sir, an axe? - Fantastic.

The weapon is still in the room. Find it.

Sir?

This is blood-stained. So the killer must have used this?

Superb. But...

The killer could leave a decoy weapon just to divert us.

And that's called staging the evidence.

But the weapon actually used by the killer is not an axe or a knife.

A forensic examiner needs a detective mind.

You must look at everything as evidence. Including the dead body.

You'll be the first people to attend a crime scene.

Your report shall decide the fate of the case.

No matter which of the 38 forensic departments you end up in, follow these four rules:

Pay close attention. Your evidence could---

Mr. Agni...? - Two minutes!

Preserve as much of the evidence as possible.

Analyse the data thoroughly.

Your answer lies in the data.

Before jumping to conclusions--

Agni, attend to this case.

I can't do field work, sir.

I'm asking you to apply on field what you're teaching in class.

I can't, sir.

Shut up! Can't you see we're talking?

Hold it!

Did you note his body language?

A person's sight and pointed finger must be on the same line.

If it's not, the emotion is not real.

Out of my way! He's using me to teach his class...

Are you here, doctor? Wait there.

Is your wife around?

I'll be there in two minutes.

Okay, sir.

Luna, why should we force him?

I told you he won't accept any cases.

Don't waste my time. You handle this case on your own.

Understood? - Sorry, sir.

You handle it. - Give me some more time.

I'll make him take up the case. Sir...?

Don't sleep at work! - I'll whack you.

Why do you own a mobile? - Hi.

Nancy, nice earrings. - Thank you.

If I don't answer your call, you send the DD to pressurise me?

I'm tired of turning him down. - Don't talk too much.

Tell them what you told me. - Tell whom?

The victim's parents.

Sir...

Our daughter...

Our daughter Narmada...

She has left us, sir.

She was the apple of our eyes.

And now she's gone!

One minute... Agni!

What? Trying to create sympathy?

You're so infuriating. Stop!

There is no evidence or witness. Or motive.

You can handle the case during the day.

What do you want from me?

Tell me.

I killed Narmada.

If mobile phones never existed, we'd have had no problems.

Narmada!

Narmada!

What's this?

I told you to tighten the curtain rods.

Don't change the subject.

I'm talking to you!

You've got some random guy's photo as your WhatsApp picture.

What's that status? 'Happy birthday dear'?

That's how you talk? - Where is the clip?

I'm talking to you.

I'll smash your face in.

Men who are just killing time won't ask any questions.

But I'm serious about you. How can I not?

I'll beat up the guy.

That's my cousin. He lives in UK.

I mail a million people at work saying 'Dear Customer' or 'Dear Sir'...

you'll whack them all? Don't get hung up on these things.

There's a huge gap between these words and our life.

It's out of trust that we're in a live in relationship.

Baseless suspicion...

I'll tell you something? Frankly, our frigging relationship sucks.

What did you say?

I said it sucks. - No, before that.

So what? - Tell me what you said.

I said it frigging sucks. So what?

You think you're the only one who can swear?

That's your caste speaking.

After that...

things only got tense.

So I left.

I had the pressure to meet targets at my sales job.

I couldn't get anything done.

This kept running in my head.

I went to her office to speak to her, but she wasn't there.

Then, I saw her at the road.

You act like you didn't see me! - What's your problem?

I thought we could compromise. But what you said... irks me deep down.

If you don't like me, leave. I'll be fine.

Stop making a fuss. You came here to tell me that?

Go home. We'll talk later.

I cancelled my sales calls and went home early that evening.

She humiliated me in public. So I wanted to hurt her...

9/11 reminds us of the Twin Towers, but that was an eventful day in many ways!

We'll discuss that on our show today. More importantly...

There is a rain forecast today. So here's a superb song from 'Budhan'.

Enjoy! This is RJ Pavel for Tamizh FM... Listen, relish.

What's happened?

Narmada!

Wake up!

Wake up!

Narmada, look at me!

Look at me!

Nami! Nami... I'm sorry, love.

Forgive me, my love. Wake up!

Narmada...

Have I killed you because of my possessiveness?

I killed her.

If I hadn't broken her phone...

she could have called me.

I'll never see her again.

I killed her.