This is what R. Madhavan and Amit Sadh's series 'Breathe' is about!

Details on the first 3 episodes inside...

Published: Wednesday,Jan 24, 2018 18:51 PM GMT-07:00

Tanzim Pardiwalla

Breathe is a gritty psychological drama that follows the lives of ordinary men faced with extraordinary circumstances. Kabir Sawant (Amit Sadh), a brilliant but unconventional officer of the Mumbai Crime Branch, puts the pieces together of seemingly unconnected deaths of organ donors that lead to an unlikely suspect - the affable Danny Mascarenhas (R. Madhavan). As Danny faces the difficult choice between morality and the slim possibility of saving his dying son's life, Kabir will not stop till he cracks the case and delivers justice.

Here's what the first three episodes are about-

Episode 1 - The Promise

Date of release: January 26, 2018

Danny's world comes crashing down as Josh's (Danny's son) health deteriorates rapidly and death becomes a matter of time. An organ transplant is the only hope for Josh's survival. Danny makes a dangerous commitment to himself and walks down a path of no return. Kabir cracks a nexus between a corrupt cop and a local drug cartel but in doing so exposes himself and his unit to public criticism on social media.

Episode 2 - The Hunt Begins

Date of release: January 27, 2018

Danny starts researching the organ donation process. After tracking down potential organ donors, Danny zeroes in on his first target, Verma and plots an unconventional way to bring Josh one step closer to survival. Kabir refuses to let go of his troubled memories as he and Ria (Kabir's wife) face divorce.

Episode 3 - Safety First

Date of release: January 28, 2018

Danny gets emboldened and selects his second target, the young techie Rahul. When Danny's best-laid plan goes awry, he makes a desperate and brutal attempt. Kabir's instinct leads him to begin an investigation into the case. Kabir and Prakash (Kabir's deputy) are convinced that there is more to Rahul's accident than meets the eye.

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