'We were born, because of the 26/11.'
'A sensible man in Delhi'
'convinced another sensible and powerful man'
'that, not every battle is fought at the border.'
'He also managed to convince'
'that, there's no glory in dying on our own land.'
'In fact, it's in striking them hard on their turf.'
'After countless meetings and debates'
'and wasting the taxpayer's money, it was finally decided'
'that, an Elite program will be tested for five years.'
'And depending upon the results'
'the future course of action would be decided.'
'I was made in‐charge of this program.'
'12 people were chosen from the Police and Para‐Military force.'
'Once they agreed, their records were burnt'
'and the rules were set.'
'If they were ever caught'
'then, the government would exercise'
'Plausible deniability!'
'This meant two things.'
'First of all, their own country, their nation'
'would deny any knowledge of them.'
'And secondly'
'they were just a bank account number for this government.'
'They were then sent abroad to train with the best.'
'Their job was to hunt down danger and threat.'
'Regardless of it being in any corner of the world.'
'Since this was just a five‐year test run'
'we called our Black‐Op unit 'Baby'.'
'In the next four years, 'Baby' built deep assets'
'made intercepts and directly or indirectly'
'prevented around 24 blasts in the country.'
'We also nabbed 13 Most Wanted terrorists'
'and did eight encounters.'
'We were very successful, but we paid the price too.'
'After four years'
'only four from my original 12 man team survived.'
'This story is about Baby's last mission.'
'We believed that our training and experience was adequate.'
'We were wrong.'
Look at his face, he looks so pretty.
Jai Hind, sir. ‐ Jai Hind.
Sir, we've traced Rakesh.
They're constantly changing
his profile pictures using his own phone. ‐ God damn it!
Someone from his family might see this.
Block it immediately. ‐ Sure, sir.
One more time, just finish him fast. ‐ Yes..
Losing now.
Jamal turned on us. He got Rakesh captured.
They're planning serial blasts, sir.
Where? ‐ Somewhere in Delhi.
He's the handler for Lashkar.
When? ‐ Today!
We don't know anything else. No specifications.
Where's Ajay? ‐ In the van.
Can I? ‐ Yes.
Yes, sir. ‐ What's going on? ‐ They're discussing.
One wants to help, and the other one is stopping him.
Someone's using Rakesh's phone.
Sameer's sending you the coordinates.
Leave now! ‐ Yes.
Excuse me.
Thank you.
Come on. Make it fast.
Harder..
Keep going, don't stop.
Look at his face, man. That was good.
Nice.
Yes.
He seems to be loving it. ‐ Yes.
Do you want one more? ‐ Yes, of course.
Give it to him, right in the face.
Yes, he should taste his blood!
Don't stop. Keep going..
Oh no!
Yes, sir. ‐ Status?
Sir, Jamal escaped. ‐ And Rakesh?
He's not looking good, sir.
Take the call.
Okay.
Rakesh? Rakesh?
Move..
Move!
Move..
Hey!
Hey..
Oh, my God!
Excuse me. May I?
Okay.
Thank you.
You broke my trust, Jamal.
Jamal, where's the location?
Jamal, what's the location?
Where in Delhi, Jamal?
DLF Promenade Mall!
The mall is quite crowded, where are you?
DLF Promenade.
Copy, sir!
What time?
How many guys? ‐ What's the time?
What did you say? ‐ What's the time?
Yes.. In the name of God.
How do you feel now?
Get Jamal's entire family to DLF Promenade Mall now!
All of them.
Your family has been on stand‐by since morning.
Your parents, wife Zoya, sister Noorie.
You've a 6‐month‐old infant back home, right? ‐ Yes..
I want to see you laughing over their deaths.
You can't do this to me. ‐ Why?
Don't you remember? I can do anything.
Greetings. ‐ Greetings.
What's the name of your kid, Jamal?
How could I forget? Mohsin, right?
Congratulations!
Young Mohsin's going to be a martyr.
It's just that he doesn't know what an imbecile his father is.
And, if you wanted to see him die so soon
why did you bring him into this world in the first place?
Yes!
Make Jamal's family stand right in the middle of the mall. ‐ No.
Why is Mohsin crying?
Tell him that soon his hunger will be satiated.
How about a live‐telecast?
Do you want to see the live telecast?
Basement 3. Grey van.
5265. ‐ Which cell? ‐ Minar cell.
Fazal and Salim.
Take them out, and call me back.
I'll see you in a bit. Thanks.
Where's Iqbal?
Yes, Jai. ‐ Operation successful, sir.
We'll be out in 10. ‐ Any casualty on our side?
Negative. ‐ Hand over Jamal, and take the first flight out.
Right, sir.
Why did you do it?
You were one of our own.
There are going to be so many fireworks this year.
How many can you stop?
You can take him in.
Jamal!
Bilal.. Someone's here from your lawyer's office.
Needs you to sign something.
Greetings. ‐ Greetings.
You had asked for me. Is everything okay?
Have you ever been in jail?
What about my bail?
They're trying ‐ Tell them to expedite.
Call the neighbour.. Tell them to get active.
Yes. ‐ The ATS are starting to connect the dots.
Yes, I will.
The Delhi Mission failed.
Amazing!
These guys can't even keep their pants up
and they dream to be martyrs.
Mr. Taufiq was asking..
The date's drawing closer.
If you could tell us where do we have to place the stuff..
Tell Taufiq that if he's so concerned
then get me out of here first.
I am not..
I heard that Kasab was given an air‐conditioned cell.
I've obviously done more than him.
Hello. ‐ He isn't listening.
Says to call up the neighbours first.
First, he wants out. Only then will he cooperate.
What?
Were they caught?
No, they attained salvation.
May the Lord have mercy.
Do you know why these little efforts are failing?
The Lord wants us to do something big.
Amen.
Take a trip to India, Javed.
Yes.
It's time to get Bilal Khan out.
Praise the Lord..
I started this mission
with the grace of God.
I just received news
that America has put a bounty
of 10 million dollars on
Maulana Mohammad Rehman's head.
India is really happy on knowing this.
