WEBVTT 00:00:13.063 --> 00:00:16.980 align:center Boys, from today, we will start high-altitude bombing trials. 00:00:17.063 --> 00:00:20.813 align:center We will climb to 30,000 feet well before the target sector. 00:00:21.438 --> 00:00:24.355 align:center Above the clouds and out of their missile range. 00:00:24.980 --> 00:00:28.771 align:center But remember, no one in the world has tried this on mountains. 00:00:29.313 --> 00:00:30.980 align:center The peaks we want to target, 00:00:31.063 --> 00:00:34.105 align:center their flat top will not be more than 200 meters. 00:00:34.771 --> 00:00:37.896 align:center We have dumb bombs that will go at jet speed. 00:00:38.438 --> 00:00:43.063 align:center Therefore, the release altitude, jet speed, and GPS position 00:00:43.146 --> 00:00:47.021 align:center must be extremely accurate so that the bombs land directly 00:00:47.105 --> 00:00:49.063 align:center on this narrow 200-meter target. 00:00:49.146 --> 00:00:51.855 align:center If the release is even a second late, 00:00:51.938 --> 00:00:55.480 align:center the bomb will miss the target peak and fall into the valley ahead. 00:00:55.563 --> 00:00:58.480 align:center And if we release the bombs too early in the heat of the moment, 00:00:58.563 --> 00:01:01.646 align:center they could fall into the valley before the target, 00:01:01.730 --> 00:01:04.605 align:center right where our own soldiers are positioned. 00:01:04.688 --> 00:01:09.355 align:center So, boys, in this mission, neither we nor our machines can afford to fail. 00:01:09.438 --> 00:01:11.521 align:center Man and machine must operate as one. 00:01:16.896 --> 00:01:18.521 align:center Trident, check position. 00:01:19.230 --> 00:01:20.230 align:center Hercules 2. 00:01:23.230 --> 00:01:24.396 align:center Hercules 2, Joker. 00:01:26.438 --> 00:01:28.230 align:center Did he say "Hercules"? 00:01:28.313 --> 00:01:29.480 align:center Please confirm. 00:01:30.396 --> 00:01:33.688 align:center Correction. I'm sorry. I meant, Trident approaching release point. 00:01:33.771 --> 00:01:36.021 align:center Wasn't Hercules Ahuja's radio call sign? 00:01:37.021 --> 00:01:37.938 align:center Yes, sir. 00:01:38.730 --> 00:01:41.146 align:center Maybe… Maybe he just said it by mistake. 00:01:41.230 --> 00:01:42.938 align:center Trident releasing bombs in five, 00:01:43.605 --> 00:01:47.688 align:center four, three, two, one. 00:01:48.563 --> 00:01:50.396 align:center Now. Bombs away. 00:02:03.855 --> 00:02:04.813 align:center Seven forty. 00:02:08.188 --> 00:02:10.938 align:center Bomb off target. Radial error, 1230. 00:02:12.480 --> 00:02:13.563 align:center Bomb off target, sir. 00:02:13.646 --> 00:02:16.646 align:center Radial error, 1230. Linear error, 740 meters. 00:02:16.730 --> 00:02:17.813 align:center Let's keep going. 00:02:19.230 --> 00:02:21.771 align:center Let's see the difference recorded by the other sorties. 00:02:21.855 --> 00:02:23.188 align:center Five, four, 00:02:23.271 --> 00:02:25.438 align:center three, two, one. 00:02:25.521 --> 00:02:27.313 align:center Now! Bombs away! 00:02:35.396 --> 00:02:36.563 align:center Bomb off target. 00:02:40.438 --> 00:02:41.688 align:center Bombs away! 00:02:49.063 --> 00:02:53.355 align:center You're a long way off, Tony. Linearly and radially. 00:02:54.480 --> 00:02:57.105 align:center Sir, many of the variables needs to be factored in. 00:02:57.188 --> 00:02:58.271 align:center We'll get there soon. 00:02:58.355 --> 00:03:00.813 align:center Your soon is already too late for the Army. 00:03:01.855 --> 00:03:03.271 align:center I want a hard commitment. 00:03:03.938 --> 00:03:06.271 align:center - One week, ten days, just tell me-- - Three days, sir. 00:03:10.521 --> 00:03:12.396 align:center We'll be ready in three days, sir. 00:03:17.396 --> 00:03:23.188 align:center All right. On the fourth day, I will consider this trial a failure. 