WEBVTT 00:00:24.563 --> 00:00:26.646 align:center Hercules Formation, abort mission. 00:00:26.730 --> 00:00:29.355 align:center Negative. We can't return without Hyena Two. 00:00:29.438 --> 00:00:31.146 align:center Hercules One, it is too risky. 00:00:31.230 --> 00:00:33.396 align:center There are stingers out there, Hercules. 00:00:33.480 --> 00:00:35.896 align:center Nishi's alone. I won't return without finding him. 00:00:35.980 --> 00:00:38.521 align:center You're deviating from your planned mission. 00:00:53.438 --> 00:00:54.855 align:center Stinger spotted. 00:01:07.021 --> 00:01:09.355 align:center Chief, we have good news. 00:01:09.438 --> 00:01:12.021 align:center We just shot down an Indian Air Force jet in Kargil. 00:01:13.063 --> 00:01:14.146 align:center Brilliant. 00:01:15.771 --> 00:01:16.813 align:center Now let's see 00:01:17.563 --> 00:01:20.980 align:center how many more pilots will the Indian Air Force send to die. 00:02:12.938 --> 00:02:14.771 align:center The India-Pakistan border 00:02:14.855 --> 00:02:17.771 align:center has been the epicenter of war, suspicion and mistrust 00:02:17.855 --> 00:02:19.730 align:center for the past 52 years. 00:02:19.813 --> 00:02:22.771 align:center And last year, when both countries conducted nuclear tests within months, 00:02:22.855 --> 00:02:26.271 align:center this mistrust reached its limit. 00:02:26.355 --> 00:02:28.063 align:center This time in history was labelled 00:02:28.146 --> 00:02:30.896 align:center the most dangerous series of events post-World War II. 00:02:30.980 --> 00:02:34.688 align:center But after only seven months, Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee 00:02:34.771 --> 00:02:37.146 align:center on accepting Nawaz Sharif's invitation, 00:02:37.230 --> 00:02:39.813 align:center announced a historical bus service to Lahore. 00:02:40.313 --> 00:02:41.730 align:center Now a question arises, 00:02:41.813 --> 00:02:43.855 align:center can the defense forces of both countries 00:02:43.938 --> 00:02:45.521 align:center accept this gesture of peace? 00:03:00.646 --> 00:03:03.313 align:center Gentlemen, peace or no peace, 00:03:03.396 --> 00:03:06.355 align:center this year too, the Western Command's war game exercise 00:03:06.438 --> 00:03:07.813 align:center will be conducted as scheduled. 00:03:07.896 --> 00:03:12.230 align:center Like every year, your flying skills, alertness, 00:03:12.313 --> 00:03:14.855 align:center innovation and bravery will be tested. 00:03:14.938 --> 00:03:18.105 align:center And as usual, all the squadrons will be split into two teams. 00:03:18.188 --> 00:03:20.646 align:center Red Land and Blue Land. 00:03:20.730 --> 00:03:23.146 align:center However this year, for the first time, 00:03:23.230 --> 00:03:24.521 align:center Team Blue Land 00:03:24.605 --> 00:03:27.813 align:center will also have a photo-recce squadron with them, the Golden Arrows, 00:03:27.896 --> 00:03:30.063 align:center led by Wing Commander Tony Dhanoa. 00:03:30.146 --> 00:03:33.021 align:center They will recce for Wolfpack, the bombing squadron, 00:03:33.105 --> 00:03:37.355 align:center identify the target for them, and post-strike also assess the damage. 00:03:37.438 --> 00:03:39.105 align:center In the coming month, 00:03:39.188 --> 00:03:41.563 align:center there will be five operational rounds. 00:03:41.646 --> 00:03:44.521 align:center Then the semi-finals and finals. 00:03:44.605 --> 00:03:45.605 align:center Any questions? 00:03:45.688 --> 00:03:47.063 align:center No, sir! 00:03:47.146 --> 00:03:50.480 align:center Gentlemen, I had asked you before this exercise started, 00:03:51.480 --> 00:03:54.646 align:center how according to you your squadrons could become war-ready. 00:03:54.730 --> 00:03:57.021 align:center And I have received your requirements. 00:03:57.105 --> 00:04:00.605 align:center Jammer pods, self-defense systems, 00:04:00.688 --> 00:04:03.063 align:center advanced flying simulators, 00:04:03.146 --> 00:04:06.730 align:center and someone has put in a demand for night vision goggles. 00:04:07.438 --> 00:04:09.855 align:center But Tony… 00:04:10.938 --> 00:04:12.688 align:center you haven't asked for a thing. 00:04:12.771 --> 00:04:15.563 align:center Sir, my squadron has the youngest fighter pilots 00:04:15.646 --> 00:04:17.355 align:center from the Western Air Command. 00:04:18.230 --> 00:04:19.271 align:center They are Academy trained, 00:04:19.355 --> 00:04:22.021 align:center but flying the MiG-21 for the first time operationally. 00:04:22.813 --> 00:04:24.146 align:center Sir, both you and I know, 00:04:24.230 --> 00:04:28.146 align:center the MiG-21 has the fastest take-off and landing speeds in the world. 00:04:28.230 --> 00:04:29.563 align:center So before being war-ready, 00:04:29.646 --> 00:04:31.813 align:center I want all of my boys to be MiG ready, sir. 00:04:32.813 --> 00:04:35.105 align:center And I don't think we need any equipment to do that. 00:04:36.146 --> 00:04:38.063 align:center What we actually need is a good coach. 00:04:38.980 --> 00:04:40.605 align:center And who is this coach? 00:04:42.438 --> 00:04:44.438 align:center Squadron leader Ajay Ahuja. 00:04:45.313 --> 00:04:48.605 align:center I can't think of anyone more capable for shaping my boys into men. 00:04:57.730 --> 00:04:58.980 align:center I'm sorry, Alka. 00:05:00.313 --> 00:05:02.313 align:center We have to keep moving all the time because of me. 00:05:03.438 --> 00:05:04.438 align:center Sorry? 00:05:06.896 --> 00:05:08.438 align:center But I was just about to say thank you. 00:05:09.396 --> 00:05:10.396 align:center For what? 00:05:10.480 --> 00:05:12.605 align:center For all the new sarees I have. 00:05:14.355 --> 00:05:15.605 align:center At every posting, 00:05:16.646 --> 00:05:18.813 align:center all my old sarees become new again. 00:05:29.438 --> 00:05:30.480 align:center What's up, champion? 00:05:31.230 --> 00:05:32.230 align:center So tell me. 00:05:32.813 --> 00:05:33.896 align:center Fourteen times eight? 00:05:36.521 --> 00:05:37.355 align:center One, one, two. 00:05:37.438 --> 00:05:38.730 align:center Too slow. 00:05:39.646 --> 00:05:41.271 align:center Don't you want to be a fighter pilot? 00:05:41.355 --> 00:05:44.396 align:center A fighter pilot has to be able to solve math problems in one second. 00:05:46.105 --> 00:05:48.355 align:center Seventeen hundred hours. You better be ready. 00:05:48.438 --> 00:05:50.521 align:center There's an even bigger swimming pool over here. 00:05:50.605 --> 00:05:51.730 align:center Okay, Papa. 00:05:51.813 --> 00:05:53.271 align:center - Bye. - Bye. 00:05:56.813 --> 00:05:58.438 align:center You're a a flight commander now. 00:05:58.980 --> 00:06:00.938 align:center At least get yourself a new motorbike. 00:06:05.188 --> 00:06:06.855 align:center I have 16 MiGs, madam. 00:06:46.355 --> 00:06:49.313 align:center If a flight commander rides an obsolete, ancient scooter, 00:06:49.396 --> 00:06:51.521 align:center what impression would he leave on the boys, huh? 00:06:52.396 --> 00:06:54.521 align:center Why does everyone hate my scooter so much? 00:06:55.313 --> 00:06:56.480 align:center Also, the way I see it, 00:06:57.896 --> 00:07:00.271 align:center our MiGs are a lot older than my scooter, right? 00:07:01.396 --> 00:07:02.396 align:center Right, Tony sir? 00:07:02.480 --> 00:07:04.355 align:center There's that twisted logic again. 00:07:04.438 --> 00:07:05.730 align:center Come here, bring it in. 00:07:06.938 --> 00:07:08.396 align:center Welcome to Golden Arrows. 00:07:09.563 --> 00:07:11.105 align:center Good to see you again, Ahuja. 