I want to advice
America and India
on this occasion.
They should direct their
time and their money
for their people.
Contribute it to the progress
of our Muslim brothers and sisters
living in their countries. ‐ Indeed..
Because
Mohammad Rehman
cannot be caught
until America recedes from Pakistan
and India recedes from Kashmir!
Praise the Lord..
India claims that yesterday
we killed some of their men on the border.
Praise the Lord..
What were they doing
on our land?
This has always been India's attitude.
They always project that it's entirely our mistake.
Praise the Lord..
Morning, gentlemen. ‐ Good morning.
Have a seat, Feroz. ‐ Thank you, sir.
It was close.
What was Rakesh doing in Istanbul?
We had an agent Jamal, who turned rogue.
He was recruiting for Lashkar and Islamic Jihad.
Rakesh was on a mission to finish him.
But Jamal got better of him.
You're making quite a good habit of all this, Feroz.
You saved lives. Their failure..
Their continuous failure is very soon going to demoralise them.
Congratulations. ‐ Congrats, Feroz.
With due respect, sir, I beg to differ.
With which part? ‐ They're not failing, sir.
Jamal was one of us. He worked for me.
It's our failure
that he left us and joined the enemy.
Jamal was a traitor. ‐ It's not that simple.
Jamal was an Indian.
The point being?
In the Taj attack, the man who gave out instructions
from Karachi's control room, Zabi‐Uddin‐Ansari
known as Abu Jindal, also known as Abu Hamza
is not a Pakistani.
He's an Indian by birth.
These terrorist organisations have succeeded
in convincing these people, that India is not their country.
And to act against it, by using their religion as a tool.
And now, our children are being recruited
from right under our noses, for terrorist training camps.
And after completing their training
they come back from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh or Nepal.
Using Facebook and Twitter
anyone can trigger a riot
in any part of our country right from his sitting desk.
What they couldn't achieve from the outside
is now getting initiated from within.
And the bitter truth is, if the members of the community feel
they do not belong here, and they're losing faith in us.
Then
that is the terrorist organisation's biggest success
and our biggest failure, sir.
Greetings. ‐ Greetings. ‐ Greetings.
Please come.
Why didn't you call?
I thought of surprising you.
You're still awake. ‐ I was reading something.
I missed you. ‐ I missed you too.
When will you stop lying?
Arjun doesn't
but this naughty one keeps asking of you all the time.
I need a drink. Will you have something?
No! How was your.. ‐ Conference?
Same old.. Boring.
Come, I'll tell you.
The presentation was on the third day.
Mr. Shukla was fiddling with the computer.
But he couldn't turn it on. He started sweating.
People were wondering what's wrong.
I was wondering too.
Later we realised that Mr. Shukla
hasn't pressed the power button.
Why do you always make up a story?
I can understand that you can't share your work details with me.
You'll need a story, it's important.
Why?
What if I don't return someday?
There must be some story about me.
For Arjun, you and Ananya.
Our friends. You know how it is.
Just shut up!
I had told you that we shouldn't get married.
Yes, and when I said let's not
then why did you keep chasing me?
I didn't want to lose you.
I.. I don't love you.
"I don't love you."
"But there is no such evening"
"when I, in my loneliness"
"don't wait for you."
"I don't love you."
"When you are not around me"
"the whole world seems to be deserted."
"Every flower loses its beauty."
"Everything seems strange."
"I don't love.."
The hearing on Jamshed Rashid, alias Bilal Khan's case ended.
Today's case was dismissed
due to the absence of witnesses.
The next hearing is on 4th of the coming month.
And as you can see, behind me..
Yes. ‐ The van is coming.
Stay there.
Hello.
'In breaking news, Bilal Khan'
'who was arrested last month from'
'Nagpur for a serial blast case'
'has managed to flee from custody.'
Okay. You are going to get a day off from school today.
Yes. ‐ Okay. ‐ Where are we going?
Shopping.
Shopping. ‐ Shopping. ‐ Movie.
Movie. ‐ And then movie. ‐ Doraemon.
Doraemon 2. ‐ We'll go and watch Doraemon 2. ‐ Doraemon 5.
And then we'll go and have lunch.
After lunch, we'll go to the ice‐skating rink.
We'll go for a picnic.
Okay, then we'll go for a picnic.
We'll have great fun.
Yes, we'll have great fun.
Dad's phone is ringing again.
Yes. On my way.
Just don't die.
Javed Khan is in Mumbai. That explains?
Sir, that explains everything.
These are the Airport CCTV footage grabs.
Arrived from Dubai yesterday. Is it him?
That's him, sir.
Is he under arrest? ‐ No.
ATS has received a tip, they're waiting for us.
Come, sir.
Sir, that's Aftab. He's the one who tipped us.
Approached us after watching
the news about Bilal Khan's escape.
And that's his father.
Ajay.
Hi, Aftab. Take a seat.
How old are you?
Sir, I'm 23 years old.
Qualification? ‐ I'm an engineer, sir.
So you're both, cool and smart.
So tell me what do you want to share.
Sir, I was in the second year of engineering
when all this started.
Sameer and Junaid were my friends.
And they introduced me to Mr. Taufiq.
Greetings. ‐ Greetings.
Mr. Taufiq arranged for some private scholarships
keeping my academic performance in mind.
I thought I deserved it.
But soon after, he called me and showed me some videos.
Videos of
riots
killings..
People getting slaughtered.
I was shaken, sir.
Since that day, I started receiving similar links
on my Facebook, Twitter and Gmail accounts.
The Assam link, Gujarat link and much more.
Around six months ago, I was called and told
that I, Sameer and Junaid along with two others
were going to Nepal for some special training.
And we were also told that
we were chosen amongst thousands.
I lied to mom and dad
that we're going on a college trip.
Right after landing at Kathmandu airport
we were taken to Rautahat.
After spending a night there
we were loaded onto a truck and taken to the border.
Our training lasted for two weeks.
We were trained to assemble the improvised explosive device.
When a test was conducted
they all praised me.
Because I was the best.
How were you the best?