00:03:24.105 --> 00:03:24.938 align:center Sir. 00:03:34.313 --> 00:03:36.896 align:center What? You don't want to do it? 00:03:38.896 --> 00:03:41.813 align:center Everyone outside this room thinks that this strategy is useless. 00:03:42.896 --> 00:03:45.355 align:center If you guys think the same, just let me know. 00:03:46.605 --> 00:03:50.605 align:center Sir, none of us here have any doubts about your strategy. 00:03:50.688 --> 00:03:53.146 align:center If we hadn't just hard-committed three days 00:03:53.230 --> 00:03:55.688 align:center for the extrapolation of the parameters 00:03:55.771 --> 00:03:58.605 align:center and met charts, then I think we still had a chance. 00:04:00.230 --> 00:04:01.313 align:center Exactly, sir. 00:04:01.396 --> 00:04:03.855 align:center For such complex calculations and all, 00:04:05.980 --> 00:04:08.396 align:center three days are practically a little less, sir. 00:04:08.480 --> 00:04:11.271 align:center Our army has been fighting a war for the last one month, 00:04:12.146 --> 00:04:13.771 align:center and three days are too less for you? 00:04:15.188 --> 00:04:16.105 align:center Hmm? 00:04:16.688 --> 00:04:17.521 align:center Do you even know 00:04:18.271 --> 00:04:21.855 align:center that just to recapture some of the peaks from the Tololing complex, 00:04:21.938 --> 00:04:23.688 align:center they have been fighting for three weeks? 00:04:24.855 --> 00:04:27.730 align:center How many senior officers and how many soldiers have been martyred? 00:04:27.813 --> 00:04:29.063 align:center Do you even have a clue? 00:04:30.355 --> 00:04:32.271 align:center At the height of 16,000 feet, 00:04:32.355 --> 00:04:34.688 align:center minus 10-degree temperatures, with less oxygen, 00:04:34.771 --> 00:04:38.688 align:center they are climbing with 25 kilos of ration and ammunition on their backs. 00:04:38.771 --> 00:04:39.980 align:center They don't have any cover. 00:04:40.063 --> 00:04:42.688 align:center They are directly in the enemy's line of sight. 00:04:42.771 --> 00:04:44.480 align:center Before they start, they think 00:04:44.563 --> 00:04:48.105 align:center that maybe they should carry less rations so that they can carry more ammunition. 00:04:48.188 --> 00:04:49.146 align:center Maybe it'll help. 00:04:50.980 --> 00:04:53.396 align:center And even if they keep crawling through the night 00:04:53.480 --> 00:04:57.021 align:center and somehow manage to reach there after dodging enemy bullets, 00:04:57.105 --> 00:04:59.521 align:center they would still need the energy for hand-to-hand combat. 00:04:59.605 --> 00:05:01.480 align:center Where will they get this energy from? 00:05:02.313 --> 00:05:04.438 align:center In spite of knowing all this, they're still fighting. 00:05:04.521 --> 00:05:07.146 align:center Right now, they're fighting to avenge our brave martyred brothers, 00:05:07.230 --> 00:05:10.771 align:center and they're fighting to show the Pakistan Army and their politicians 00:05:10.855 --> 00:05:14.021 align:center that we Indians are not going to offer our mountains to you on a platter. 00:05:16.063 --> 00:05:17.480 align:center The Indian Army is getting crushed 00:05:17.563 --> 00:05:19.146 align:center - and you guys are-- - Sir, we'll do it. 00:05:21.730 --> 00:05:23.188 align:center Come what may, we'll do this, sir. 00:05:24.313 --> 00:05:26.230 align:center - Boys? - We'll do it, sir! 00:05:29.146 --> 00:05:31.771 align:center The Indian Army is depending on the Indian Air Force… 00:05:33.230 --> 00:05:35.188 align:center and the Indian Air Force depends on us. 00:05:37.146 --> 00:05:39.480 align:center Do whatever calculations you need to do. 00:05:39.563 --> 00:05:42.313 align:center Don't think of it as just three days. You have 72 hours. 00:05:44.438 --> 00:05:48.021 align:center This time, neither can our machines fail nor can we. Let's get them. 00:05:55.980 --> 00:05:57.146 align:center We owe this to Ahuja. 