This movie also reflects a problem, that is, the existence of a series of stereotypes about the Indian police, such as those who do not really handle cases and have a bad attitude. The protagonist policeman is really handling the case, and he is not as "cheeky" as the police officer who is so frank. His behavior looks more like a "gentleman". Moreover, I had suspected that he was a murderer in the middle, and used "solving a case" to get a promotion, but the fact is not, it will also make me and those who have this idea to reflect.
Speaking of movies, some investigations are indeed a little rough, and they are not as meticulous as the FBI. It may be a conditional factor, and the Indian people may think it is normal.
The ending didn't satisfy me, and it would have been better to see a statement that it would be years later to read the book and search the autopsy report and the vial to find out the truth. The thought I just finished watching was that the male protagonist bought a plane ticket but did not board the plane. The police chased him to his seat, and the scene of another male protagonist escaping would be more "thoughtful" than in the movie.
But there are a few sentences at the end, I can't remember clearly. It means that the male protagonist relied on coincidence to blame the criminal on others. The name of the movie is also "The Mystery Case". It was a passenger who was late, and the director may have let the coincidence take care of it.
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