A dark medical mystery set inside a troubled hospital, where you follow medical records, personal betrayals, and hidden motives to uncover what really happened in the operating theater.
After a mysterious six-month hiatus, the brilliant Dr. Khanna has returned to the operating theater at St. Lazarus. But his first surgery back isn't a triumph, it’s a massacre.When a routine procedure ends in an 'insane' act of negligence, the police are pulled into a labyrinth of illicit affairs, family betrayals, and professional sabotage. Everyone is a suspect, everyone has a motive, and the man at the center of it all is a doctor who seems like a total stranger to those who love him most.
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