00:07:11.188 --> 00:07:12.521 align:center Thank you, sir. 00:07:15.105 --> 00:07:16.105 align:center Oh, wow. 00:07:16.855 --> 00:07:18.188 align:center Annual War Game exercise, sir. 00:07:18.271 --> 00:07:19.813 align:center Semi-finals. 00:07:19.896 --> 00:07:22.230 align:center It's time for the boys to meet their new coach. 00:07:23.813 --> 00:07:26.480 align:center As the dedicated photo recce squadron, 00:07:26.980 --> 00:07:31.313 align:center our job is to fly low over the target and take photos of it. 00:07:31.396 --> 00:07:33.271 align:center Then these photos are to be enlarged 00:07:33.355 --> 00:07:36.688 align:center and the exact strike coordinates are to be shared with the bombing squadron. 00:07:36.771 --> 00:07:40.396 align:center The moment you cross this make-shift LoC, your timer will start. 00:07:40.480 --> 00:07:42.355 align:center Forty-five seconds. 00:07:42.438 --> 00:07:44.896 align:center If you don't make it back within 45 seconds, 00:07:44.980 --> 00:07:48.355 align:center Red Land's surface to air missiles will lock on to you 00:07:48.438 --> 00:07:51.480 align:center and for all practical purposes, you're dead. 00:07:51.563 --> 00:07:53.563 align:center Which means we lose points. 00:07:53.646 --> 00:07:55.146 align:center And that cannot happen. 00:07:56.980 --> 00:07:59.105 align:center - Jai Hind, Sir. - Jai Hind. 00:07:59.188 --> 00:08:00.355 align:center At ease, Arrows. 00:08:04.730 --> 00:08:07.355 align:center I want you to meet your new Flight Commander. 00:08:08.146 --> 00:08:10.313 align:center Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja. 00:08:10.396 --> 00:08:12.063 align:center He was supposed to join tomorrow. 00:08:12.146 --> 00:08:14.605 align:center But I guess, he was dying to see you guys. 00:08:14.688 --> 00:08:15.605 align:center What do you think? 00:08:15.688 --> 00:08:17.521 align:center What exactly should our strategy be? 00:08:17.605 --> 00:08:19.980 align:center Sir, the enemy will have missiles. 00:08:20.063 --> 00:08:22.563 align:center Our missions should be flown in radio silence. 00:08:22.646 --> 00:08:24.355 align:center I'm not talking about that mission. 00:08:24.438 --> 00:08:26.105 align:center I'm actually talking about 00:08:26.813 --> 00:08:29.396 align:center the India-Pakistan Peace Summit on February 19th. 00:08:29.896 --> 00:08:31.396 align:center For the first time in 52 years, 00:08:31.480 --> 00:08:34.646 align:center India's Prime Minister is going to Pakistan by road. 00:08:35.480 --> 00:08:38.563 align:center I'd like to hear what you boys think about this bus journey. 00:08:39.105 --> 00:08:40.646 align:center I think it's a good step, sir. 00:08:40.730 --> 00:08:42.813 align:center Both countries have nuclear weapons, 00:08:42.896 --> 00:08:44.605 align:center so a permanent solution needs to be found. 00:08:44.688 --> 00:08:47.230 align:center Well, sir, a permanent solution is impossible. 00:08:47.313 --> 00:08:49.313 align:center Some tensions could ease, but that's it. 00:08:49.396 --> 00:08:50.938 align:center - But how? - Mistake. 00:08:53.480 --> 00:08:54.771 align:center It's a big mistake, sir. 00:08:54.855 --> 00:08:57.188 align:center A country like Pakistan can never be trusted. 00:08:57.271 --> 00:08:59.271 align:center Peace between India and Pakistan is also vital. 00:08:59.355 --> 00:09:02.230 align:center Yeah, but the other country's intention should also be the same, Baldy. 00:09:02.313 --> 00:09:03.563 align:center Ahuja, what do you think? 00:09:04.521 --> 00:09:06.480 align:center Sir, I don't think about all these things at all. 00:09:06.563 --> 00:09:09.355 align:center Exactly. You shouldn't think about these things. 00:09:09.855 --> 00:09:12.105 align:center Politics has nothing to do with the Air Force. 00:09:12.188 --> 00:09:13.438 align:center We are razor blades. 00:09:13.521 --> 00:09:15.605 align:center We are trained to cut with precision 00:09:15.688 --> 00:09:17.355 align:center and not think about anything else. 00:09:17.938 --> 00:09:19.646 align:center We are 17 points behind. 00:09:20.230 --> 00:09:23.021 align:center If we don't score 20 points in the semi-final, 00:09:23.105 --> 00:09:25.021 align:center no matter how many stunts we pull off, 00:09:25.605 --> 00:09:26.896 align:center the victory will go to Red Land. 00:09:30.688 --> 00:09:31.855 align:center Chou… 00:09:31.938 --> 00:09:33.021 align:center boys for the mission? 00:09:33.605 --> 00:09:35.563 align:center Dhali and Goofy. 00:09:35.646 --> 00:09:39.771 align:center Boys, this is the closest you'll ever get to experiencing war. 00:09:41.813 --> 00:09:43.396 align:center It's a war you've never lost, sir. 00:09:43.480 --> 00:09:45.438 align:center And I'm not losing it this time either. 00:09:47.938 --> 00:09:49.480 align:center Go get me those points. 00:09:49.563 --> 00:09:50.813 align:center - Yes, sir. - Yes, sir. 00:10:25.730 --> 00:10:27.313 align:center Pakistan Zindabad, sir. 00:10:27.396 --> 00:10:28.396 align:center Zindabad. 00:10:33.896 --> 00:10:35.480 align:center What brings you here? 00:10:35.563 --> 00:10:37.021 align:center The World Cup's around the corner, 00:10:37.105 --> 00:10:39.521 align:center so I thought I'd come and encourage the players. 00:10:40.771 --> 00:10:43.355 align:center In fact, the players are not very different from soldiers. 00:10:44.021 --> 00:10:46.021 align:center We're always preparing for the next war. 00:10:46.105 --> 00:10:47.105 align:center Very true, sir. 00:10:49.021 --> 00:10:50.938 align:center Junaid was just six years old 00:10:51.021 --> 00:10:52.980 align:center when he wanted to become a fast bowler. 00:10:54.688 --> 00:10:56.771 align:center It's amazing you still remember that. 00:10:58.563 --> 00:10:59.563 align:center Of course, Tauqir. 00:11:01.938 --> 00:11:05.396 align:center Inshallah, very soon he'll play for the Pakistan cricket team. 00:11:05.896 --> 00:11:10.688 align:center Not while Younis, Akhtar, Akram are all still in the team. 00:11:10.771 --> 00:11:11.771 align:center Looks difficult. 00:11:14.355 --> 00:11:15.855 align:center Listen, Tauqir, 00:11:15.938 --> 00:11:18.521 align:center when his own father is about to become 00:11:18.605 --> 00:11:20.396 align:center the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, 00:11:20.480 --> 00:11:23.105 align:center - why would it be difficult? - Sir? 00:11:23.188 --> 00:11:25.313 align:center The PCB will get a new chair in December. 00:11:25.396 --> 00:11:28.105 align:center Who better to lead this post for us 00:11:28.188 --> 00:11:30.771 align:center than the star sportsman of the Pakistan Army? 00:11:34.855 --> 00:11:37.938 align:center The Pakistan team is a really big responsibility. 00:11:43.813 --> 00:11:45.605 align:center Are you afraid of responsibility? 00:11:46.813 --> 00:11:47.938 align:center No, sir. 00:11:49.730 --> 00:11:52.063 align:center Can you get Pakistan another World Cup victory? 00:11:54.980 --> 00:11:56.188 align:center I will do my best. 00:12:02.480 --> 00:12:06.563 align:center Then I'm sure Tauqir, you can get Kashmir for Pakistan as well. 00:12:11.146 --> 00:12:12.146 align:center Kashmir, sir? 00:12:13.396 --> 00:12:15.855 align:center Every year, both countries withdraw their armies 00:12:15.938 --> 00:12:18.396 align:center from the snow covered mountains of Kashmir. 00:12:18.480 --> 00:12:20.063 align:center As per the Shimla Agreement. 00:12:20.813 --> 00:12:25.521 align:center And your office as DGMO is the one to give these orders, right? 00:12:26.938 --> 00:12:27.938 align:center Right, sir. 00:12:28.438 --> 00:12:31.480 align:center But this time, our soldiers will stay where they are. 00:12:34.313 --> 00:12:36.313 align:center But it'll be a violation of the Shimla Agreement. 