S1·E597 Aawaazein
Synopsis
A woman is found murdered in a crowded mall, when her body suddenly fall off the upper balcony of the building. Peculiarly, CID’s forensic report reveals that the woman was killed by electrocution. But the case takes an unprecedented turn when Tarika begins to behave strangely, destroying evidence after a voice in her head tell her to. Who is doing this to Tarika, and is it connected to the victim’s death? Watch as CID solve the case.
Episode recap
In episode 597 of C.I.D., titled Aawaazein, a woman is found murdered in a crowded mall when her body suddenly falls off the upper balcony of the building. The subsequent forensic report by the C.I.D. team reveals the peculiar detail that the victim was actually killed by electrocution.
The investigation then takes an unprecedented turn when Tarika begins to behave strangely. Following the instructions of a voice in her head, Tarika destroys evidence related to the case. This unusual development raises critical questions for the team as they try to determine who is influencing Tarika in this manner and whether her bizarre actions are connected to the victim's murder. The C.I.D. officers must work to solve this multifaceted case and uncover the truth behind both the mysterious electrocution at the mall and the strange mental manipulation affecting Tarika.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 1 Episode 597 of C.I.D. air?
Season 1, Episode 597 ('Aawaazein') originally aired on December 18, 2009.
How long is Season 1 Episode 597 ('Aawaazein')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 40 minutes.
What happens in C.I.D. Season 1 Episode 597?
A woman is found murdered in a crowded mall, when her body suddenly fall off the upper balcony of the building. Peculiarly, CID’s forensic report reveals that the woman was killed by electrocution. But the case takes an unprecedented turn when Tarika begins to behave strangely, destroying evidence a...