S1·E667 Zindagi Aur Maut Ka Khel
Synopsis
Sangraam, a wrestler rushes back home to find his wife burned to death. CID reaches his house and starts their investigation, they come to know his servant is missing, just then Sangraam gets a call from Jaggu asking him to save her. On further investigation it is revealed that the dead body was not of Sangraam's wife. What happed to Sangraam's wife? Whose dead body was burned in their house?
Episode recap
In season one, episode six hundred sixty-seven of C.I.D., titled Zindagi Aur Maut Ka Khel, a wrestler named Sangraam rushes back home to find that his wife has been burned to death. The CID arrives at his house and initiates an investigation into the incident. During the course of their inquiry, the authorities discover that Sangraam's servant is missing from the premises. Shortly after this discovery, Sangraam receives a telephone call from Jaggu, who demands that Sangraam save her. As the investigation continues further, it is revealed through evidence that the severely burned dead body found at the house does not belong to Sangraam's wife. This unexpected revelation leaves the investigators with critical questions regarding the true identity of the person whose dead body was burned inside the house, as well as the actual whereabouts and fate of Sangraam's missing wife.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 1 Episode 667 of C.I.D. air?
Season 1, Episode 667 ('Zindagi Aur Maut Ka Khel') originally aired on October 29, 2010.
How long is Season 1 Episode 667 ('Zindagi Aur Maut Ka Khel')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 40 minutes.
What happens in C.I.D. Season 1 Episode 667?
Sangraam, a wrestler rushes back home to find his wife burned to death. CID reaches his house and starts their investigation, they come to know his servant is missing, just then Sangraam gets a call from Jaggu asking him to save her. On further investigation it is revealed that the dead body was not...