NCR - Nithari Crime Report

The series begins with a glimpse into the hedonistic lifestyle at Bungalow H5, where the owner and his servant, Jaggi, engage in drinking and eating "roasted meat". The atmosphere is tense, as a guest named Sheena notes the house is beautiful but feels unsettled. The episode hints at a sinister undercurrent regarding what is being served as "main course".

A distraught father searches for his 21-year-old daughter, Payal, who went to Bungalow H5 for night-shift "call center work" and never returned. When he confronts the bungalow owner and Jaggi, they deny knowing her and forcibly remove him. The father attempts to file a police report, but the local inspector is dismissive, suggesting she may have simply eloped

Pressure mounts on the bungalow owner as the police begin to investigate the servant, Jaggi. It is revealed that Payal was indeed at the bungalow and had been working as a part-time call girl. The owner tries to distance himself from Jaggi, claiming the servant has been missing for four days. An officer uses aggressive interrogation tactics to demand Jaggi’s address

The police catch and interrogate Jaggi using brutal methods to extract a confession. Despite the violence, Jaggi initially denies the killings. The investigators fear they will be in trouble if they kill him before he talks. The episode focuses on the "ice treatment" and other physical pressures used by officers Vikram and Mayank

Jaggi begins to confess to the murders of Payal and another girl named Rupa. He describes a chilling lack of remorse, stating that he killed them because they were "making noise" and he "doesn't like noise". He admits that while committing these acts, his "mind doesn't work

The full scale of the tragedy is revealed: Jaggi is accused of raping and murdering 16 children and a young woman. The most gruesome revelation emerges as news reports claim he not only killed them but also ate their flesh. Public outrage boils over into riots as the SIT (Special Investigation Team) struggles to find a witness to ensure a conviction.