Sir, I know how to trigger a CWID, VUID and RCID.
Even if it's command‐wire
radio, cell phone or victim operated.
I've learnt everything.
Sir, Mr. Taufiq called us yesterday for a meeting.
Each of us was assigned a task.
Some were supposed to deliver goods
while others were asked to collect some stuff.
Sir, there is an 11‐year‐old kid amongst us.
His name's Imran.
Sir, he's my uncle's son.
How would he know the difference between right and wrong?
What are they planning to do?
I don't know, sir.
I only saw Bilal Khan's picture in the meeting.
And..
This morning when I saw the news.. ‐ Where's Bilal?
I don't know, sir.
Where's Javed? ‐ I don't know, sir.
Last night, a few men arrived from Pakistan.
'The headquarters..'
Sameer told me that one of them was Javed Khan.
Only Mr. Taufiq knows where they are.
Where can I find Taufiq?
Zeenat Mahal. Sir, they need Bilal.
And they're planning something big.
Do you have any picture of Taufiq? ‐ Yes, sir.
Sir.. ‐ 9821311..
Sir..
Aftab, what you are doing needs a lot of courage.
Look at me. I'm proud of you.
We're all proud of you.
Good luck. And cooperate with these guys.
Okay? ‐ Okay, sir.
So, Ajay, how do you want to do it?
It's a small operation, sir.
I would like to lead a small team of ATS' men.
Sounds good.
Yes, sir, I'll keep you posted, sir.
Okay, sir.
Is it anyone's birthday today?
No. ‐ No, sir.
Sir, it's my marriage anniversary.
How many years has it been, Gawde?
16 years.
If you have survived your marriage of 16 years
you'll survive this too. Don't worry.
Sir, with you around, I've got nothing to worry.
In fact, we enjoy it.
Sir, you might remember
that we were together during the opera house ops.
Gawde, what happened to your moustache?
Sir, because of the marriage anniversary
my wife asked me to sport a clean look.
Move..
Move.
Sir, where can I find Taufiq?
Taufiq? First floor. ‐ Thank you.
Stand aside.
ATS Mumbai. We need to have a small chat.
Try to understand!
Hey.. You can't..
These people love me a lot.
As long as you're here
they will stop all work and keep standing outside.
And the crowd outside Zeenat Mahal will also keep growing.
So, what brings you here?
Where are Bilal and Javed Ali Khan?
What would you like to have? Some tea, coffee, cold drink?
Some other time, I'm in a bit of a hurry today.
I just want two people.
Where are Bilal and Javed Ali Khan?
Let me tell you a small story.
Listen carefully.
Remember the 2008 bomb blasts.
Two days later, the police stormed at my place.
Someone tipped them that
some kids from the Indian Mujahiddin
have sought refuge here.
They interrogated me continuously
for three days in their own style. But I didn't say a word.
I knew! But no!
Two days later, those kids
reached their destination, safe and sound.
Some imbecile betrayed us, but not me.
You know that religion column that we have?
I write Muslim, in Bold and Capital.
And now about your question?
Bilal, who?
Who is Javed Ali Khan?
Let me tell you a small story too.
I was in the Para‐Military forces.
We were deployed in Gujarat's Hindu‐Muslim riots.
We received an alert, that a Muslim family
comprising of mother, father and a 13‐year‐old kid
were stuck in the interiors.
And a radical Hindu militant organisation
had got news of them.
My colleagues were occupied
and since I was the closest, I responded.
When I arrived at the location, the family thought
that I was there to kill them.
After a great difficulty, they were assured.
In the evening, the crowd arrived
waving the Hindutva flag with swords, guns and petrol bombs.
I fought alone for 24 hours.
I was also shot twice.
Seven people were killed by me that day.
But kept that family safe, didn't allow a scratch on them.
That religion column that you were talking about..
We write Indian in Bold and Capital there.
Look, if I even get a scratch on me..
Why would you get a scratch?
Come on. Everyone, come on..
Get down.
Everyone, come on..
Come on.
Sir, he wants to say something.
Are you sure? ‐ Yes, sir.
Where's Bilal?
Only Javed knows.
Where's Javed?
14 Raybury Road..
William Docks.
Did you record that? ‐ Yes, sir.
Stay back. ‐ I said, stay back.
Stay back.
Stand here. ‐ Listen to me.
I said, stay back.
Why are you coming forward?
Stay back.
Taufiq, those people are standing out there
because they don't know the truth about you.
They don't know that you're an ISI agent.
If we don't find Javed at this given address
then we'll broadcast this clipping on breaking news.
And then we'll see how much these guys really love you.
Move..
Move back.
Move..
Yes, Ajay. ‐ Sir, we've an address.
We're heading there.
I'm sending you a video‐clip, sir.
It's just an update and needs no action, sir.
Are you okay?
Of course, sir. I'll call you back.
Good.
Gawde, you have to throw a party after this is over.
Of course, sir.
I reached there, but he was stuck in traffic.
Now not me..
Usmaan!
Javed Khan, hands up.
Gawde. ‐ Yes, sir.
You wanted an anniversary present, didn't you?
Will an imported one do? ‐ Of course, sir.
Take him in.
We need to show him our hospitality.
'News has just come in from William Dock, Mumbai'
'where one of the most dreaded terrorists Javed Ali, from LeT'
'killed himself and four police officers in a suicide explosion.'
'One officer was also reportedly injured in the attack.'
'ATS Mumbai carried out the operation'
'led by a tip and raided the compound.'
'They were successful in gunning down 8 terrorists.'
Excuse me, sir, something to drink?
Firstly, Mr. Rehman..
The allegation made by India.
Regarding the recent terrorist attacks
and Bilal Khan's escape.
Your name always comes up along with these incidents.
What is your opinion about it?
May the Lord lead the way!
India is a disturbed nation.
Mr. Rehman, you didn't answer my question.
I did.
India is a disturbed nation!
Why is India disturbed?
It's their mind‐set.
They're disturbed by Pakistan.
They're disturbed by me.
Whenever anything wrong happens in India
Pakistan and I get blamed for it.
