Swati
has a moment of clarity, and says Vishal's name. However the respite is brief,
and she begins having what reminded me of a grand mal seizure. Vishal tries to
subdue her as Bai comes into the room. Between the two of them, they manage to
get Swati pinned to the bed. Swati glares at them both and makes more mean
snarling faces at Vishal. After a few minutes of this, we cut downstairs to find
Qureshi getting into his car. Before he can drive off, he sees Dr. Rajan's car
come screeching into the garage and park haphazardly. Rajan jumps out with his
little doctor bag and runs over to the elevator.
Inside the apartment, we see Bai standing timidly (actually it's safe to
assume she's always doing things timidly) on the stairs while Vishal lets Rajan
into the apartment. They hurry upstairs where Rajan finds Swati tied to the bed
and writhing around. Rajan goes to the bed and begins making some assessments
while Vishal wears an expression of, "I can't take this anymore," and goes out
into the hall. As Rajan fiddles with something we can't see, Swati's face
changes to a slightly softer look, and she calls out in an odd voice for "Papa."
She tells "Papa" that she's feeling very afraid, which causes Rajan to freeze in
his tracks. That was the same thing that his dying daughter said to him before
he left her to see Swati the first time. Swati then gives him a very evil,
demented smile and starts cackling.
Rajan
holds up what he's been toying with, and we see he was actually preparing an
injection. He administers this, and Swati goes limp. He steps out into the
hallway and looks back into the room with trepidation. As he does so, his cell
phone rings. It's a call from the hospital, letting him know that his daughter
has just passed away. Rajan looks up at a portrait of Swati and Vishal and tells
them he'll be right there. He passes Vishal, who asks him what happened. Rajan
says that he's put her to sleep, and that she's got a psychological disorder.
Vishal tells him not to be stupid, and why can't he see what's really
happening here? Apparently, Vishal is thinking more along the lines of
possession instead of psychosis. Rajan says that he has a personal matter to
attend to, and that he's going. Vishal goes back upstairs as the camera pulls
back to show Bai cowering against the wall. We also get a look at Millennium
Boy, still happily sitting on the chair in the living room.
Over
at the hospital we see a gurney bearing Rajan's daughter being wheeled away.
Rajan and the first doctor Vishal had been talking to watch as she is taken away. The
doctor
offers his condolences, and tells Rajan that Vishal had called. He told Vishal
about Rajan's daughter, and that he offered to refer him to another psychiatrist
if he wants to take some time off. Rajan says that he doesn't want to leave this
case. He tells the doctor about how he thought, just for a moment, that Swati was relaying a
message from his daughter. The doctor doesn't react to his, and instead asks Rajan
if he's told Vishal that they think Swati suffers from Multiple Personality
Disorder.
They are interrupted by Qureshi, who walks up to them in the hall and does
his little nametag introduction again. He tells Rajan that he is sorry to hear
about his daughter, then asks if someone with MPD could pose a threat to
someone's life. Rajan thinks on it for a moment, then says that yes, it is a
possibility. Rajan then leaves, and Qureshi asks the doctor what he thinks about
Swati. The doctor tells him he won't discuss the case, and also leaves.
Back
at the apartment, Vishal is having a smoke out on the balcony. Bai tiptoes up to
him and tells him that she knows it's Manjeet's spirit that is causing the
trouble. She recognizes Manjeet's voice in all of the noises that Swati is
making. She tells him that doctors will not be able to help in this case, and he
needs to go to someone who "knows about these things." She urges him to do so
quickly, before time runs out!
It just so happens that Bai knows someone who can be of service here. We cut
to a darkly beautiful woman who is leading an outdoor class on the paranormal. She speaks to her students
at some length about death and the afterlife, and the world of the unseen. After
a blurry transition we see her going to her house, where she knocks on the door
and someone lets her in. She is told that she has a guest who needs to see her
about a problem he's having. Now, who could that be?