00:12:36.396 --> 00:12:38.938 align:center This is also a direct violation of the LoC, 00:12:39.021 --> 00:12:41.896 align:center because this time our soldiers will move forward 00:12:41.980 --> 00:12:43.313 align:center across the Line Of Control 00:12:43.396 --> 00:12:46.355 align:center to capture all the posts which will be vacated by the Indian Army 00:12:46.438 --> 00:12:48.396 align:center as they honor the Shimla Agreement. 00:12:48.480 --> 00:12:52.438 align:center Especially those posts from where India's National Highway One 00:12:52.521 --> 00:12:55.438 align:center will be in direct line of sight for us. 00:12:57.355 --> 00:13:01.480 align:center But sir, PM Nawaz Sharif is about to hold peace talks with India. 00:13:02.146 --> 00:13:03.146 align:center So? 00:13:04.521 --> 00:13:05.396 align:center Pardon me, sir. 00:13:06.646 --> 00:13:09.063 align:center Is the Prime Minister aware of this operation? 00:13:13.105 --> 00:13:15.771 align:center This is an army operation, General Zia. 00:13:17.521 --> 00:13:19.730 align:center Why do we need to involve the Prime Minister? 00:13:26.646 --> 00:13:28.938 align:center Are the posters for the peace talks ready? 00:13:29.021 --> 00:13:30.146 align:center Sir, the layout is ready. 00:13:30.230 --> 00:13:33.063 align:center Is the meeting with Faiz's daughter fixed? 00:13:33.146 --> 00:13:34.521 align:center No, sir, actually-- 00:13:34.605 --> 00:13:37.646 align:center Mr. Vajpayee is a huge fan of Faiz's poetry. 00:13:38.813 --> 00:13:40.521 align:center Do this on a priority, please. 00:13:40.605 --> 00:13:41.646 align:center Sure, sir. 00:13:42.730 --> 00:13:44.480 align:center Sir, your father is asking for you. 00:13:44.563 --> 00:13:46.855 align:center The cabinet has been waiting for a while. 00:13:46.938 --> 00:13:47.896 align:center Hmm. 00:13:47.980 --> 00:13:52.188 align:center - Should we get the chopper ready? - There are so many mistakes. 00:13:52.271 --> 00:13:53.521 align:center Mr. Aqil, 00:13:54.480 --> 00:13:57.355 align:center Mr. Vajpayee will be the first Indian Prime Minister 00:13:57.438 --> 00:13:59.896 align:center of India to set foot on Minar-e-Pakistan. 00:13:59.980 --> 00:14:01.771 align:center Understand the significance of these talks. 00:14:01.855 --> 00:14:04.063 align:center - You go ahead. Please have a seat. - Yes, sir. 00:14:07.480 --> 00:14:09.813 align:center Tell me, what's the agenda for today's meeting? 00:14:10.563 --> 00:14:12.438 align:center - Just the peace talks, sir. - Okay. 00:14:13.521 --> 00:14:15.605 align:center Our suggestion is that during these talks 00:14:15.688 --> 00:14:20.396 align:center we, uh, propose the Chenab River as the new Line of Control, sir. 00:14:21.938 --> 00:14:23.688 align:center Look, uh… 00:14:23.771 --> 00:14:25.605 align:center This will be the LoC… 00:14:26.355 --> 00:14:28.438 align:center which will be visible even from the moon. 00:14:41.438 --> 00:14:43.563 align:center Haven't we discussed this before? 00:14:45.771 --> 00:14:50.855 align:center This 80-20 division in favor of Pakistan will never be accepted by India. 00:14:50.938 --> 00:14:53.355 align:center Sir, the Chenab River divides 00:14:53.438 --> 00:14:56.188 align:center the Hindu-Muslim population of Kashmir evenly. 00:14:56.271 --> 00:14:58.105 align:center This is a great resolution for the conflict. 00:14:58.188 --> 00:14:59.188 align:center Mr. Aziz… 00:15:00.313 --> 00:15:03.271 align:center I'm the one who's been speaking to Mr. Vajpayee every day. 00:15:03.896 --> 00:15:05.230 align:center He'll never agree to this. 00:15:05.313 --> 00:15:06.563 align:center Nawaz… 00:15:08.355 --> 00:15:11.730 align:center you are free to continue your friendly conversations with him. 00:15:12.355 --> 00:15:14.688 align:center But for the actual negotiations 00:15:14.771 --> 00:15:16.563 align:center follow Mr. Aziz's lead. 00:15:19.730 --> 00:15:22.896 align:center He is far more experienced in diplomatic talks 00:15:22.980 --> 00:15:25.021 align:center than all of us put together. 00:15:27.521 --> 00:15:28.521 align:center Yes, Father. 00:15:31.480 --> 00:15:34.146 align:center May we proceed with the Indian draft, sir? 00:15:34.980 --> 00:15:37.438 align:center What's your opinion on this, Mr. Aziz? 00:15:43.063 --> 00:15:45.813 align:center Sir, the Chief has assigned all the important army positions 00:15:45.896 --> 00:15:46.980 align:center to his own men. 00:15:47.521 --> 00:15:48.813 align:center So? 00:15:48.896 --> 00:15:51.855 align:center So, sir, our political history clearly shows that 00:15:51.938 --> 00:15:54.146 align:center whenever the army has expanded its influence, 00:15:54.230 --> 00:15:55.271 align:center it hasn't really under-- 00:15:55.355 --> 00:15:58.688 align:center Mr. Butt, we bypassed three of his seniors and appointed him as the Army Chief. 00:16:00.063 --> 00:16:03.646 align:center If he wants to enjoy the power of being an Army Chief for now, let him. 00:16:03.730 --> 00:16:04.771 align:center What does it matter? 00:16:04.855 --> 00:16:06.855 align:center Sir, it is a matter of border positions. 00:16:06.938 --> 00:16:09.271 align:center If the Chief tries to be adventurous in the valley, 00:16:09.355 --> 00:16:12.230 align:center the ISI's long-term Kashmir plan may be at risk. 00:16:12.313 --> 00:16:14.438 align:center Also, it's only my duty to warn you, sir. 00:16:14.521 --> 00:16:15.646 align:center Absolutely. 00:16:16.730 --> 00:16:19.271 align:center And my job is to understand the difference. 00:16:19.355 --> 00:16:22.896 align:center You just focus on ISI operations, and not on General Musharraf. 00:16:26.480 --> 00:16:29.855 align:center The new Flight Commander doesn't seem like a commander at all. 00:16:29.938 --> 00:16:32.646 align:center You don't gauge an engine's power from the jet's body, Goofy. 00:16:33.480 --> 00:16:35.313 align:center Does the mission seem right to you? 00:16:37.355 --> 00:16:39.855 align:center Bad weather above and anti-aircraft guns below. 00:16:39.938 --> 00:16:41.146 align:center Danger everywhere. 00:16:41.230 --> 00:16:42.646 align:center Of course, it seems right. 00:16:42.730 --> 00:16:43.938 align:center Perfect 00:16:44.021 --> 00:16:45.480 align:center Happy landings, Goofy. 00:16:49.480 --> 00:16:53.396 align:center Trident taxy via link Alpha Runway 27-QNH-1002 00:16:54.271 --> 00:16:56.980 align:center Link Alpha, Runway 271002. 00:16:57.063 --> 00:16:58.938 align:center Copied. Trident in sequence. 00:17:01.730 --> 00:17:03.563 align:center Trident sequence monitored. 00:17:12.855 --> 00:17:13.771 align:center - Sir. - Hmm? 00:17:15.230 --> 00:17:18.313 align:center Vanguard Control, Trident formation ready to take off. 00:17:36.438 --> 00:17:38.355 align:center Were these rolls part of the briefing? 00:17:38.438 --> 00:17:40.271 align:center Sir, that's Flying Officer Dhaliwal. 00:17:41.396 --> 00:17:42.563 align:center Very talented. 00:17:43.813 --> 00:17:45.355 align:center And a bit of show-off as well. 00:17:49.605 --> 00:17:50.605 align:center Whoo! 00:17:59.688 --> 00:18:01.021 align:center Can we go to the Ops room? 00:18:02.313 --> 00:18:03.313 align:center Sure, sir. 00:18:19.688 --> 00:18:21.896 align:center Sir, will you be attending the debrief today? 00:18:22.521 --> 00:18:23.646 align:center On my first day? 00:18:24.688 --> 00:18:26.605 align:center I think today I'll just observe. 00:18:26.688 --> 00:18:27.855 align:center - Hmm. - Right-o, sir. 00:18:28.813 --> 00:18:30.688 align:center Sir, message from met department. 00:18:30.771 --> 00:18:32.646 align:center Heavy cloud patch in Trident's route. 00:18:32.730 --> 00:18:34.396 align:center - Sir? - Safety first always. 