India has warned that if we don't cooperate
they will launch a surgical strike.. ‐ Gentleman!
I know India.
They can do nothing.
'All they do is talk.'
'They shed tears and wail.'
'They can do nothing now'
'and they never ever will. God willing.'
Yes, Sameer. ‐ Sir, please come down.
Yes, Sameer.
Sir, Javed's hard drive is on.
Sir..
Wasim..
Isn't he missing? ‐ Yes, sir.
Last seen in Karachi, in 2011.
But according to IB, he's dead.
No, sir. IB's wrong.
He's alive and is in Nepal.
His new name is Abdul Haq.
And from out there, he handles recruitments for Lashkar and IM.
And he also raises funds for Rehman.
Wasim and Javed were in constant touch with him.
He is the one who funded Bilal's rescue operation.
These are a few emails shared between them.
They have used childish code words.
It took me less than 5 minutes to crack.
CD means Revolver.
DVD means Assault Rifles.
Pen Drive means Bullets and Detonators.
They used the word 'Dawaati' here.
It means preparation for the blast.
'Shaam' mean Delhi.
'Musa' means Gujarat.
'Baigu' means Bangalore. H is 'Hyderabad'.
They're planning something really nasty and big.
And Bilal is in‐charge of the operation.
In short, Wasim Sheikh has all the answers to your questions.
Can you find Wasim's present location?
He was in Kathmandu this morning.
He runs a Tours and Travels business, as a front.
I have been tracking his online activities since this morning.
He spent two hours on the internet.
Primarily watching Indian news sites and online channels.
Later, he made an online transfer of Rs. 12,000
to his family in Lucknow.
After that, he googled for Sunny Leone's sexy wallpapers.
And he was there for some time.
Good job, Sameer. Well done.
Thank you, sir.
What do you say, Ajay?
Sir, let's get Wasim.
If we go through the process, it'll take ages.
And if we inform the local authorities
the media will find out.
Let's keep it discreet, sir.
Did you hear Rehman's speech? ‐ Yes, sir. I did.
It's our fault, sir.
When the Americans killed Osama in Abbottabad
some of our politicians excitedly stated
that, we should carry out surgical strikes too.
To get Abdul Rehman.
But if only they had quietly carried out the strike
instead of propagating it
then today we would've been in a better position.
How many do you need? ‐ One!
We'll do a honey trap, sir
and we need ground support for our safe return.
We will keep it very simple. In and out.
Wasim will be our custody, before anybody knows.
That sounds good.
But we'll have to inform the Ministry.
I just jot that down in my diary and..
Hold on.
Yes, Mr. Feroz.
Mr. Gupta, how are you?
We need to meet the minister.
Sir is on a tight schedule.
I suggest that you call tomorrow. ‐ Forget it, then.
We'll meet after the blasts. ‐ Hello.
Please come, I'll arrange for it.
Yes.
Nonsense! Yes..
Have it.
Just two more minutes.
The BBC people are here, so..
You see, sir has managed to create
a very peaceful ambience in the entire country.
Even the opposition is stunned
about how he has got things under control.
Yes, it's only him who is doing everything!
You seem offended.
Who's going to lead the way?
Who's change of face?
The face of change..
That's it. Who is it?
Of course, our Minister.
You're taunting me now.
No, Mr. Gupta.
In just last week alone
24 of our officers died collectively.
But people are bound to die, that's their job.
Yes, sir.
Okay, sir.
Sir, this is our best chance to find Bilal.
Wasim is our best lead.
When? ‐ In the next 24 hours, sir.
How will you do it without telling Nepal?
It'll be done, sir.
We don't want to make any noise about it, sir.
I can't sanction this, Feroz.
Sir, nothing will be official about it.
It'll be a covert operation.
If something goes wrong
we do not know Ajay. ‐ Yes, sir.
What's the plan, Feroz? ‐ Sorry, sir.
What's the plan?
I heard you the first time.
Sorry, sir.
Excuse me, Mr. Khan.
Would you like me to serve you some snacks?
No, thank you.
Mrs. Khan?
I'll have a glass of juice.
Thank you. ‐ Sure, ma'am.
You were snoring, sir.
Stop being my wife.
Welcome, sir.
Enjoy your stay, sir.
Thank you.
Take it. ‐ Thank you, sir.
No need to stay for more than five minutes.
Fix a meeting for tomorrow at 11, in this hotel.
Keep it straight and simple.
Okay? Good luck.
Sir.
Hi, Jayesh. ‐ How are you, Mr. Wasim?
I'm fine.
We are on. ‐ Okay, sir.
Tell me. ‐ I'm leaving now.
Call me in the evening. ‐ Okay.
Sorry. ‐ No problem.
Well, hold on..
Can you please guide me to this address?
Where are you from?
Mumbai.
What for?
To meet Mr. Abdul Haq.
One of his contacts sent me here.
Come.
Sorry. ‐ All right.
Sit.
Sit, I'll be right back.
Mr. Abdul has gone, for a meeting.
I've left a message for him.
So, how can I help you?
No.
I want to talk to him.
Don't worry, I am very close to him.
Who sent you?
I am here on behalf of Mr. Taufiq.
After his martyrdom, I was instructed
to come here and handover a package to Mr. Abdul.
Who sent you?
They don't have names.
I received a phone call
and the next day, I received some money and tickets.
Are you alone?
No, Rafiq's with me.
We've been sent here posing as a married couple.
Where's the packet?
At the hotel.
How will you recognise Mr. Abdul?
He will need to speak to someone in India.
After they are reassured, I'll know
whether to handover the packet or not.
Just send him to this hotel tomorrow at 11.
Goodbye. ‐ Wait.
I'm heading that way, I'll drop you.
No, it's all right.
It's not a problem. Come on. ‐ No, it's okay.
I said, it's not a problem.
Come on. Let's go.
Sorry.
Come. I am driving.
What's your name? ‐ What?
Name? ‐ Shabana Kaif.
Yes, Rafiq.
What are you doing? ‐ Yes, it's all right. Bye.
Who was it?
