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S1·E721 CID Dhoom – Under Water Action

Core Aired May 6, 2011 40 min
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Synopsis

A group of boys gone for scuba diving, find a dead body of a scuba diver. CID investigates and traces his identity by the serial number on the oxygen cylinder. The deceased was a famous scuba trainer, Dharam, and his death showed lack of oxygen as the reason but the cylinder was almost full so it was a case of murder. The weeds on his cloths indicate that he has been death for some time. What could be the mystery behind this mysterious death?

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Episode recap

In season one, episode seven hundred twenty-one of C.I.D., titled CID Dhoom – Under Water Action, a group of boys go scuba diving and discover the dead body of a scuba diver. The CID investigates the incident and is able to trace the identity of the deceased using the serial number located on the oxygen cylinder. The deceased is identified as Dharam, who was a famous scuba trainer. An examination shows that while lack of oxygen was the reason for death, the oxygen cylinder was found to be almost full, establishing that the case is a murder. Additionally, weeds found on the clothing of the deceased indicate that he has been dead for some time, leaving the team to uncover the mystery behind this mysterious death.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Season 1 Episode 721 of C.I.D. air?

Season 1, Episode 721 ('CID Dhoom – Under Water Action') originally aired on May 6, 2011.

How long is Season 1 Episode 721 ('CID Dhoom – Under Water Action')?

The runtime for this episode is approximately 40 minutes.

What happens in C.I.D. Season 1 Episode 721?

A group of boys gone for scuba diving, find a dead body of a scuba diver. CID investigates and traces his identity by the serial number on the oxygen cylinder. The deceased was a famous scuba trainer, Dharam, and his death showed lack of oxygen as the reason but the cylinder was almost full so it wa...

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