00:18:34.938 --> 00:18:36.396 align:center Break RT silence. Alert them. 00:18:37.355 --> 00:18:39.105 align:center Trident Vanguard control… 00:18:39.688 --> 00:18:43.771 align:center exercise caution for large cloud build up. There's a heavy patch coming your way-- 00:18:43.855 --> 00:18:46.938 align:center RT silence scan. Whatever it is, I'll handle it. 00:18:50.230 --> 00:18:51.730 align:center Trident two, Vanguard control. 00:18:51.813 --> 00:18:56.146 align:center Exercise caution for large cloud build up in sector, 040, 30 kilometers. 00:18:56.230 --> 00:18:57.480 align:center Roger copy, Trident two. 00:19:09.063 --> 00:19:11.730 align:center With an RT silence, you really wanna gossip on Channel 2? 00:19:11.813 --> 00:19:14.438 align:center Dhali, what are you doing, man? It's a cloud alert. 00:19:14.521 --> 00:19:16.646 align:center We are still in the air, aren't we, Goofy? 00:19:16.730 --> 00:19:17.813 align:center Just follow my lead. 00:19:17.896 --> 00:19:19.563 align:center This is a semi-final mission. 00:19:19.646 --> 00:19:21.605 align:center No matter what, we complete it on time. 00:19:27.646 --> 00:19:29.313 align:center Vanguard control Trident two. 00:19:29.396 --> 00:19:31.980 align:center The leader isn't responding. Going ahead as planned. 00:20:11.563 --> 00:20:14.063 align:center Trident formation, lost joy on you. 00:20:25.063 --> 00:20:27.271 align:center Trident formation, confirm monitored. 00:20:58.230 --> 00:21:00.063 align:center Oh, shit! 00:21:02.730 --> 00:21:03.730 align:center Dhali! 00:21:06.730 --> 00:21:08.355 align:center Whoo! 00:21:21.188 --> 00:21:22.855 align:center Trident formation, confirm ops normal. 00:21:22.938 --> 00:21:25.313 align:center Trident formation, confirm ops normal. 00:21:25.396 --> 00:21:27.105 align:center Affirmative, heading to the party. 00:21:29.063 --> 00:21:31.605 align:center Close shave, boys, but the mission is just starting, 00:21:31.688 --> 00:21:33.521 align:center and you have only 45 seconds. 00:21:33.605 --> 00:21:35.063 align:center Go get those points. 00:22:11.896 --> 00:22:14.021 align:center Trident formation is approaching target. 00:22:19.313 --> 00:22:21.230 align:center Mission completed. Heading back to base. 00:22:22.396 --> 00:22:24.730 align:center Sir, Trident formation is heading back to base. 00:22:27.021 --> 00:22:28.396 align:center I've changed my mind, Chou. 00:22:29.105 --> 00:22:30.105 align:center I… 00:22:30.813 --> 00:22:32.688 align:center would like to attend the debriefing. 00:22:42.938 --> 00:22:45.188 align:center - Sergeant, take the cam to the PIC room. - Sir. 00:22:48.063 --> 00:22:49.730 align:center Are you okay? 00:22:53.730 --> 00:22:55.230 align:center Wasn't it a bit much? 00:22:57.063 --> 00:22:58.521 align:center But you felt the rush, right? 00:23:08.521 --> 00:23:09.646 align:center Goofy, why did you… 00:23:10.771 --> 00:23:12.646 align:center follow the mission instead of aborting it? 00:23:12.730 --> 00:23:16.563 align:center Sir, the leader had asked me to follow, so aborting the mission was not an option. 00:23:17.188 --> 00:23:18.355 align:center Textbook wingman call. 00:23:20.313 --> 00:23:21.355 align:center Well done. 00:23:22.313 --> 00:23:23.355 align:center And you? 00:23:23.438 --> 00:23:24.688 align:center The ground orders were clear, 00:23:24.771 --> 00:23:26.105 align:center so why did you… 00:23:27.021 --> 00:23:28.771 align:center take the risk of flying into the cloud? 00:23:29.521 --> 00:23:31.230 align:center For the 20 points of the mission, sir. 00:23:31.313 --> 00:23:35.063 align:center There was a high risk of both pilots colliding in cloud flying. 00:23:35.146 --> 00:23:36.313 align:center Did you factor that in? 00:23:36.396 --> 00:23:38.105 align:center Sir, we've been flying together for a year. 00:23:38.188 --> 00:23:39.771 align:center We completely trust each other. 00:23:41.146 --> 00:23:42.146 align:center And suppose… 00:23:44.438 --> 00:23:47.730 align:center you got completely disoriented while flying through the cloud? 00:23:48.438 --> 00:23:50.105 align:center We can easily reorient, sir. 00:23:51.188 --> 00:23:53.688 align:center We're the only squadron that has a Global Positioning System. 00:23:57.813 --> 00:23:58.813 align:center Grounded. 00:24:01.188 --> 00:24:02.188 align:center For one week. 00:24:02.896 --> 00:24:03.855 align:center No sorties. 00:24:05.188 --> 00:24:06.230 align:center I'm sorry, sir? 00:24:06.313 --> 00:24:09.063 align:center You're restricted to only ground duties for a week. 00:24:09.146 --> 00:24:10.730 align:center Bird clearance, paperwork, 00:24:10.813 --> 00:24:13.688 align:center and you'll interpret sortie photos taken by other pilots as well. 00:24:13.771 --> 00:24:16.146 align:center Pardon me sir, but why? 00:24:16.230 --> 00:24:19.313 align:center Completing the mission was important, and I just took a calculated risk. 00:24:19.855 --> 00:24:22.105 align:center Sir, if we didn't do this, we… we would've lost, 00:24:22.188 --> 00:24:24.105 align:center and everyone would've blamed the Golden Arrows. 00:24:24.188 --> 00:24:25.688 align:center It's as simple as that, sir. 00:24:25.771 --> 00:24:27.188 align:center And there was no other way. 00:24:27.271 --> 00:24:28.688 align:center Does everyone feel the same? 00:24:30.271 --> 00:24:31.271 align:center That… 00:24:32.063 --> 00:24:33.688 align:center that there was no other way to do this? 00:24:33.771 --> 00:24:34.896 align:center There was, sir, 00:24:35.396 --> 00:24:36.396 align:center another way. 00:24:36.480 --> 00:24:38.355 align:center Go on, Baldy. Explain. 00:24:38.438 --> 00:24:39.896 align:center Sir, the dog-leg maneuver. 00:24:40.730 --> 00:24:42.646 align:center They could have gone around the cloud. 00:24:45.605 --> 00:24:48.480 align:center And what about the time it would've taken to re-route? 00:24:48.563 --> 00:24:50.480 align:center It would've taken two minutes at most. 00:24:50.563 --> 00:24:52.521 align:center The length of the cloud was ten kilometers, 00:24:52.605 --> 00:24:55.230 align:center and detouring around the cloud would mean another 20 kilometers. 00:24:55.771 --> 00:24:58.521 align:center What about the extra fuel it would take to go around it? 00:25:00.146 --> 00:25:02.688 align:center Sir, at a speed of 800, 00:25:02.771 --> 00:25:04.355 align:center whatever fuel would have been required 00:25:04.438 --> 00:25:05.855 align:center for the ten-kilometer difference… 00:25:06.396 --> 00:25:10.813 align:center I guess more fuel than that would probably be spent to manage the cloud's turbulence. 00:25:12.146 --> 00:25:15.438 align:center So I think dog-leg was a safer and more efficient option. 00:25:16.730 --> 00:25:18.355 align:center Clearly, whatever is safe for me 00:25:18.438 --> 00:25:20.813 align:center is probably dangerous for our dear professor. 00:25:20.896 --> 00:25:23.396 align:center And it's fine. Every pilot has their own risk-taking capacity-- 00:25:23.480 --> 00:25:24.855 align:center So you're saying you agree? 00:25:26.271 --> 00:25:27.730 align:center that there was another way. 00:25:27.813 --> 00:25:30.230 align:center Sir, at that time I was the one in the air. 00:25:30.313 --> 00:25:32.188 align:center You weren't there and neither was he. 00:25:33.313 --> 00:25:35.855 align:center And if this had been an actual war, would we have gone around-- 00:25:35.938 --> 00:25:37.980 align:center Grounded for two weeks, Dhaliwal. 