CID Episode 11 - Gumnaam Hai Koi - 25th January

First Previous

Page

Next Last

Frequent Posters

FlauntPesimism

@FlauntPessimism

Viewbie

+ 9

Posted: 8 months ago

#21

Originally posted by: Nikita_99503

Yup... I was right. This was the entire premise of the episode. They had shown a similar case back in season 1 too and we have a second case once again.

I was hoping that probably Daya will make some comments like jinko ma baap mil jaate hain unko unki kardra nhi hoti .

Daya was an orphan so he might cherish the thought of having parents morw

Quote

IF Veteran Member

@CID-fan-394

Alumni

+ 33

Team Silver Trio

Posted: 8 months ago

#22

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism
By the way did anyone notice, today Abhijeet once called Daya as boss?? I personally think it is the first time, earlier it was only Daya who addressed Abhijeet as boss at times.
I think it's a subtle hint that Abhijeet and Daya have finally become equal in designation...
What do you all think

They've always been equals right? Both of them have been calling each other by names since 2005

Quote

Looks like you are new here. Register for free, learn and contribute.

Menrva

@Minionite

Channel Moderator

+ 45

Team Silver Trio

Posted: 8 months ago

#23

Gems:

Abhijeet using the word "boss". YES! Finally my long-time wish has been fulfilled. We've always heard Daya using the term "boss" just in a friendly way for Abhijeet but never the other way around. Thank you new CVs. Thank you! And then Daya using "boss" immediately right after.
Abhijeet and Purvi's entry into the ashram in disguise. I get it was supposed to be an emotional take on how kids leave their parents behind, but I couldn't stop laughing throughout that short scene. Purvi being like ache se rakho bure se rakho mujhe ek bhi phone nahi aana chahiye.
The smirks on Daya's and Pankaj's faces when they catch the culprit was priceless. And then the way they just exchange glances with those smirks intact.
ACP Pradyuman and Dr. Salunkhe's last scene. It was both touching and a sweet gem to end on.

Issues/questions:

Huh? Paint and metallic item leads to death? I'm not an electrician but that seems a bit odd to me. Maybe it's possible, but not sure.
Just cause someone wraps tape around a wire, it doesn't make them good at electrical work. I can do that and I can also still get a shock cause the idiot-in-me forgets not to touch a live wire. (Yes I've done both. )
Wait, I'm confused. Whose voice was the one saying Humpty Dumpty?

Good:

The thrill factor - that Humpty Dumpty voice, the build-up to murders - the CVs have really upped the thrill factor. You never know what can happen next.
The origami with the Humpty Dumpty poem was a nice way to show serial killers and their use of some type of "signature".
Purvi suggesting the other meaning of the poem, Humpty Dumpty. They're finally giving her, her old role back.
Tying the deaths with how the victims did wrong with their own parents was a good bit of investigative work.
The officers being a bit hesitant to ask Sagar's mother if he ever put in an old-age home was a nice touch because it shows their emotional side.
The fact that the team all sympathized with Arvind's reasoning and motives was a nice touch. We didn't get enough of this emotional side in the first season, especially towards the end.

Overall verdict: I give this episode a 4 out of 5. I had a few issues with the episode, the biggest being the way they tested for who knows electrical work. Other than that a very good episode.