Rafiq, the guy who's come with me.
He's going to the casino.
Shabana
I am Abdul Haq.
I will take that packet now.
Will you go to Imperial hotel?
Bye.
Come on, hurry up.
Mr. Taufiq always said such great things about you.
Stop the car on the side.
Thank you, sir.
Sorry.
Take a seat, I'll be right back.
Hello. ‐ Sir, he came along.
What do I do?
Keep him busy, I'll be right there.
Okay, sir.
Would you like to have something, Mr. Abdul?
Search him. ‐ Sir..
Hello. ‐ Yes, tell me.
Are you in a conference?
No.
Tomorrow is Ananya's birthday. Can you make it?
Of course.
Call home and invite everyone on our behalf.
And try to.. ‐ Anjali, can I call you back?
Why?
I am in the middle of something.
I asked you whether you're busy or not?
You said, you were not!
Sorry.
That's all you always say.
Call me back once you're free.
Okay, bye.
All he's got is money, nothing else.
No cell phone. ‐ Sir, we got him.
We're bringing him back, by road.
Message me the car details.
Indian Air Force will help you out at the Sanauli border.
Right, sir. Thank you.
Inject him. ‐ Okay, sir.
'Where's Javed?'
'14 Raybury Road, William Dock!'
'Did you record it ‐ Yes, sir.'
What do you think?
I don't know, sir.
We don't have time, Ajay.
I'll try.
Bring me the stuff.
What's this?
Rod.
And that?
Gel.
Wait..
Hold on, please.
Look, I am a businessman.
You guys keep beating me up all the time.
First that madam thrashed me, now you.
Ask me what you want to know.
Ask me.
Where's Bilal?
Please, step away first.
Come in front.
Please.
Look, you don't understand what I am saying.
I am a businessman.
I only work for money.
Where's Bilal?
First, promise that you'll set me free.
Look, I've got nothing to do
with this India‐Pakistan or Hindu‐Muslim war.
I only give service and make money. That's it.
And I can be useful to you in the future too.
The thing is..
Okay.
Bilal is in Al‐Dera.
He's got a big meeting tomorrow.
To finalise the rest of the planning
and also the funding.
What are they planning next?
What are your big plans? ‐ I don't make plans.
They do all that, I am just..
A businessman. ‐ Yes.
What are they thinking of?
Have you heard of Jumbo Jet room and Nanhe Mujahid?
They will be carrying out the rest of the plan.
I just wrote it down.
Hold on.
Yes, Mr. Feroz.
I need to see sir..
Sir is on a very tight schedule.
I suggest that.. ‐ Mr. Gupta!
Yes.
Come. I'll arrange for it.
Yes.
Mr. Gupta.
I don't know anything more.
Yes.
I told you everything.
Then, why did you hit me?
Out of habit.
Yes, sir.
We have to go with it.
Sir.
I'll call you back.
Afternoon, sir. ‐ Good afternoon.
Good afternoon, sir.
Sir, we've found Bilal Khan.
According to me, the story goes like this..
Indian Mujahideen and Lashkar
were jointly planning an attack.
But suddenly Bilal Khan got apprehended.
Lashkar's leaders still wanted to execute the plan.
But IM wanted to free Bilal Khan first.
So Wasim mobilises funds from Nepal.
Javed comes down to India from Pakistan.
And with his help, Bilal Khan escapes.
But the threat still looms, sir.
Now if we want to stop them
we'll need to stop Bilal Khan.
What were they planning?
We've intel that Bilal Khan
will activate a unit of Lashkar's Jumbo Jet Room.
Tell me more on this.
Sir, Jumbo Jet Room is Lashkar's aerial attack unit
and it's based in Karachi.
There are about 150 men in this unit.
Pilots, mercenaries, para‐troopers and what not.
They can attack in any form
right from 9/11 to Fedayeen type attacks.
Ajay, will you?
Sir, our ex‐officer Jamal, warned me
that this year there are going to be a lot of fireworks.
Jamad‐Ud‐Dawa publishes a fortnightly magazine
for kids.
Nanhe Mujahid.
Pakistan has banned it.
We just learned that Nanhe Mujahid is being upgraded.
It'll be an independent militant wing.
Sir, Bilal's in Al‐Dera right now.
To plan the funding and the future plans for both groups.
Then he'll head straight to Karachi
and try to execute his plans.
They'll carry out aerial attacks on a large scale.
Target in all probability, Delhi or Mumbai.
Or maybe both.
So now?
Sir, we have caught three of their
most important men in last two days.
We've confirmed intel about Bilal as well.
If we get Bilal, then that will be a big blow to them.
Get Bilal means?
Eliminate!
After killing Bilal, we will bring Wasim before the media.
The message will be loud and clear.
That we're not behind them
in fact, we're two steps ahead of them.
This is a big opportunity, sir.
And I don't think we should miss it.
Where is Bilal?
He's in Saudi Al‐Dera, sir. ‐ What?
Are you out of your mind, Feroz?
I mean who do you think you are? The Mossad?
The idea has merit, sir.
First Nepal and now this.
Sir, Nepal was an extremely successful operation.
But Saudi Al‐Dera?
Feroz, you don't need me to tell you
that this is a very dumb idea.
It's risky, sir, but it's not a dumb idea.
We've a deep asset in Saudi Al‐Dera.
And with his help, this idea is definitely possible.
What are the percentages?
Five percent, sir. It's a great percentage.
I even go on one percent.
No, Feroz. I cannot sanction this.
Sir, just like Nepal, this will be a covert operation, as well.
Nothing. I repeat, nothing will be official.
Even internally.
If something goes wrong..
If something happens to Ajay, then..
We do not know him.
Can I talk to you in private?
Excuse me.
When you keep saying in front of this officer
that if anything goes wrong, we will disown him
how much of it do you really mean?
I mean it fully, sir.
I am sorry.
We get some officers like him, a bit crazy and stubborn.
All that they care about is their nation and patriotism.
They don't want to die for their country.
In fact, they want to live for the country.
So that they can protect it until the last breath.
And are we doing enough for them?