00:06:53.646 --> 00:06:56.605 align:center Arrows, we need to set up a proper workflow. 00:06:57.646 --> 00:07:00.230 align:center We'll need the weather data from the Met Department. 00:07:00.313 --> 00:07:03.105 align:center But I have already given Chou sir the data for the month of June. 00:07:03.188 --> 00:07:07.646 align:center Not just this June's data, but we need data of every June for the last ten years. 00:07:07.730 --> 00:07:11.355 align:center I'll feed all the data along with all of the variables into the computer, 00:07:11.438 --> 00:07:14.230 align:center and calculate the ideal bomb release point. 00:07:14.313 --> 00:07:17.146 align:center We'll keep on calculating and we'll keep dropping bombs. 00:07:17.230 --> 00:07:20.146 align:center And we'll keep at it till we get it right. 00:07:24.230 --> 00:07:25.313 align:center Griffin, bombs away. 00:07:37.438 --> 00:07:39.605 align:center Bombs away! 00:07:44.646 --> 00:07:46.063 align:center Arrow, bombs away! 00:07:50.313 --> 00:07:53.605 align:center What the hell are we missing, guys? What the hell are we missing? 00:07:53.688 --> 00:07:57.146 align:center Sir, all parameters are accounted for. Winds, speed, temperature, met chart-- 00:07:57.230 --> 00:07:59.438 align:center Baldy, your calculations are absolutely correct. 00:07:59.521 --> 00:08:01.896 align:center But somehow, our bombs are still falling way ahead of our target. 00:08:01.980 --> 00:08:03.646 align:center Sir, there is one thing. 00:08:03.730 --> 00:08:07.480 align:center At the altitude 30,000 feet, the air should be much thinner, right? 00:08:09.146 --> 00:08:10.021 align:center Right, sir. 00:08:11.230 --> 00:08:12.105 align:center Air density. 00:08:12.188 --> 00:08:13.938 align:center Baldy, 00:08:14.021 --> 00:08:17.188 align:center try multiplying the formula of air density with rho by rho zero. 00:08:17.938 --> 00:08:18.896 align:center Sir. 00:08:25.521 --> 00:08:26.730 align:center Sangy. 00:08:26.813 --> 00:08:28.855 align:center - Jai Hind, sir. - Welcome back. 00:08:28.938 --> 00:08:29.855 align:center Thank you, sir. 00:08:35.230 --> 00:08:36.063 align:center Dhali. 00:09:32.188 --> 00:09:34.313 align:center Hercules 2, breaking off. 00:09:34.396 --> 00:09:36.230 align:center We all need some help, Dhali. 00:09:37.396 --> 00:09:39.105 align:center Hercules 2, fuel check. 00:09:40.605 --> 00:09:43.521 align:center He should have released the bomb by now. Check status. 00:09:44.146 --> 00:09:45.813 align:center Trident, check position. 00:09:48.105 --> 00:09:51.438 align:center Trident, release point overshot. I'm sorry. Can I please do another pass? 00:09:51.521 --> 00:09:54.188 align:center What the hell is Dhali doing? Tell him to come back. 00:09:54.271 --> 00:09:56.355 align:center Negative, Trident. Return to base. 00:09:58.355 --> 00:10:00.063 align:center Trident returning to base. 00:10:06.563 --> 00:10:09.105 align:center Adonis, bombs away! 00:10:13.771 --> 00:10:15.771 align:center Now, bombs away! 00:10:19.605 --> 00:10:21.438 align:center Bombs away! 00:10:33.771 --> 00:10:36.146 align:center Sir, linear error, 450 meters. 00:10:36.771 --> 00:10:39.188 align:center And radially, we're sharp at twelve o'clock. 00:10:39.980 --> 00:10:41.313 align:center Let's do one thing, Baldy, 00:10:42.396 --> 00:10:44.813 align:center I think we should fine-tune the forward-throw formula. 00:10:44.896 --> 00:10:47.438 align:center - We'll find something there. - Sure, sir. 00:11:08.813 --> 00:11:09.896 align:center Yes, Dhali? 00:11:09.980 --> 00:11:14.688 align:center Sir, I got distracted for a couple of seconds in the air. 00:11:14.771 --> 00:11:15.646 align:center Distracted? 00:11:17.355 --> 00:11:20.480 align:center Sir, the… the fuel meters were-- 00:11:20.563 --> 00:11:22.438 align:center Dhali, you know as much as I do. 00:11:22.521 --> 00:11:24.438 align:center Right now, there is no room for distraction. 