SQUID GAME SEASON 1 EPISODE 9 "One Lucky Day" Full Episode Download For Free In Hindi

SQUID GAME SEASON 1 EPISODE 9 "One Lucky Day"  Full Episode Download For Free In Hindi

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Squid game season 1 episode 9

The final episode of Squid Game Season 1, titled "One Lucky Day," delivers a powerful and emotional conclusion to the intense series

. It picks up immediately after Sae-byeok's tragic death, leaving Gi-hun and Sang-woo as the final two players.

In the final eponymous Squid game, Gi-hun defeats Sang-woo after a brutal fight but refuses to kill him; instead begs him to stop the game using the third clause. Sang-woo declines, and asks Gi-hun to take care of his mother before stabbing himself, making Gi-hun automatically the winner by default. Gi-hun is returned to Seoul with a bank card to access the prize money, only to learn his mother died some time after he re-entered the games. A year later, still traumatized and unwilling to use the money out of guilt, Gi-hun receives an invitation card from "Gganbu" and is shocked to find a declining Il-nam on his deathbed. Il-nam reveals he created the game to entertain the bored and wealthy like himself, choosing childhood games and participating in Gi-hun's group for nostalgia. As they talk, Il-nam wagers with Gi-hun on whether an unconscious man in the street will be helped before midnight. The man is helped just in time, but Il-nam dies shortly after. Gi-hun retrieves Sae-byeok's brother and arranges for Sang-woo's mother to care for him after giving them a share of the prize money. On the way to the airport to reconnect with his daughter in Los Angeles, Gi-hun sees the same game recruiter playing ddakji with a new player and manages to take the player's invitation card. He calls the card's number before boarding his plane, demanding to know who is behind the games. The Front Man answers, ordering Gi-hun to board his flight, but Gi-hun ends the call and returns to the terminal.

Key events and themes

• The Final Game: Squid Game: Gi-hun and Sang-woo face each other in the titular Squid Game, a childhood game with deadly consequences. The game is played in the pouring rain, making the fight more brutal and physical. Gi-hun, fueled by anger over Sae-byeok's death, fights fiercely against his childhood friend. He eventually gains the upper hand, but cannot bring himself to kill Sang-woo.
• A Final Decision and Sang-woo's Sacrifice: Gi-hun stops the fight and suggests they both forfeit the game, choosing to prioritize humanity over the money. However, Sang-woo, recognizing the dark path he has taken and perhaps realizing his actions are irredeemable, refuses. In a devastating act, he stabs himself in the neck, eliminating himself from the game and making Gi-hun the winner. His dying wish is for Gi-hun to look after his mother.
• Il-nam's Revelation: The episode takes an unexpected turn as it's revealed that Oh Il-nam, the seemingly kind elderly player Gi-hun befriended, is actually alive and the mastermind behind the games. He explains that he started the games with his wealthy friends as a way to alleviate their boredom and feel alive, having grown tired of their vast fortunes. Il-nam was suffering from a brain tumor and chose to participate in the games for one last thrill before he died. He makes a final bet with Gi-hun, asking if someone will help a man on the street by midnight, according to Collider.
• Gi-hun's Path Forward: After winning the game, Gi-hun returns to a world that feels hollow and broken, and finds his mother has died. He eventually discovers Il-nam's true identity, shaking his perception of humanity and the games. He fulfills his promise to Sae-byeok by taking care of her brother and leaves him with Sang-woo's mother. Gi-hun, now with the prize money, grapples with the trauma of his experience.
• A New Determination: Gi-hun, seeing the salesman recruiting another person into the game, realizes the cycle of violence is continuing. He confronts the salesman, takes the game card from the new prospect, and calls the number on the card, defiantly stating that he is not a horse and will not be silenced. Despite the Front Man's warnings, Gi-hun makes a decision to turn away from a flight to see his daughter and walks away with a determined look, suggesting a commitment to confronting the creators of the game and ending the cycle of violence, according to Netflix. 

The finale of Squid Game is a complex and thought-provoking conclusion that leaves viewers pondering the nature of humanity, the allure of wealth, and the devastating consequences of extreme desperation. The ambiguous ending suggests Gi-hun's journey is far from over, hinting at a larger fight against the forces behind the games