Gyaarah Gyaarah - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Officer Yug tries solving a cold case with the support of senior cop Vamika. But in a twist of fate, a defunct walkie-talkie springs to life at 11:11 PM, connecting Yug to a past Officer Shaurya.
Episode 2
Aditi's abduction and murder case takes a chilling turn. Amidst flashbacks of suspects and an evil nurse, the plot thickens. The connection with Officer Shaurya at 11:11 PM hints at altering the past.
Episode 3
While Vamika pushes the Nurse for a confession on the case, the team together are assigned to solve the "Tie and Die" killings. Will Yug be able to blur the lines of past and present to serve justice?
Episode 4
Vamika receives a call from Yug when speaking to the victim's daughter, confirming that he is a survivor of the Tie and Die serial killing case. In '90, Shaurya captures the suspected killer based on Yug's tip.
Episode 5
In 1990, Palak, a dancer set to meet Shaurya, travels alone, only to encounter a driver named Brahmdutt. In 2016, Yug awaits updates on Palak's murder case from Shaurya, only to be kept hanging.
Episode 6
In 1990, a child gets abused by his mother, unravelling patterns of the 'Tie and Die' killer's method. In 2016, Vamika's search leads her to a hospital room only to find Brahmdutt's son, Birju. A trail of attacks follows.
Episode 7
Set in '98, Shaurya looks into a complex murder case involving gangsters. Meanwhile, Vamika deals with familial pressures at a wedding. In 2016, Yug uncovers worrying details about Shaurya's past.
Episode 8
In 2016, tensions escalate as Yug tries to solve old cases while Vamika deals with office politics and familial pressures. A high-profile kidnapping shakes the team, sparking a race against time.
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