Karagar

Part 1

7 episodes · Aug 19, 2022

The seemingly immortal Mystery Man of Cell 145 is back with a staggering revelation rooted in the war-torn history of Bangladesh.

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  • Resurrection
    S1E1

    Resurrection

    Aug 19, 202224m

    The police discover a stranger in a cell closed for 50 years. The life of Jailer Mostak Ahmed, under various pressures from his family and superiors, becomes more miserable.

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  • Black Sheep
    S1E2

    Black Sheep

    Aug 19, 202222m

    The prison authorities fail to understand how the stranger entered the cell. In addition, everyone begins to fear him, and various speculations are born out of this ambiguity.

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  • Life and Death
    S1E3

    Life and Death

    Aug 19, 202227m

    The jail authority secretly brings in a sign language interpreter to communicate with the stranger. The stranger claims that he has been in prison for 250 years.

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  • History and Mystery
    S1E4

    History and Mystery

    Aug 19, 202231m

    The inmates begin to address the stranger as 'Gazi Peer'. Gazi Baba pronounces people guilty or innocent just by looking at their eyes. Meanwhile, it is revealed that Gazi Baba has come from a secret prison in Andaman.

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  • Light and Shadow
    S1E5

    Light and Shadow

    Aug 19, 202228m

    Gazi Baba's prolonged interrogation enrages his followers. Deputy Jailer asks Mostak, what if the widely known story about this cell happens again?

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  • Spirit and Ghosts
    S1E6

    Spirit and Ghosts

    Aug 19, 202225m

    Mostak Ahmed and Gazi Baba face each other. Unable to control his temper, Mostak raised his hands on him.

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  • Lost Sheep
    S1E7

    Lost Sheep

    Aug 19, 202234m

    Raju, a prisoner who got caught thanks to the powers of Gazi Baba, is extremely angry with him. On the other hand, Mostak and the Deputy Jailer count hours till night when they will finally find answers to their questions.

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