No, sir.
But the fact is
they don't even care.
How many men do you need?
One backup and a technician.
Take Shukla.
Sir, why are you doing this to me?
How many hours do you spend in the gym?
Daily four hours, sir.
Ever tried Sudoku? ‐ No, sir.
Try Sudoku for 30 minutes a day.
I talked to him, sir.
He said that..
Good evening. ‐ Mr. Shukla's here.
Hello, sir. ‐ Good evening, sir.
Evening, Shukla.
Sir, I don't want to work with this man.
Stop crabbing, Shukla.
No, sir. I don't want to work with him.
He always gets me in a tight spot.
He's a reckless man.
I barely escaped death in Bangladesh and Iraq.
It was me who saved your life.
It was you who got me in that spot.
He changes the entire plan at the last minute.
And the entire mission goes haywire.
I am sorry, sir.
It's called improvisation, Mr. Shukla.
I see.
Fine, I won't do it.
No, sir. I don't want to work with him.
Fine, sir. Jai and I will handle this.
Tarzan and Hulk will handle this operation jointly.
God save the country.
Enough, Shukla. ‐ No, sir.
I don't want to work with him.
'Ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the crew'
'I ask that you please direct your attention'
'to the monitor above as we review the emergency procedures.'
'There are six emergency exits on this aircraft.'
'Take a minute to locate the exit closest to you.'
Our first job was to provide a cover
and create a background for our team.
We floated a Gujarat based oil company overnight.
And gave it 15 years of history.
We even gave a background
to three of the company's employees.
Then in a fake mail trail
we fixed an urgent meeting between
our Indian company and Saudi Al‐Dera company.
The Al‐Dera company belonged to our deep asset, Ashfaq.
Ashfaq was groomed by Ajay.
Ashfaq was in Al‐Dera for four years.
We helped him setup his business.
Ashfaq's job was to provide us with local support.
Hi.. ‐ He was very reliable.
He had also been arrested a few times.
But every time, he would get bail inside of an hour.
He knew something really bad about someone really important.
We knew more about Al‐Dera than America.
Ashfaq, what about our stuff?
It's in the bags.
Everything?
More than everything.
Bilal's staying in a desert resort. In the villa section.
Under the name of Firdaus Ali.
You're all booked in a room in the other wing.
The other details are in the bag.
Just keep looking down.
And avoid the CCTV cameras as much as you can.
According to Wasim
Bilal's meeting was scheduled on the same evening.
So we decided that they will kill Bilal the same night
and leave for the airport immediately.
Their return flight
was scheduled for next morning, at 5.30 a. m.
Enjoy your stay, sir. ‐ Thank you.
Thank you. ‐ Thank you, sir.
Vijay. ‐ Thanks. ‐ Brijmohan.
Rahul.
Good luck.
What's the plan, Mr. Shukla?
Bilal's been given very high security.
From the main entrance to the individual villa.
46 and 47 are heavily guarded.
It means, whoever Bilal's meeting
is staying in 47.
It's not allowed.
Don't take pictures, it's not allowed.
Okay. ‐ Not allowed.
I hacked into the hotel reservations.
He's meeting someone by the name of Abbas Sheikh.
What's the plan, Mr. Shukla?
Do you have any patience?
'Of course, I have patience which is why you are alive.'
Good.
We're going to keep it extremely simple.
We'll enter from the desert.
Wasim said that they're meeting at 8.
We'll wait for their meeting to get over.
And exactly an hour later
you guys scale this wall
and cross this lawn or terrace, and enter Bilal's room.
And kill him.
Next, you two will come back the same way you went in.
We'll head back to the airport, catch the flight
and head back to India.
What's the height of this wall? ‐ 18 feet.
You'll need to climb it.
But you guys can manage it.
CCTV?
Digital and hackable.
That's not the problem? ‐ Then, what's the problem?
From the desert side, you will first come across
a nine feet electrical perimeter.
The wall comes 30 feet later.
I'll give you a three‐minute window.
All the CCTV cameras will be off.
And the power‐supply to the electric fence
will be disconnected.
Mr. Shukla, you want us to scale an 18 feet wall
and cross the terrace or balcony, cross the bedroom
find Bilal, kill him
and then come out cross the balcony or terrace
and jump down an 18 feet wall in three minutes.
We're not as fit as you are, Mr. Shukla.
Sarcasm?
Fine, I'll give you four.
We'll check out at 7 p. m.
Okay, sir.
Good luck.
We've reached.
Good. Now relax.
Enough already, finish it.
Are you going to plan everything today?
You'll be dead soon.
Friends, they're sitting down for a meal.
Now they're going to have tea.
We've to catch a flight.
Good evening, sir.
Any update? ‐ No, sir. No update yet.
It's too late, I think, we should abort.
Patch me.
What do we do?
Sir, we'll wait. ‐ Sir, we'll miss our flight.
If we stay, and our cover will be blown.
Sir, we'll wait.
Sir, when their meeting is going to end
when will they go to sleep, and when..
We have to do it someplace else, sir.
Let's wait for a while, sir.
There he goes again, sir.
I told you.. I mean..
Shukla, we'll wait for 10 more minutes.
Bye. ‐ Yes, sir.
I knew this would happen.
Working with you, means..
What happened?
The meeting has finished.
We can still do this.
Mr. Shukla, we won't wait for them to sleep.
As soon as Bilal's guests leave the room and he's alone
we'll go in.
No, Ajay. No.
Ajay, please come back. ‐ Come on.
Ajay! ‐ Mr. Shukla, we've started..
The rest is in your hands.
This is exactly why I don't want to work with him.
Oh, no.
Someone switched the power back on.
Don't shut it off now, they'll get suspicious.
Sir, it's Maulana..
Oh, no!
That means Bilal came here to meet him.
Guys, all okay? ‐ Yeah, okay.
Job done, we're on our way.
Good, hurry up.
Let's take him along. ‐ But, sir..
Shall we tell Mr. Shukla?
If we tell him, he will never disconnect
the power‐supply of the electric fence.
He won't let us out.
