Dino Morea was back at the EOW today — this time not for a film premiere, but for a six-hour grilling over the Mithi River scam. The actor, who’s been linked to the Rs 65-crore fraud case since last year, arrived at Mumbai’s Economic Offences Wing office at 1 pm and left only after 7.15 pm, his statement recorded, documents verified. No arrest was made, but sources say he could be summoned again. That’s the quietest part of it: no drama, no press conference, just the slow creep of legal process. The EOW is checking papers tied to accounts allegedly under Morea’s name, seven in total. And those linked to his brother Santino, who jointly owns UBO Ridez Pvt. Ltd. With Ketan Kadam’s wife, Punita. Both brothers are now under scrutiny, though Dino has so far avoided formal charges. Five people have been arrested already. Three chargesheets filed. The case isn’t closing. It’s just moving forward, one questioning at a time. And if the next summons comes, it might not be so polite.