00:25:39.230 --> 00:25:41.521 align:center Let's save risks for a real war. 00:25:41.605 --> 00:25:43.313 align:center We are not at war right now. 00:26:19.896 --> 00:26:21.521 align:center Assalam alaikum, Chief, 00:26:21.605 --> 00:26:23.896 align:center I have an urgent update for you. 00:26:23.980 --> 00:26:25.271 align:center Lieutenant General Aziz 00:26:25.355 --> 00:26:28.313 align:center and Lieutenant General Mahmood are both on the line. 00:26:28.396 --> 00:26:29.730 align:center Tell me. 00:26:30.521 --> 00:26:31.896 align:center Sir, according to our plan, 00:26:32.438 --> 00:26:34.980 align:center soldiers from our 12th NLI have already captured 00:26:35.063 --> 00:26:37.021 align:center eight vacant Indian posts. 00:26:37.105 --> 00:26:39.105 align:center But as soon as they moved forward, 00:26:39.188 --> 00:26:41.355 align:center they encountered many hidden posts 00:26:41.438 --> 00:26:42.688 align:center which we were unaware of. 00:26:46.438 --> 00:26:49.271 align:center Clearly India has been guarding NH1 like it's a fortress. 00:26:49.355 --> 00:26:51.646 align:center And now, when India is honoring the Shimla Agreement 00:26:51.730 --> 00:26:53.605 align:center and has vacated all the posts, 00:26:53.688 --> 00:26:55.355 align:center we should take advantage of this, sir. 00:26:55.896 --> 00:26:57.771 align:center I think we should take them all, sir. 00:26:57.855 --> 00:27:00.521 align:center Hasan, to hold posts in such a large area, 00:27:00.605 --> 00:27:03.563 align:center we will have to cancel the winter leave of 3,000 to 4,000 soldiers. 00:27:03.646 --> 00:27:06.021 align:center We are already breaching the Shimla Agreement 00:27:06.105 --> 00:27:07.938 align:center by crossing the LoC during winter. 00:27:08.021 --> 00:27:11.563 align:center Taking these posts would be an invasion of 200 square kilometers. 00:27:11.646 --> 00:27:14.521 align:center General Mahmood, tell me one thing. 00:27:14.605 --> 00:27:16.896 align:center Do you set out to capture Kashmir every day? 00:27:18.938 --> 00:27:19.938 align:center No, sir. 00:27:21.771 --> 00:27:24.730 align:center Then you will never get an opportunity better than this one. 00:27:26.063 --> 00:27:27.063 align:center General Hassan? 00:27:27.146 --> 00:27:28.271 align:center Yes, sir. 00:27:28.355 --> 00:27:30.605 align:center Capture all those posts right away. 00:27:31.313 --> 00:27:34.396 align:center They will never expect us to be able to pull off something like this. 00:27:35.146 --> 00:27:38.063 align:center Our audacity will become our strength in this operation. 00:27:38.730 --> 00:27:40.730 align:center Draft a list of the supplies. 00:27:40.813 --> 00:27:42.646 align:center I'm sending Tauqir Zia to you. 00:27:43.605 --> 00:27:45.146 align:center Pakistan Zindabad. 00:27:45.230 --> 00:27:47.646 align:center - Pakistan Zindabad, sir. - Pakistan Zindabad, sir. 00:28:07.105 --> 00:28:08.105 align:center - Dhali. - Hmmm 00:28:08.188 --> 00:28:09.188 align:center I have good news. 00:28:09.271 --> 00:28:12.105 align:center The bombing squadron has destroyed Red Land's comms base. 00:28:12.188 --> 00:28:13.730 align:center and we've won the semi-finals. 00:28:14.563 --> 00:28:16.230 align:center - I'm aware. - Yeah, that's obvious. 00:28:17.313 --> 00:28:19.021 align:center But I've received my next posting. 00:28:20.313 --> 00:28:21.521 align:center Mirage Squadron. 00:28:22.605 --> 00:28:23.605 align:center Mir… 00:28:25.688 --> 00:28:27.980 align:center From a family car straight to a Ferrari. 00:28:30.396 --> 00:28:31.646 align:center Whoa! 00:28:32.355 --> 00:28:33.855 align:center Congratulations, Sangy. 00:28:35.146 --> 00:28:37.396 align:center Well hopefully, you won't have to deal 00:28:37.480 --> 00:28:40.771 align:center with a Flight Commander there who would ground you just for taking risks. 00:28:41.813 --> 00:28:43.355 align:center Forget about him, Dhali. 00:28:43.438 --> 00:28:45.396 align:center You've won us the semi-finals, man. 00:28:45.480 --> 00:28:47.271 align:center Let's go celebrate that. 00:28:47.355 --> 00:28:49.146 align:center Come on, drinks on me tonight. 00:28:49.230 --> 00:28:51.438 align:center No, you guys enjoy. I'm not in the mood, thank you. 00:28:53.188 --> 00:28:54.188 align:center It is unfair. 00:28:55.105 --> 00:28:56.646 align:center Should we go talk to him together? 00:28:56.730 --> 00:28:59.480 align:center - Let's see what Ahuja Sir says. - Yeah, let's see. 00:28:59.563 --> 00:29:00.605 align:center He's the Flight Commander. 00:29:00.688 --> 00:29:03.480 align:center What's the point of talking to him? He can do whatever he feels like. 00:29:03.563 --> 00:29:06.396 align:center He may be the Flight Commander, but we're also Bachelors. 00:29:07.563 --> 00:29:08.896 align:center We can't argue with him… 00:29:09.563 --> 00:29:10.813 align:center but we can mess with him. 00:29:18.188 --> 00:29:19.230 align:center Let's go. 00:29:19.771 --> 00:29:21.563 align:center Uh, where is Mr. Professor? 00:29:21.646 --> 00:29:23.563 align:center Probably where he goes every evening. 00:29:23.646 --> 00:29:25.146 align:center Let's go, then. 00:29:25.230 --> 00:29:27.563 align:center Bala, do you love me or not? 00:29:28.355 --> 00:29:30.480 align:center What a weird question. Of course I do. 00:29:31.146 --> 00:29:32.480 align:center So will you elope with me? 00:29:37.355 --> 00:29:40.021 align:center Madhavi, I'm not even a Flight Lieutenant yet. 00:29:40.563 --> 00:29:42.146 align:center I'm still in training over here and… 00:29:42.688 --> 00:29:45.230 align:center And I really don't think this is the right time. 00:29:45.313 --> 00:29:48.230 align:center There's a lot of pressure from my parents. Please try to understand. 00:29:53.021 --> 00:29:54.063 align:center Bouncing? 00:29:55.105 --> 00:29:56.021 align:center You guys carry on. 00:29:56.105 --> 00:29:57.355 align:center You don't have a choice. 00:30:01.730 --> 00:30:04.105 align:center Madhavi, I'll… I'll call you in an hour, okay? 00:30:06.105 --> 00:30:07.146 align:center Hello? 00:30:11.313 --> 00:30:12.313 align:center She hung up. 00:30:39.605 --> 00:30:41.105 align:center - Good evening, ma'am. - Hello, ma'am. 00:30:41.188 --> 00:30:42.980 align:center Aren't you boys a little late? 00:30:43.771 --> 00:30:47.605 align:center Bachelors from the last squadron had come to bounce on the second day itself. 00:30:50.021 --> 00:30:51.355 align:center Your team is here. 00:30:52.646 --> 00:30:53.646 align:center Finally. 00:30:54.855 --> 00:30:55.855 align:center Welcome home, boys. 00:30:55.938 --> 00:30:57.813 align:center Uh, I don't drink. 00:30:58.355 --> 00:30:59.355 align:center But I serve. 00:31:00.105 --> 00:31:02.605 align:center This bar is all yours. Help yourself. 00:31:02.688 --> 00:31:04.021 align:center Dhali, you're on a roll tonight. 00:31:04.105 --> 00:31:06.063 align:center I'm on my second. He's on his seventh. 00:31:06.146 --> 00:31:07.646 align:center - Seventh drink? - It's free, isn't it? 00:31:07.730 --> 00:31:09.646 align:center He only drinks when he's bouncing. 00:31:09.730 --> 00:31:12.355 align:center He'll never pay… He'll never pay for his own drinks. 00:31:12.438 --> 00:31:13.896 align:center - Huh? - Come on. 00:31:15.646 --> 00:31:16.646 align:center Start chopping. 00:31:20.980 --> 00:31:22.855 align:center We'll make my special recipe tonight. 00:31:24.938 --> 00:31:26.771 align:center You boys want to eat, right? 00:31:27.521 --> 00:31:28.855 align:center - Yes. - So, then get to it. 00:31:35.271 --> 00:31:36.271 align:center What are you looking at? 00:31:36.938 --> 00:31:38.855 align:center This house belongs to Alka Ma'am. 00:31:38.938 --> 00:31:40.063 align:center I only live here. 00:31:41.396 --> 00:31:42.938 align:center Come on, come on. Hmm. 00:31:46.605 --> 00:31:48.021 align:center I'll chop the carrots, okay. 00:31:48.605 --> 00:31:49.605 align:center Potatoes. 00:31:54.021 --> 00:31:56.438 align:center It seems like we got screwed on our own bouncing. 