Ep 3. Angel of Death

The Family Man is an Indian web television series created, directed and produced by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. The season 2 episode 3 of the series is titled "Angel of Death."

The episode starts with Srikant Tiwari (played by Manoj Bajpayee), a middle-class man with a double life as a National Intelligence Agency (NIA) agent, trying to juggle between his family life and work. He is assigned to track down the mastermind behind a terror attack planned on the city of Mumbai. The terrorists, who are planning a major attack, are all trained by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI, under the guidance of its chief Mahmood.

The episode takes an unexpected turn when Srikant and his team come across a potential lead in the form of a street vendor in Hyderabad. The vendor, who is a former terrorist and a close friend of ISIS operative Sameer, is now living a peaceful life with his family, unaware of the trouble that's about to come his way. Srikant's team tries to extract information from the vendor about Sameer's whereabouts but soon discovers that he is not living alone. The vendor has a young daughter named Asma who suffers from a rare medical condition.

The whole idea of involving a little girl in a mission troubles Srikant, as he is a family man himself. The show then gradually shifts focus towards the complexities of Srikant's personal life, as he struggles with his own demons while trying to protect his family and country. Meanwhile, the vendor receives a call from Sameer, who is now in Mumbai, instructing him to protect a woman, who is the next target of the terrorist attack. Soon after, ISI agents, who have been keeping tabs on the vendor, come to find him along with Srikant's team on their tail.

The episode's title, "Angel of Death," seems to be related to Srikant, who in his quest to catch the bad guys, ends up becoming the "Angel of Death" for many innocents. His work has already put his wife and two kids in danger, and now the life of a young girl is also at stake. Srikant is under immense pressure and it's affecting his judgment. The episode displays Srikant's moral dilemma about the ethics of his job as he must make tough decisions without putting innocent lives in jeopardy. The episode also questions the morality behind the definition of being a hero.

Overall, the episode is a perfect mix of action, suspense, and emotions, making it an ideal watch for anyone looking for a thriller. It showcases the dark side of the Nation's security while also emphasizing the importance of family values and human life. The show manages to maintain the same level of intrigue that was present in the previous seasons. Once again, the show manages to strike the right chord with its viewers, giving them an adrenaline rush like no other.