00:11:24.521 --> 00:11:27.146 align:center One small mistake in the actual operation 00:11:27.230 --> 00:11:29.730 align:center and the bomb could fall on our own soldiers. 00:11:29.813 --> 00:11:32.313 align:center I understand. It won't happen again, sir. 00:11:36.438 --> 00:11:37.938 align:center I can't let you fly right now. 00:11:39.438 --> 00:11:40.355 align:center For your sake. 00:11:41.938 --> 00:11:43.438 align:center And for everyone else's sake. 00:11:52.355 --> 00:11:54.980 align:center Sir, there's concerning news coming from Southeast Asia. 00:11:55.063 --> 00:11:58.021 align:center Indian Air Force is doing high-altitude bombing trials. 00:12:03.896 --> 00:12:05.105 align:center What the hell was that, Zinni? 00:12:05.188 --> 00:12:08.521 align:center They're trying GPS guidance on their Stone Age MiG-21s. 00:12:08.605 --> 00:12:10.063 align:center Jesus Christ. 00:12:11.813 --> 00:12:13.813 align:center If the Indian Air Force gets back in there, 00:12:13.896 --> 00:12:16.355 align:center this whole fucking mess could blow up in our face. 00:12:16.438 --> 00:12:18.230 align:center The trials will not succeed, sir. 00:12:18.980 --> 00:12:21.646 align:center Pentagon's been monitoring. I got it covered. 00:12:22.521 --> 00:12:24.105 align:center We'd better take care of this. 00:12:24.188 --> 00:12:26.938 align:center One misstep and this whole thing could go nuclear in no time. 00:12:27.563 --> 00:12:29.771 align:center Got that right, sir. 00:12:46.521 --> 00:12:49.980 align:center Releasing bombs in three, two, one. 00:12:50.063 --> 00:12:51.688 align:center Now! Griffin, bombs away! 00:13:01.063 --> 00:13:02.271 align:center Flying Officer Baldy. 00:13:07.855 --> 00:13:09.188 align:center Error, 370 meters, sir. 00:13:11.896 --> 00:13:13.105 align:center Who's up next? 00:13:13.188 --> 00:13:14.021 align:center Sangy? 00:13:15.063 --> 00:13:15.896 align:center Yes, sir. 00:13:23.105 --> 00:13:24.980 align:center Releasing bombs in five, 00:13:25.063 --> 00:13:28.271 align:center four, three, two, one. 00:13:28.938 --> 00:13:30.688 align:center Now! Adonis, bombs away! 00:13:44.271 --> 00:13:46.605 align:center Linear error, 360 meters, sir. 00:13:52.146 --> 00:13:53.021 align:center Uh… 00:13:54.396 --> 00:13:56.980 align:center I think we have time for one more sortie, don't we? 00:13:57.938 --> 00:13:59.021 align:center Let's try, sir. 00:13:59.105 --> 00:14:01.938 align:center Tony, all of your calculations are absolutely correct. 00:14:02.646 --> 00:14:06.188 align:center But there at that height, who knows what other error is happening. 00:14:06.271 --> 00:14:07.146 align:center Hmm. 00:14:10.105 --> 00:14:11.688 align:center - Baldy. - Sir? 00:14:11.771 --> 00:14:13.688 align:center Just call the Met Department again. 00:14:13.771 --> 00:14:17.188 align:center Let's check if there's any difference in today's weather forecast and our chart. 00:14:17.271 --> 00:14:20.813 align:center Sir, I've been taking hourly updates from the Met Department. 00:14:20.896 --> 00:14:22.855 align:center Cross-checked everything, sir. There's no difference. 00:14:22.938 --> 00:14:26.771 align:center Baldy, we've done all these calculations on paper. Maybe you're missing something. 00:14:26.855 --> 00:14:30.438 align:center Some data, entry, some variable, some parameter, something. 00:14:33.896 --> 00:14:37.396 align:center You gave it your best, Tony. 00:14:39.646 --> 00:14:41.771 align:center But this strategy doesn't seem to work. 00:14:50.730 --> 00:14:54.063 align:center Boys, I'm proud of you, for even attempting this. 00:14:54.771 --> 00:14:56.188 align:center But it's time to… 00:14:58.355 --> 00:14:59.271 align:center call it off. 00:15:18.605 --> 00:15:19.563 align:center Steady, Dhali. 00:15:19.646 --> 00:15:21.230 align:center - Dhali? - Steady. 00:15:23.480 --> 00:15:25.896 align:center - Dhali, enough now. - Fuel meter, Dhali. 00:15:25.980 --> 00:15:27.563 align:center The bombing trials have failed. 