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When India's most famous actress goes missing, the search for her chips away at the flawless facade of her life and family, revealing painful truths.
Anamika’s sudden disappearance launches an investigation. Flashes of the preceding weeks reveal her strained marriage and a troubling incident at home.
As public concern for Anamika grows, Avi suspects Nikhil while Shobha distrusts Manish. Amara recalls Anamika’s concern over her acting aspirations.
Shobha questions Nikhil’s film financier. In flashbacks, truths emerge about Anamika’s wealth and Manish’s diagnosis. Anamika wonders what Avi is hiding.
Earlier weeks reveal Anamika's growing defiance and an altercation that leaves Avi distraught. In the present, Billy begins his own search for Anamika.
Shobha’s alarming discovery spawns more arguments within the family. In the past, pressure pushes Amara near a breaking point and Anamika faces danger.
A visit to Manish’s farmhouse gives Anamika clarity. In the present day, amid news of a murder, a music launch for Anamika and Manish’s film turns tense.
The police team rushes to track down the site of an alarming clue. Shobha urges Avi to tell her what he knows — and he lets damning family secrets spill.
A sad development stokes public frenzy. While Shobha can't shake a gut feeling on Anamika's whereabouts, someone else knows more than they let on.
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