00:31:57.896 --> 00:32:01.105 align:center By the way, these two seem to be more in sync than us. 00:32:01.646 --> 00:32:03.355 align:center What are you all whispering about? 00:32:04.188 --> 00:32:07.188 align:center If you had to talk amongst yourselves, then why even bother the bouncing? 00:32:07.271 --> 00:32:08.438 align:center Let's all hear it, come on. 00:32:08.980 --> 00:32:11.605 align:center Uh, sir, actually, uh, Max was asking 00:32:11.688 --> 00:32:13.980 align:center when will the finals of the war game exercises be held? 00:32:14.063 --> 00:32:14.896 align:center Mm-mm. 00:32:16.188 --> 00:32:18.230 align:center Bouncing rule number one of this house. 00:32:19.355 --> 00:32:21.021 align:center Nobody is allowed to talk about flying. 00:32:21.105 --> 00:32:23.605 align:center Oh. We won't talk about flying. 00:32:23.688 --> 00:32:25.063 align:center - We won't. - Sorry. 00:32:25.146 --> 00:32:26.396 align:center Thank you, Sangy. 00:32:26.480 --> 00:32:28.230 align:center But ma'am, this rule is wrong. 00:32:28.313 --> 00:32:31.730 align:center If my house had such a rule, I would've never become a fighter pilot. 00:32:32.521 --> 00:32:33.813 align:center This conversation is allowed. 00:32:35.355 --> 00:32:36.896 align:center Rajendra Dhaliwal, Ma'am. 00:32:36.980 --> 00:32:39.730 align:center My father, he was also in the Air Force. 00:32:39.813 --> 00:32:40.813 align:center Ground Duty Officer. 00:32:41.355 --> 00:32:43.480 align:center And my mother used to cook amazing food. 00:32:44.146 --> 00:32:47.271 align:center So all fighter pilots used to come for bouncing at our house. 00:32:48.063 --> 00:32:50.188 align:center I used to hear everyone's flying stories, 00:32:50.271 --> 00:32:51.688 align:center and I got the bug as well. 00:32:52.313 --> 00:32:53.896 align:center So where's your father posted now? 00:32:53.980 --> 00:32:55.271 align:center - He retired. - He retired. 00:32:58.313 --> 00:32:59.605 align:center Wing Commander Dhaliwal. 00:33:01.563 --> 00:33:02.605 align:center '69 batch. 00:33:04.146 --> 00:33:05.230 align:center Disciplined officer. 00:33:05.730 --> 00:33:07.230 align:center I'd met him briefly in Tezpur. 00:33:07.313 --> 00:33:08.480 align:center Hold on. 00:33:08.563 --> 00:33:11.146 align:center Ahuja Sir generally knows everything about everyone, 00:33:11.230 --> 00:33:13.313 align:center but I don't know anything. 00:33:13.396 --> 00:33:17.313 align:center So how did the rest of you, uh, catch this bug of flying? 00:33:18.563 --> 00:33:19.396 align:center - Hmm? - Huh? 00:33:19.480 --> 00:33:20.480 align:center Sangy. 00:33:21.230 --> 00:33:25.396 align:center Um, Ma'am, for us, the only way to get out of town was the army. 00:33:26.438 --> 00:33:29.480 align:center My father, grandfather, they were both were in the army. 00:33:30.355 --> 00:33:32.855 align:center But neither of them could ever fight in a war. 00:33:33.896 --> 00:33:37.063 align:center So, I am just, uh, trying to repay that debt to the country. 00:33:37.730 --> 00:33:40.105 align:center Ma'am, he, uh, doesn't drink that often, 00:33:40.188 --> 00:33:42.021 align:center so he's always stuck between debt and duty. 00:33:59.688 --> 00:34:00.855 align:center Ma'am… 00:34:00.938 --> 00:34:03.813 align:center when you said "special", I thought of something completely different. 00:34:03.896 --> 00:34:06.605 align:center I never thought that even pilaf could be this tasty. 00:34:06.688 --> 00:34:07.771 align:center What is in it? 00:34:08.646 --> 00:34:10.646 align:center Thank you so much for the dinner, ma'am. 00:34:10.730 --> 00:34:11.938 align:center I'll have to take your leave. 00:34:12.646 --> 00:34:13.938 align:center I have an urgent call to make. 00:34:14.021 --> 00:34:15.813 align:center But who's gonna do the dishes? 00:34:15.896 --> 00:34:17.146 align:center You forgot the tradition? 00:34:18.605 --> 00:34:21.188 align:center Baldy, why don't you just make a call from here? 00:34:21.271 --> 00:34:22.730 align:center We have long distance calling. 00:34:22.813 --> 00:34:24.605 align:center Yeah, go ahead. 00:34:24.688 --> 00:34:27.105 align:center Sir, he needs a public booth for a private call. 00:34:31.896 --> 00:34:33.021 align:center You can leave, Baldy. 00:34:33.646 --> 00:34:34.813 align:center - Thank you. - Dhali, you'll do 00:34:34.896 --> 00:34:36.313 align:center Baldy's share of the dishes, okay? 00:34:36.396 --> 00:34:37.563 align:center Yeah. Sure, Ma'am. 00:34:38.271 --> 00:34:40.021 align:center But who is she, Professor? 00:34:40.730 --> 00:34:42.521 align:center You're ditching the whole squadron for her. 00:34:42.605 --> 00:34:44.188 align:center No one, Dhali, it's… 00:34:44.271 --> 00:34:47.063 align:center It's just an urgent family call. See you all tomorrow. 00:34:47.146 --> 00:34:48.730 align:center Thank you, sir. Thank you, ma'am. 00:34:48.813 --> 00:34:52.021 align:center But, what is this family emergency that just came up? 00:34:52.105 --> 00:34:53.230 align:center Dhali, wallet. 00:34:53.313 --> 00:34:55.105 align:center - I'll get you the contact. - Dhali. 00:34:55.188 --> 00:34:57.438 align:center You must have a picture of whoever you're calling. 00:34:57.521 --> 00:34:59.188 align:center - I'm just checking. - Dhali, please. 00:34:59.271 --> 00:35:01.896 align:center - Wait a minute, I just saw something. - Dhali, enough! 00:35:14.521 --> 00:35:15.813 align:center I'll get the first aid for you. 00:35:15.896 --> 00:35:18.646 align:center - No, no, ma'am. I'm completely fine. - No, no, you're not. 00:35:18.730 --> 00:35:20.438 align:center - I'll get it. - I am absolutely fine, ma'am. 00:35:29.980 --> 00:35:30.980 align:center Sir. 00:35:56.480 --> 00:35:59.688 align:center Sir, I can say with absolute certainty that this man is planning something. 00:35:59.771 --> 00:36:00.980 align:center He's up to no good. 00:36:01.563 --> 00:36:03.980 align:center You should not trust him too much, sir. 00:36:08.980 --> 00:36:10.105 align:center General. 00:36:11.771 --> 00:36:13.605 align:center We were just about to begin. Please. 00:36:19.438 --> 00:36:22.021 align:center Prime Minister, you called me urgently. Is everything okay? 00:36:23.771 --> 00:36:25.480 align:center Mr. Butt has some concerns. 00:36:27.188 --> 00:36:29.521 align:center I thought we could discuss them over breakfast? 00:36:30.896 --> 00:36:33.146 align:center I've already had breakfast, thank you. 00:36:33.230 --> 00:36:34.688 align:center I'll just have some fruit. 00:36:35.730 --> 00:36:37.188 align:center So, Mr. Butt. 00:36:38.021 --> 00:36:39.605 align:center What concern does the ISI have? 00:36:40.646 --> 00:36:42.105 align:center My concern is that 00:36:42.188 --> 00:36:46.021 align:center you have cancelled the winter leave of thousands of Tenth Corps soldiers. 00:36:46.855 --> 00:36:48.855 align:center Why are they being sent to Skardu? 00:36:48.938 --> 00:36:53.021 align:center So much movement of troops on the LoC during the peace talks? 00:36:53.813 --> 00:36:54.980 align:center It's a little alarming. 00:37:07.105 --> 00:37:09.813 align:center Sir, we have information that some mujahideen 00:37:09.896 --> 00:37:12.063 align:center have been planning to infiltrate the valley. 00:37:13.063 --> 00:37:15.355 align:center They want to de-rail the peace talks. 00:37:17.188 --> 00:37:20.896 align:center As ISI Chief, you haven't received any of this intel till now, maybe. 00:37:22.688 --> 00:37:24.688 align:center Sir, we've had to cancel the leave of many people 00:37:24.771 --> 00:37:26.563 align:center in order to keep the peace at the border. 00:37:26.646 --> 00:37:29.896 align:center And many of our soldiers have been posted there. 