00:15:31.438 --> 00:15:32.438 align:center So? 00:15:36.396 --> 00:15:38.730 align:center Dhali, we all feel the loss of Ahuja sir. 00:15:39.813 --> 00:15:41.813 align:center I can understand what you must be going through. 00:15:52.188 --> 00:15:53.313 align:center Were you there? 00:15:55.813 --> 00:15:57.188 align:center Were either of you there? 00:15:58.396 --> 00:16:00.813 align:center Were any of you there flying with Ahuja sir? 00:16:02.063 --> 00:16:03.105 align:center No, right? 00:16:09.188 --> 00:16:10.646 align:center Then you won't be able to understand. 00:16:50.355 --> 00:16:51.313 align:center Hello, ma'am. 00:16:51.396 --> 00:16:52.230 align:center Yes? 00:16:53.896 --> 00:16:54.980 align:center Mrs. Alka Ahuja? 00:16:55.855 --> 00:16:57.730 align:center I'm here from the Maruti showroom. 00:16:57.813 --> 00:17:00.438 align:center Here's the brand-new car your husband had booked for you. 00:17:02.230 --> 00:17:03.271 align:center Congratulations. 00:17:06.063 --> 00:17:07.688 align:center Here are some registration papers-- 00:17:07.771 --> 00:17:08.855 align:center You can leave them here. 00:17:08.938 --> 00:17:11.355 align:center I'll get them signed and send them to you. 00:17:11.438 --> 00:17:13.563 align:center - Have a nice day. Thank you. - Thank you. 00:17:24.813 --> 00:17:26.521 align:center I forgot to smile that day. 00:17:29.271 --> 00:17:30.271 align:center Hmm? 00:17:32.730 --> 00:17:35.896 align:center You know, whenever Ajay would go for his sortie, 00:17:35.980 --> 00:17:38.730 align:center I would always smile at him and then see him off. 00:17:39.563 --> 00:17:41.813 align:center But the day he was leaving for Srinagar… 00:17:52.646 --> 00:17:53.646 align:center Let's go. 00:18:42.855 --> 00:18:45.771 align:center Sir, there's no need for servicing right now. 00:18:45.855 --> 00:18:48.355 align:center So I've put the ground crew on standby for the moment. 00:18:48.438 --> 00:18:50.188 align:center Do we have any handheld GPS? 00:18:52.105 --> 00:18:52.938 align:center Uh… 00:18:53.646 --> 00:18:54.896 align:center Uh, yes, we do, sir. 00:18:57.438 --> 00:18:58.313 align:center Get it here. 00:19:00.105 --> 00:19:00.938 align:center Right, sir. 00:19:05.063 --> 00:19:06.396 align:center Chou, we're on the tarmac, 00:19:06.480 --> 00:19:09.313 align:center but the coordinates indicate that we are on the runway. 00:19:12.021 --> 00:19:15.646 align:center Look at this. The GPS error is exactly of 250 meters. 00:19:20.605 --> 00:19:24.271 align:center Sir, I wanted to inform you that the US has attempted to sabotage our trials. 00:19:24.355 --> 00:19:25.563 align:center What do you mean? 00:19:25.646 --> 00:19:26.646 align:center As you know, 00:19:26.730 --> 00:19:29.813 align:center we get our GPS signals through the US Air Force, sir. 00:19:29.896 --> 00:19:30.938 align:center My hunch is 00:19:31.021 --> 00:19:33.563 align:center that they might have degraded our GPS signals. 00:19:33.646 --> 00:19:36.063 align:center Our calculations are absolutely correct, sir. 00:19:36.146 --> 00:19:39.355 align:center But I think they've used their satellite to weaken our GPS signals, 00:19:39.438 --> 00:19:42.021 align:center and that is the reason why the system shows an error. 00:19:42.105 --> 00:19:43.438 align:center Sir, I went to different locations 00:19:43.521 --> 00:19:45.813 align:center and checked the signal of the GPS device myself. 00:19:45.896 --> 00:19:49.396 align:center The GPS is off by exactly 250 meters, we can account for it, sir. 00:19:49.480 --> 00:19:53.605 align:center I… I'm still waiting for the good news, Tony. 00:19:53.688 --> 00:19:54.771 align:center For that, we need… 00:19:56.480 --> 00:19:57.813 align:center that fourth day of trials. 