Search him. ‐ Okay, sir.
You know, I was saying..
See.
He's already asleep.
Disconnect the power.
Power off.
Sir, he has gone crazy.
He found the Maulana, but didn't kill him.
In fact, he brought him along.
And now he's insisting on bringing him to India.
Sir, please tell him to get rid of him and finish this.
Give the phone to Ajay.
Okay, sir.
Shukla. ‐ Talk to him.
Sir.
Are you sure, it's him? ‐ Yes, sir.
What have you thought of?
We could've spent all our lives, but
never got our hands on him.
Sir, he knows a lot.
This is the mother lode.
We need to get him to India at any cost.
But how? ‐ I don't know, I need some time.
These two will be leaving as planned.
I'll contact you again.
But.. ‐ He's right, sir.
Jai and I are leaving.
If he wants to stay here with his new friend
then that's his decision.
Ajay, if we can get him, then..
Sir, I'll try my best.
This is going to be our biggest success, Ajay.
Yes, sir.
Come on, guys, let's go.
Oh man!
Okay, bye.
Sir, I want to stay.
Jai, just go, get lost.
No, sir. I'll stay.
Just go.
He's right for a change.
Sir, please. I'll stay.
Jai, just go now. ‐ No, sir.
I am not leaving. I'm not leaving you alone like this.
Look how you spoiled him.
Now he's going to die here with you.
You can leave.
Okay, guys, have fun!
I said that I didn't want to work with you.
Now I am stuck in this too.
Why? What's wrong?
This isn't Hulk and Tarzan's cup of tea.
You will need me.
Let's go.
Hello. ‐ Yes, Ajay.
Ashfaq, there is a situation.
Darn it, man.
He looks poor.
He'll look pitiable now.
Jai, fetch the razor and get started. ‐ Okay.
Any plans, Mr. Shukla?
Can I get a cup of tea?
I have a headache.
And after tea, I need to go.
Do you have a loo or not?
Greetings, I am from house‐keeping. ‐ Wait.
Come after half an hour.
Ashfaq, we'll take the 6 o'clock flight.
But how will you get out of here?
Well..
Medical tourism.
Ashfaq, you'll have to come with us.
We'll need a local resident.
What's the plan, Mr. Shukla?
Patience.
Ashfaq, imagine that you've an uncle.
And your uncle's been sick for a long time.
You applied at a hospital in Chennai
but your application's in the queue.
Suddenly, your uncle's condition gets critical today.
And coincidentally..
You receive a mail from the Chennai Hospital
that the donor's ready.
Bring your patient, we'll give him a last minute entry.
We will have to cover and create
a lot of fake paper trail.
But that's the only way possible.
Ashfaq..
You're really good, man.
On some days, I'm even better.
Just one problem.
My uncle's visa.
That will be done.
Mr. Shukla, you don't understand.
Even if I manage to get a visa
my uncle would need a health inspection for his visa.
From the local civic authorities.
First, the uncle will have to go through a health inspection.
The health inspector will examine him.
Next, he'll give his approval on a form.
Only then will he get the visa.
And at the airport, right from the check‐in
to paramedics, this form will be checked at every point.
You mean, we'll have to admit him in a hospital.
Yes.
But we won't know who they will be sending from the Civic.
The embassy can call it an emergency
and make it a priority case.
But they cannot control who comes from the Civic.
That won't be an issue.
Can your doctor make a backdated case history?
Yes. I can manage the hospital and the doctor.
Fine, make it fool‐proof.
It should be a busy hospital
and make it the corner room.
We'll handle the rest.
Are you sure?
Because if we get caught in the process
then there's a square in Dera.
People call it the Chop‐Chop Square.
Public executions are carried out there.
And we'll be.. ‐ Mr. Shukla, start your work.
What's this about a Chop‐Chop Square?
Nothing, he's just joking.
Tell him, that I don't like such jokes.
Okay.
Chop‐Chop Square.
I had told you..
Yes, Shukla.
Sir, we need visas for India.
And we'll also require a lot of cash.
I'll text you a name and number.
He'll take care of everything.
No questions asked.
Okay, sir.
Good you stayed, Shukla.
Bye, sir.
Mr. Mathur, how are you?
Greetings. ‐ Greetings. Greetings. ‐ Greetings.
Why isn't Bilal out yet? ‐ Good..
How long since anyone opened the door?
It's been eight hours. No one went in.
Sir!
Housekeeping!
Yes, sir. How may I help you?
Please unlock the door.
Sure, sir.
Please.
Mr. Bilal.
Sir, where are you?
Sir.
Sir, where are you?
Mr. Bilal..
All right. ‐ Thank you.
Thank you. ‐ Come.
Hello, sir.
We've a serious medical condition.
We need to travel to India for a liver transplant.
Okay, please have a seat.
Greeting, sir.
Greetings.
There's a guy outside who says
that the gentleman from the adjoining room is missing.
This is his passport.
I want passport copies of all the guests
who checked‐in or checked‐out in the last 48 hours.
And what is the status on the CCTV footage?
The seven cameras stopped recording yesterday at 8.30.
He isn't Abbas Sheikh, nor is he from Kuwait.
Check the database.
We had three may be four unwanted guests here yesterday.
Sir. ‐ Sir.
Be careful..
Yes, Ashfaq. ‐ The inspector's reaching the hospital at 3.
And there's bad news. ‐ What?
Bilal's murder case is being investigated by Hani Mohammad.
He has already asked for the last 48 hours details of
check‐ins and check‐outs along with passport details.
And they're also looking at the CCTV.
I've already misplaced your details.
But Hani is brilliant.
If only ours is missing, we'll be easy suspects.
Ask your contact to misplace a few more contacts.
We need a little time.
Okay, where are you? ‐ Exchange point.
See you at the hospital. ‐ Okay. ‐ Yes, Sameer.
Sir, the Chennai Hospital website has been hacked.
We're ready. ‐ Put a Chennai's SIM card in a cell phone
and keep it ready for use.
The same number should be mentioned
in the verification mail as well.
Tap the Chennai Hospital landlines. ‐ Okay.