00:37:31.146 --> 00:37:32.980 align:center Which means you're doing all of this 00:37:34.063 --> 00:37:35.896 align:center for the security of the peace talks? 00:37:37.605 --> 00:37:39.146 align:center Yes, sir. Of course. 00:37:43.980 --> 00:37:45.313 align:center Very thoughtful. 00:37:45.396 --> 00:37:47.355 align:center Sir, there has been a power struggle 00:37:47.438 --> 00:37:50.563 align:center between the army and the government for many years. 00:37:50.646 --> 00:37:52.271 align:center I want to bring about a change. 00:37:53.146 --> 00:37:57.480 align:center I would like to show the people that Rawalpindi and Islamabad 00:37:57.563 --> 00:37:59.313 align:center can play on the same ground, sir. 00:38:00.188 --> 00:38:01.646 align:center We can both work together. 00:38:06.730 --> 00:38:08.855 align:center You see, Mr. Butt? Didn't I tell you? 00:38:10.480 --> 00:38:13.230 align:center You don't need to worry about General Musharraf at all. 00:38:13.313 --> 00:38:14.730 align:center He's on our team. 00:38:33.646 --> 00:38:34.646 align:center I'm sorry, ma'am. 00:38:34.730 --> 00:38:36.105 align:center I've checked a couple of times. 00:38:36.188 --> 00:38:38.230 align:center Your name isn't in the approved visitors list. 00:38:38.313 --> 00:38:40.730 align:center Sir, if you could just let me speak to Bala… 00:38:40.813 --> 00:38:42.938 align:center Uh, Flying Officer Bal Reddy once, please. 00:38:43.021 --> 00:38:44.313 align:center He'll explain everything to you. 00:38:44.396 --> 00:38:46.230 align:center Sorry, ma'am. There is an exercise underway. 00:38:46.313 --> 00:38:47.313 align:center Nothing can be done. 00:38:48.188 --> 00:38:50.980 align:center Then let me speak to the CO. Tony Sir, right? 00:39:16.521 --> 00:39:17.521 align:center Sorry, sir. 00:39:18.438 --> 00:39:20.521 align:center I… didn't know that… 00:39:21.688 --> 00:39:23.021 align:center Madhavi was going to come here. 00:39:26.688 --> 00:39:27.688 align:center Chou. 00:39:28.396 --> 00:39:30.105 align:center - Sir. - Is it possible to put her up 00:39:30.188 --> 00:39:32.105 align:center in the VIP Guest House? 00:39:32.938 --> 00:39:33.938 align:center Fully occupied, sir. 00:39:38.980 --> 00:39:39.980 align:center Sir. 00:39:42.396 --> 00:39:43.730 align:center She can stay at our place. 00:39:46.688 --> 00:39:48.438 align:center Alka and I will be happy to host Madhavi. 00:39:51.271 --> 00:39:52.438 align:center Okay, then. 00:39:52.938 --> 00:39:54.730 align:center Baldy, you can get back to work. 00:39:56.021 --> 00:39:56.980 align:center Yes, sir. 00:40:08.980 --> 00:40:10.646 align:center The siren for the War Game finals 00:40:10.730 --> 00:40:12.563 align:center can go off at any moment. We need to be ready. 00:40:12.646 --> 00:40:14.938 align:center Our target is going to be Red Land's key airbase. 00:40:15.813 --> 00:40:18.563 align:center But this time, we take photos after, 00:40:18.646 --> 00:40:19.730 align:center and not before the bombing, 00:40:20.271 --> 00:40:24.188 align:center so that we can find out if every bomb fell on its target or not. 00:40:24.730 --> 00:40:26.105 align:center Battle damage assessment. 00:40:26.730 --> 00:40:29.605 align:center It's a lot more dangerous than photo recon flying. 00:40:29.688 --> 00:40:32.688 align:center Because we won't have the element of surprise with us. 00:40:32.771 --> 00:40:34.938 align:center Their radars are going to be waiting for us. 00:40:35.021 --> 00:40:37.146 align:center And not to forget surface-to-air missile. 00:40:40.813 --> 00:40:44.896 align:center So this time we're going to try a new strategy 00:40:45.521 --> 00:40:47.938 align:center which will be useful to us not just in war games, 00:40:48.021 --> 00:40:49.771 align:center but in an actual war as well. 00:40:59.563 --> 00:41:01.563 align:center If this is the enemy's radar screen… 00:41:03.938 --> 00:41:05.855 align:center then how many dots will you see on it? 00:41:06.730 --> 00:41:08.938 align:center Uh, sir… six. 00:41:15.230 --> 00:41:16.271 align:center Exactly. 00:41:17.021 --> 00:41:19.230 align:center Six jets in close formation. 00:41:19.313 --> 00:41:23.521 align:center So close that the enemy's radar screen shows only one big dot on it. 00:41:24.313 --> 00:41:28.188 align:center And the enemy should believe that it's one big transport aircraft. 00:41:28.271 --> 00:41:30.938 align:center Until the target, we'll fly in close formation 00:41:31.021 --> 00:41:33.146 align:center and break our formation at the last minute, 00:41:33.230 --> 00:41:34.605 align:center and take photographs. 00:41:34.688 --> 00:41:36.730 align:center And after taking the photos, 00:41:36.813 --> 00:41:38.521 align:center before their interceptors arrive, 00:41:38.605 --> 00:41:40.771 align:center we would have already crossed the mock LoC 00:41:41.313 --> 00:41:43.271 align:center into friendly skies. 00:41:43.355 --> 00:41:44.438 align:center Clear? 00:41:47.938 --> 00:41:50.063 align:center What's wrong, boys? Too risky? 00:41:52.105 --> 00:41:53.146 align:center Dhali? 00:41:53.688 --> 00:41:55.021 align:center I was planning to reinstate you. 00:41:57.980 --> 00:41:59.396 align:center Well, if you can't do this, then-- 00:41:59.480 --> 00:42:01.146 align:center No, we… we can do it, sir. 00:42:01.230 --> 00:42:02.480 align:center We… we'll do it. 00:42:03.105 --> 00:42:04.105 align:center Come again? 00:42:04.188 --> 00:42:05.646 align:center We'll do it, sir. 00:42:07.396 --> 00:42:08.396 align:center Good. 00:42:10.813 --> 00:42:12.855 align:center And Dhali, this time you won't be flying with Goofy. 00:42:15.438 --> 00:42:17.063 align:center I've already shuffled your wingmen. 00:42:17.146 --> 00:42:18.855 align:center Go check the flying program board. 00:42:42.646 --> 00:42:43.980 align:center Baldy, call in position. 00:42:44.063 --> 00:42:45.730 align:center I'm at 700. Match my speed. 00:42:50.688 --> 00:42:51.688 align:center In position. 00:42:52.480 --> 00:42:54.021 align:center Now maintain position, Baldy. 00:43:05.188 --> 00:43:07.313 align:center Sangy joining up. Goofy, call in position. 00:43:08.355 --> 00:43:09.646 align:center Goofy joining up. 00:43:11.313 --> 00:43:12.480 align:center Teekay joining up. 00:43:12.563 --> 00:43:13.938 align:center Max joining up. 00:43:14.563 --> 00:43:17.480 align:center Tridents, the diamond formation is complete. 00:43:17.563 --> 00:43:18.855 align:center Let's maintain speed. 00:43:18.938 --> 00:43:20.313 align:center Let's not mess it up, guys. 00:43:24.230 --> 00:43:26.646 align:center Baldy, too close, too close. You're falling behind. 00:43:26.730 --> 00:43:28.355 align:center Sorry, Sangy, maintaining. 00:43:28.438 --> 00:43:30.646 align:center Baldy, it's not a school bus, man, maintain 700. 00:43:30.730 --> 00:43:32.896 align:center Dhali, should we reduce speed and match up to Baldy? 00:43:32.980 --> 00:43:35.313 align:center Negative. The mission has to be carried out at 700. 00:43:35.396 --> 00:43:38.730 align:center - Baldy, increase your speed. - Roger, increasing. 00:43:46.521 --> 00:43:47.855 align:center Formation stable at 700. 00:43:48.771 --> 00:43:49.938 align:center Ready to turn left. 00:43:50.521 --> 00:43:51.521 align:center Baldy, be on guard. 00:43:53.688 --> 00:43:55.938 align:center Tridents, turn left 053. 00:44:01.396 --> 00:44:05.355 align:center Formation stable at turn, accelerate to 750 now! 00:44:05.438 --> 00:44:07.230 align:center Baldy, what the hell are you doing? 00:44:07.313 --> 00:44:09.063 align:center You're lagging again. 00:44:09.813 --> 00:44:12.355 align:center Baldy, you're not even close to MAC 1. Maintain 750. 00:44:12.855 --> 00:44:14.438 align:center I'm… I'm trying. 