The episode is titled (unofficially by fans) "The Awakening of Kaal" .
Vyom encounters Kaal’s first henchman, a cyborg named Krodh (Rage). The fight sequence is pure 90s nostalgia: wire-fu punches, rubbery alien suits, and a soundtrack that sounds like a hybrid of Tron and a temple bell orchestra. Vyom uses a "chrono-disruptor" device, not to kill Krodh, but to freeze him in a time loop—trapping him in the same two seconds forever. Captain Vyom Episode 2
Published by: Retro TV Archive Date: April 16, 2026 The episode is titled (unofficially by fans) "The
Deep within a hidden asteroid base near Jupiter’s orbit, a cluster of scientists accidentally breaches a "temporal lock." From within emerges Kaal (played by Tom Alter), a skeletal, silver-haired tyrant from a parallel dimension. Kaal is not an alien in the traditional sense; he is a "time demon"—a being who feeds on chronological energy. His goal: to stop Earth’s future from ever happening. Vyom uses a "chrono-disruptor" device, not to kill
Episode 2 is often cited by fans as the episode where the series "found its feet." It moved from generic space adventure into a darker, more mysterious exploration of time as a weapon. For years, Captain Vyom was lost in the analog void—VHS tapes rotting in Doordarshan archives. However, in 2023, Disney+ Hotstar (which owns the Shemaroo catalog) began streaming remastered episodes. Episode 2 remains a fan favorite, complete with original Hindi dialogue and the iconic synth theme song. Final Verdict for Retro Viewers: Captain Vyom Episode 2 is a time capsule. It’s not Interstellar ; it’s not even Doctor Who . But it is a sincere, ambitious piece of 90s Indian television that dared to ask: What if our hero had to fight the concept of time itself?