00:19:59.438 --> 00:20:02.063 align:center Sir, if we release the bomb a little earlier 00:20:02.146 --> 00:20:03.730 align:center at the same release altitude, 00:20:03.813 --> 00:20:05.521 align:center we can accommodate the GPS lag. 00:20:12.771 --> 00:20:17.396 align:center Releasing bomb in three, two, one. 00:20:17.480 --> 00:20:19.146 align:center Now! Arrow, bombs away! 00:20:28.771 --> 00:20:30.146 align:center One twenty. 00:20:30.813 --> 00:20:34.521 align:center Bomb almost on target. Error, 120 meters only. Jai Hind! 00:20:34.605 --> 00:20:35.646 align:center Jai Hind. 00:20:36.271 --> 00:20:39.105 align:center Sir, error only 120 meters. 00:20:50.730 --> 00:20:51.563 align:center Sir. 00:20:51.646 --> 00:20:52.938 align:center - Good job, Tony. - Thank you, sir. 00:20:53.021 --> 00:20:55.188 align:center I'm glad that I gave you that fourth day. 00:20:57.563 --> 00:21:00.730 align:center Sir, at first our soldiers were only able to see the mountains, 00:21:01.605 --> 00:21:02.646 align:center not their army. 00:21:03.605 --> 00:21:07.021 align:center But now their army will only be able see the clouds. 00:21:07.105 --> 00:21:07.980 align:center Not our planes. 00:21:10.563 --> 00:21:14.105 align:center We'll go to Drass this evening to obtain coordinates from our army… 00:21:15.230 --> 00:21:16.480 align:center and we'll also tell them 00:21:17.313 --> 00:21:19.938 align:center that Operation Safed Sagar is back. 00:21:20.896 --> 00:21:21.771 align:center Sir. 00:21:27.188 --> 00:21:31.355 align:center Sir, Point 5140 is the highest peak in West Kargil within the Tololing sector. 00:21:31.438 --> 00:21:33.188 align:center We've had most of our casualties right here. 00:21:33.271 --> 00:21:36.646 align:center From this peak, the enemy has choked up our whole valley. 00:21:36.730 --> 00:21:41.105 align:center So we request you to first and foremost bomb this area over here. 00:21:41.188 --> 00:21:45.563 align:center For our Indian Army, Point 5140 is the highest and the most difficult peak 00:21:45.646 --> 00:21:47.438 align:center to recapture in the Drass sector. 00:21:47.521 --> 00:21:51.563 align:center From there, the enemy is able to directly target our National Highway 1. 00:21:51.646 --> 00:21:56.980 align:center So as a matter of strategy, it is critical that we recapture this peak first. 00:21:57.063 --> 00:21:58.855 align:center Okay, Sartaj. For the bombing, 00:21:58.938 --> 00:22:01.563 align:center you'll provide us with the coordinates of Point 5140. 00:22:01.646 --> 00:22:04.438 align:center And for the coordination between the Army and the Air Force, 00:22:04.521 --> 00:22:07.313 align:center we will be deploying a forward air-controller there, 00:22:07.396 --> 00:22:09.521 align:center who will accompany your forward troops 00:22:09.605 --> 00:22:12.021 align:center and will also do the conversion of the target coordinates, 00:22:12.105 --> 00:22:15.230 align:center and also relay the real-time locations of both the sides. 00:22:16.021 --> 00:22:19.855 align:center Sir, I genuinely think there's no one better than Baldy for this technical job. 00:22:21.188 --> 00:22:22.063 align:center Sir. 00:22:23.688 --> 00:22:25.396 align:center That's it, then. 00:22:25.480 --> 00:22:29.021 align:center Operation Safed Sagar resumes with 5140. 00:22:30.188 --> 00:22:31.313 align:center Good night. 00:22:32.355 --> 00:22:33.938 align:center - Jai Hind, sir. - Jai Hind. 00:22:35.271 --> 00:22:38.188 align:center After international pressure and widespread condemnation 00:22:38.271 --> 00:22:40.813 align:center of the brutal killing of Squadron Leader Ajay Ahuja, 00:22:40.896 --> 00:22:43.396 align:center Pakistan has now released Flight Lieutenant Nishant 00:22:43.480 --> 00:22:44.855 align:center of the Indian Air Force. 00:22:44.938 --> 00:22:46.563 align:center In the latest from South Asia, 00:22:46.646 --> 00:22:48.480 align:center Pakistan has rebuffed American attempts 00:22:48.563 --> 00:22:51.021 align:center to mediate in the escalating Kargil conflict, 00:22:51.105 --> 00:22:55.021 align:center insisting it remains a bilateral matter between Islamabad and New Delhi. 