And if there's any call from Saudi
then it should be diverted to you first.
Got it, sir.
You two leave.
Check‐in and handle Chennai and Delhi.
Ashfaq and I will handle everything here.
We'll meet in the flight.
Jai, do you know what to do if you two are caught?
Yes, sir.
You scared the heck out of me again.
What's your problem?
Best of luck. ‐ Let's go.
Excuse me, sir.
Maulana Sayed Mohammad Rehman.
LeT. Carries a bounty of 10 million on his head.
And the deceased?
Bilal Khan.
Belongs to a terrorist group called IM in India.
Take out all foreigners from the pile.
I only want to know about the Indian and Pakistani guests.
Okay, sir. ‐ Quick.
Hello, Ajay. ‐ I'm in the conference, I'll call you later.
One, two, three, go.
'This is the pre‐boarding announcement for..'
'We are now..'
Greetings. ‐ Hello.
Excuse me, sir.
Are you looking for Aarif Sheikh? ‐ Yes.
He happens to be my uncle.
Please come with me. ‐ Okay.
This way, please. ‐ Okay.
The certificate?
Letter of admission from the hospital?
Please call the doctor on duty. ‐ Yes.
Sir, it's here.
Hold, Sameer.
We're Indians and we have a reputation.
If we send a prompt reply, they'll get suspicious.
Wait.
Hello. ‐ Greetings.
Because, he has a liver problem.
Because he has a liver problem.
Now, send it.
Sir, could I have your signatures.
Can I use your loo? ‐ Okay.
Thank you.
Darn it!
Show me the form.
You can show this at the embassy.
They will issue the visa.
Okay? ‐ Thank you very much. ‐ Welcome.
Please.
Ajay.
Oh, no. How did this happen?
Sit here.
Are you okay? ‐ Yes.
Show it to me.
Let it be.
Call your doctor.
My bag's in the van downstairs, get that.
Make haste. ‐ I'll get it.
Freeze A7.
Zoom into the car plate.
Find me this van.
Hello. ‐ Sir, we're leaving for the airport.
You'll have in‐flight support.
I just wrote it down..
Hold on.
Yes, Mr. Feroz.
I need to see the Minister.
It's really impossible today.
Is it very urgent?
No, Mr. Gupta.
Nothing urgent, bye.
Everything okay? ‐ Yes, all good.
Hello. ‐ Hello.
I am at a conference, will call you later.
Ajay..
Are you okay?
Why? What happened?
I suddenly felt very scared.
My heart started racing.
Are you really okay?
What will happen to me? I am absolutely fine.
Really?
Where are the kids?
At school.
The conference is about to end, see you soon.
See you, bye.
Just don't die.
Ajay, the air‐paramedics entrance is on the other side.
At Gate C.
Stay there.
I'll go to the embassy and complete the formalities.
We'll meet there.
Good luck.
Sir, we found the van, but no one is inside.
Here.. ‐ Thank you.
Thank you.
See you in the flight. Good luck.
Come on, guys. Let's get moving.
Come on, quickly.
'This is the final boarding call for the passengers..'
Thank you.
'To New Delhi.. Please proceed to gate..'
'The final checks are completed'
'and the doors of the aircraft will close'
'in approximately five minutes now. Thank you.'
Watch where you're going. ‐ Sorry.
This is the security system in the hotel..
No, I want all security..
Excuse me, sir, this is the helper.
Hey, you! Stop!
Stop, I say!
Hands up!
Turn around.
Stay right there.
Stop! Don't move. ‐ Don't move.
Don't move. Hands behind.
Get down on the floor. ‐ Leave me.
Don't move. ‐ Hey, leave me.
It's not my bag. What's wrong with you? ‐ Check it.
Welcome aboard, sir. Please.
Hi.
Welcome, sir. This way. ‐ Enjoy your flight, sir.
Excuse me, sir.
Hello.
I want some information on passengers, travelling to India.
And please ask ATC to put all flights on standby.
Security to ATC, do you copy?
ATC to security, copy.
I repeat, copy.
I want to check this passport number.
One second, sir.
Can I have the passenger list, please?
Of course. ‐ Number, please?
G66505028! Rahul Awasthi.
This way, sir.
I have him. He's boarding Etihad now.
And Vijay Sharma and Brijmohan Singh?
One second, sir.
Yes, they are all travelling together.
Any problem, sir?
ATC to security, status update please.
Is there someone with a medical condition on the plane?
Any air‐paramedic?
Yes, sir. There's a local resident
going for a liver ailment.
Any problem, sir?
Sir, any problem?
No problem!
ATC to security.. Roger that.
We're good to go.
Sir, the flight has taken off.
Maulana's capture was not made public.
First we found out everything we needed to know.
Six weeks later
when he had nothing more to tell us
we took him to Srinagar.
Out there, the Army treated him the same way
they treat militants.
Baby which was just on a 5‐year trial run
was shut down.
And our elite program was granted permanent status.
We now have fresh recruits, and we're more than ready.
They keep calling us something or the other.
But we love the name, Baby!
"Moments shiver"
"and time changes its path."
"Far away on shores"
"somewhere, this day ends."
"Moments shiver"
"and time changes its path."
"Far away on shores"
"somewhere, this day ends."
"The silence"
"melts like wax."
"There is nobody playing"
"and still, the game goes on."
"Umpteen number of faces come and go."
"And they only remain in memories."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"Don't rely on your eyes."
"Every scenery is a deception."
"Those who embrace you openly"
"are the ones who attack you from behind."
"There are whispers in noise."
"There is unconsciousness in consciousness."
"Everybody's lips will be sealed"
"when silence speaks up."
"Umpteen number of faces come and go."
"And they only remain in memories."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"A little shallow and a little deep"
"A secret on the lips."
"There is a trap inside a trap."
"There are masks on faces."
"All those with smiling eyes.."
"All those with sweet talks.."
"Don't touch them with your lips."
"There are cups full of poison."
"Umpteen number of faces come and go."
"And they only remain in memories."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."
"Careless!"
"If you become careless.."