00:44:14.521 --> 00:44:17.146 align:center Why aren't you listening? Let's maintain speed with Baldy. 00:44:17.230 --> 00:44:19.105 align:center Negative, let's stick to 750. 00:44:19.188 --> 00:44:21.063 align:center Everyone, 750 now. 00:44:21.980 --> 00:44:24.063 align:center Baldy, what's wrong with you? We'll collide. 00:44:24.146 --> 00:44:25.438 align:center Teekay, peel off! Now! 00:44:25.521 --> 00:44:26.605 align:center Teekay peeling off 00:44:26.688 --> 00:44:29.146 align:center Arrows, peel off! Abort! Abort! Abort! 00:44:36.271 --> 00:44:37.438 align:center Come on, guys. 00:44:56.646 --> 00:44:57.938 align:center Sit, sit, sit, please. 00:44:59.980 --> 00:45:02.646 align:center What happened? What the hell are you all so sad about? 00:45:03.813 --> 00:45:05.146 align:center It was just practice. 00:45:05.230 --> 00:45:07.480 align:center It wasn't some war exercise mission, right? 00:45:08.480 --> 00:45:10.230 align:center Another round for everyone, please. 00:45:11.438 --> 00:45:12.438 align:center Sangy? 00:45:13.646 --> 00:45:16.396 align:center We usually celebrate life after close calls, don't we? 00:45:16.480 --> 00:45:19.855 align:center We do, sir, but today's call was a bit too close. 00:45:21.688 --> 00:45:23.188 align:center We almost collided. 00:45:23.896 --> 00:45:24.938 align:center Mm-hmm? 00:45:25.855 --> 00:45:28.980 align:center Sir, maybe because we were flying in formation of six for the first time 00:45:29.063 --> 00:45:31.230 align:center which is why staying in sync with each other 00:45:32.105 --> 00:45:33.271 align:center was a little difficult. 00:45:33.355 --> 00:45:34.980 align:center No sir, it was my fault. 00:45:37.230 --> 00:45:39.771 align:center Sir, it was my fault. I… 00:45:41.313 --> 00:45:42.605 align:center I was struggling to… 00:45:43.230 --> 00:45:44.688 align:center match Dhali's speed up there. 00:45:47.105 --> 00:45:50.021 align:center Sir, the problem was in the exercise selection. 00:45:51.563 --> 00:45:52.646 align:center Okay. 00:45:54.146 --> 00:45:57.355 align:center Sir, Ahuja Sir makes us do extremely risky exercises. 00:45:57.438 --> 00:45:59.605 align:center Which is fine with me. I'm… I'm up for it. 00:46:00.605 --> 00:46:03.646 align:center But suddenly changing my wingman, sir, that's… 00:46:05.271 --> 00:46:06.896 align:center How do we achieve perfection? 00:46:10.396 --> 00:46:11.563 align:center "Suddenly"? 00:46:16.813 --> 00:46:20.313 align:center When a random technical glitch happens in the air, it happens suddenly. 00:46:21.521 --> 00:46:24.105 align:center And when it comes to deciding to eject, 00:46:24.188 --> 00:46:27.396 align:center no one leaves home thinking they'll have to eject that day. 00:46:29.271 --> 00:46:30.480 align:center It all happens suddenly. 00:46:31.396 --> 00:46:35.688 align:center I haven't called Ahuja here to conduct routine exercises with all of you. 00:46:37.188 --> 00:46:40.605 align:center I've invited him here so he can make you all war ready. 00:46:42.980 --> 00:46:44.646 align:center Because when a war breaks out… 00:46:46.521 --> 00:46:48.063 align:center it happens suddenly. 00:46:49.521 --> 00:46:52.021 align:center If you really consider yourselves fighter pilots… 00:46:54.646 --> 00:46:57.480 align:center then you must have the courage to accept every challenge. 00:46:58.146 --> 00:46:59.688 align:center Don't complain about it. 00:47:01.480 --> 00:47:03.771 align:center We're meant to be razor blades, right? 00:47:03.855 --> 00:47:05.105 align:center Yes, sir. 00:47:07.313 --> 00:47:09.188 align:center Then bloody behave like one. 00:47:56.313 --> 00:47:57.688 align:center Pakistan Zindabad. 00:47:57.771 --> 00:47:58.896 align:center Pakistan Zindabad. 00:47:58.980 --> 00:48:00.271 align:center Welcome to Skardu, sir. 00:48:01.980 --> 00:48:03.021 align:center Hassan. 00:48:03.938 --> 00:48:07.480 align:center What the hell are these mujahideen doing at the army base? 00:48:09.313 --> 00:48:10.396 align:center This way, sir. 00:48:11.438 --> 00:48:13.063 align:center I'll explain it to you. 00:48:30.605 --> 00:48:34.521 align:center So the Pakistan Army is going to work with the mujahideen now? 00:48:36.813 --> 00:48:38.563 align:center Do you really think they are the mujahideen? 00:48:41.688 --> 00:48:43.521 align:center Then the Indians will also think believe it. 00:48:44.855 --> 00:48:46.813 align:center They will also believe that the Pakistan Army 00:48:46.896 --> 00:48:49.105 align:center has nothing to do with this infiltration. 00:48:49.688 --> 00:48:52.605 align:center Because we will only talk to them in Pashto. 00:48:53.480 --> 00:48:55.938 align:center But the truth is that they are not mujahideen. 00:48:56.896 --> 00:48:59.146 align:center These are 2,000 soldiers from our 12th NLI. 00:48:59.230 --> 00:49:01.771 align:center - Nara-e-Takbeer! - Allahu Akbar! 00:49:01.855 --> 00:49:03.896 align:center - Nara-e-Takbeer! - Allahu Akbar! 00:49:03.980 --> 00:49:06.230 align:center - Nara-e-Takbeer! - Allahu Akbar! 00:49:06.313 --> 00:49:08.521 align:center - Nara-e-Takbeer! - Allahu Akbar! 00:49:08.605 --> 00:49:10.688 align:center - Nara-e-Takbeer! - Allahu Akbar! 00:49:17.146 --> 00:49:18.146 align:center Sir. 00:49:19.063 --> 00:49:21.771 align:center You had mentioned eight posts and 100 soldiers. 00:49:21.855 --> 00:49:24.271 align:center But the kind of preparations being carried out in Skardu 00:49:24.355 --> 00:49:26.021 align:center is nothing less than a war, sir. 00:49:29.063 --> 00:49:30.771 align:center General Zia, you look quite fresh today. 00:49:30.855 --> 00:49:33.855 align:center It's like the crisp mountain air suits you. 00:49:41.313 --> 00:49:45.105 align:center General Zia, the more posts that we end up capturing, 00:49:45.688 --> 00:49:47.688 align:center the more pressure we can put on India. 00:49:47.771 --> 00:49:50.271 align:center Sir, no doubt, we can hold off the Indian Army 00:49:50.355 --> 00:49:51.396 align:center with the height advantage. 00:49:51.480 --> 00:49:54.396 align:center But what if they end up getting their air force involved? 00:49:59.063 --> 00:50:01.688 align:center We have asked the German and Russian air forces 00:50:01.771 --> 00:50:03.271 align:center and double checked this. 00:50:03.355 --> 00:50:05.646 align:center It's impossible for any air force, 00:50:05.730 --> 00:50:08.105 align:center to operate in that terrain and at those heights. 00:50:08.980 --> 00:50:10.313 align:center And this is a proven fact. 00:50:10.396 --> 00:50:14.521 align:center Sir, I still feel the least we can do for our soldiers on those peaks 00:50:14.605 --> 00:50:16.063 align:center is arm them with Stinger missiles. 00:50:16.980 --> 00:50:18.230 align:center The mujahideen. 00:50:18.938 --> 00:50:21.230 align:center They are not our soldiers. They are the mujahideen. 00:50:21.313 --> 00:50:22.313 align:center You understand? 00:50:24.938 --> 00:50:28.230 align:center You are the DGMO, right? So give them the Stinger missiles. 00:50:28.896 --> 00:50:29.896 align:center What's wrong? 00:50:30.480 --> 00:50:32.938 align:center But sir, Stinger missiles are not regular weapons. 00:50:33.021 --> 00:50:36.480 align:center We will surely need the PM's approval for mass mobilization. 00:50:51.730 --> 00:50:53.771 align:center You don't have to worry so much, Tauqir. 00:50:57.146 --> 00:50:59.980 align:center If Pakistan wants to get Kashmir from India, 00:51:01.605 --> 00:51:04.396 align:center then we will have to put in some more effort. 00:51:05.855 --> 00:51:07.021 align:center When the time is right, 00:51:07.105 --> 00:51:11.271 align:center I'll go to the PM myself and get all the necessary approvals. 00:51:15.188 --> 00:51:16.771 align:center We must snatch Kashmir.