00:22:55.105 --> 00:22:58.313 align:center Foreign Minister Sartaj Aziz is now travelling to India 00:22:58.396 --> 00:23:01.355 align:center for direct talks with his counterpart, Jaswant Singh. 00:23:03.480 --> 00:23:04.688 align:center Mr. Vajpayee, 00:23:05.938 --> 00:23:08.396 align:center Mr. Prime Minister and the whole Pakistan cabinet 00:23:08.480 --> 00:23:10.271 align:center is very sorry to hear about… 00:23:11.230 --> 00:23:13.480 align:center the martyrdom of your soldiers and pilot, 00:23:14.438 --> 00:23:15.605 align:center Ajay Ahuja. 00:23:15.688 --> 00:23:18.896 align:center We thought that he died because of the impact of the crash. 00:23:18.980 --> 00:23:22.646 align:center But I guess he fell into the hands of the Mujahideen. 00:23:22.730 --> 00:23:25.646 align:center Mr. Prime Minister want me to personally talk to the Mujahideens 00:23:25.730 --> 00:23:27.313 align:center so that things could cool down. 00:23:28.063 --> 00:23:31.980 align:center And that's why we handed over your pilot, Nishant, back to you safely. 00:23:32.063 --> 00:23:35.688 align:center I am ready to mediate with the Mujahideens in the future as well. 00:23:36.521 --> 00:23:39.230 align:center But this mediation can only happen 00:23:39.313 --> 00:23:43.688 align:center if India agrees to discuss the Kashmir issue with us. 00:23:49.105 --> 00:23:50.396 align:center Mr. Vajpayee, 00:23:51.563 --> 00:23:54.646 align:center you, uh, need to trust Pakistan. 00:23:56.605 --> 00:23:57.605 align:center Hmm. 00:23:59.313 --> 00:24:01.396 align:center Mr. Aziz, I do trust… 00:24:02.438 --> 00:24:05.730 align:center that this issue can be solved by Pakistan alone. 00:24:18.105 --> 00:24:19.313 align:center Sir, India has deployed 00:24:19.396 --> 00:24:21.438 align:center another 15,000 soldiers in the Kargil sector. 00:24:21.521 --> 00:24:24.396 align:center What does it matter if there are 1,000 or 15,000? 00:24:24.480 --> 00:24:27.063 align:center It's been more than three weeks since we were discovered. 00:24:27.146 --> 00:24:29.480 align:center Could the Indian Air Force or the Army harm us in any way? 00:24:29.563 --> 00:24:32.063 align:center Aziz, as long as we have the advantage of height, 00:24:32.146 --> 00:24:35.855 align:center the Indian Air Force and the Indian Army, we can crush both of them. 00:24:38.396 --> 00:24:41.396 align:center Sir, I have really tried my best, but the man is very stubborn. 00:24:41.480 --> 00:24:43.313 align:center Then we can make an example out of him. 00:24:43.396 --> 00:24:47.021 align:center Make such an example out of him that their souls start trembling 00:24:47.105 --> 00:24:49.480 align:center even before they think of entering Pakistan. 00:24:49.563 --> 00:24:51.396 align:center Sir, what about the international community? 00:24:51.480 --> 00:24:53.271 align:center To hell with the international community. 00:24:56.438 --> 00:24:59.188 align:center Such an important call on an unsecured line? 00:24:59.271 --> 00:25:00.896 align:center Shame on you, Mr. Sartaj. 00:25:00.980 --> 00:25:03.855 align:center This, even by Pakistani standards, is pathetic. 00:25:03.938 --> 00:25:06.188 align:center General Musharraf's character was… 00:25:07.188 --> 00:25:10.730 align:center already on display for all to see during the peace talks. 00:25:11.396 --> 00:25:13.896 align:center But be it the Army or the cabinet, 00:25:13.980 --> 00:25:17.313 align:center it's now very clear that all of you are the same. 00:25:18.188 --> 00:25:19.271 align:center Mr. Aziz, 00:25:20.188 --> 00:25:22.521 align:center just go and inform Mr. Nawaz 00:25:22.605 --> 00:25:27.980 align:center that the time for discussion and conversation is now completely over. 00:25:29.896 --> 00:25:31.063 align:center Now, India… 00:25:32.896 --> 00:25:37.313 align:center will talk with all of you only via the war in Kargil. 00:25:44.188 --> 00:25:46.105 align:center Foreign Minister Jaswant Singh 00:25:46.188 --> 00:25:49.605 align:center and Pakistan's Sartaj Aziz have just finished a two-hour-long meeting. 00:25:49.688 --> 00:25:52.313 align:center But as you can clearly see, there are no answers being given 00:25:52.396 --> 00:25:54.646 align:center to the questions being asked by the reporters. 00:25:57.230 --> 00:25:59.355 align:center Why didn't they let him speak to the press? 00:26:01.896 --> 00:26:03.938 align:center This is the biggest breaking news of the day. 00:26:04.021 --> 00:26:07.063 align:center The phone recordings released by the Ministry of External Affairs today 00:26:07.146 --> 00:26:10.313 align:center identified Pakistani Army Chief General Pervez Musharraf, 00:26:10.396 --> 00:26:11.896 align:center who can be heard very clearly. 00:26:11.980 --> 00:26:14.313 align:center All these recordings prove once again without a doubt 00:26:14.396 --> 00:26:17.396 align:center that the attack in Kargil is not by the Mujahideen. 00:26:17.480 --> 00:26:20.188 align:center In fact, the Pakistan Army was behind this operation. 00:26:20.271 --> 00:26:23.396 align:center We are following extraordinary developments in South Asia, 00:26:23.480 --> 00:26:25.313 align:center where leaked telephone conversations 00:26:25.396 --> 00:26:29.521 align:center have fundamentally altered the narrative surrounding the Kargil conflict. 00:26:29.605 --> 00:26:31.813 align:center These intercepted conversations 00:26:31.896 --> 00:26:35.521 align:center between Pakistani Army Chief General Pervez Musharraf 00:26:35.605 --> 00:26:38.896 align:center and his second in-command offer unprecedented insight 00:26:38.980 --> 00:26:42.938 align:center in what appears to be a systematic deception campaign by Islamabad. 00:27:11.230 --> 00:27:13.730 align:center Pardon me, I come here unannounced. 00:27:13.813 --> 00:27:14.813 align:center Mr. Prime Minister. 00:27:16.896 --> 00:27:20.438 align:center First of all, I'd like to apologize to the entire cabinet 00:27:20.521 --> 00:27:23.438 align:center from the bottom of my heart for whatever trouble you all face 00:27:23.521 --> 00:27:25.105 align:center because of those leaked tapes. 00:27:25.188 --> 00:27:28.938 align:center I shouldn't have spoken the way I did on an unsecured line. 00:27:31.105 --> 00:27:32.563 align:center Come, please have a seat. 00:27:33.938 --> 00:27:36.813 align:center Forget about the tapes. We have China on our side, 00:27:37.730 --> 00:27:41.355 align:center so what does it even matter what the rest of the world thinks about us? 00:27:41.938 --> 00:27:42.980 align:center Isn't it? 00:27:47.938 --> 00:27:48.813 align:center Isn't it? 00:27:54.188 --> 00:27:55.730 align:center China is supporting us, right? 00:27:57.021 --> 00:27:58.688 align:center It is. Of course. 00:27:59.605 --> 00:28:04.396 align:center General Musharraf, the Chinese officials have clearly confirmed 00:28:04.480 --> 00:28:08.355 align:center that they never, at any point during this operation, 00:28:08.438 --> 00:28:10.188 align:center extended any support to you at all. 00:28:13.063 --> 00:28:14.813 align:center Fear the almighty, Mr. Pervez. 00:28:16.355 --> 00:28:19.813 align:center How much more are you going to lie to the whole cabinet, 00:28:19.896 --> 00:28:23.355 align:center to the Prime Minister, to the people of our country? 00:28:27.605 --> 00:28:29.855 align:center In the political scenery of Pakistan, 00:28:29.938 --> 00:28:34.730 align:center you see, the Kashmir issue is an extremely complicated matter. 00:28:37.646 --> 00:28:39.813 align:center Everyone really wants Kashmir, 00:28:41.646 --> 00:28:45.105 align:center but the responsibility to acquire it, nobody wants that. 00:28:46.646 --> 00:28:51.230 align:center If I hadn't lied to all of you and accepted this responsibility, 00:28:51.313 --> 00:28:54.105 align:center could we have captured such a massive chunk of Kashmir 00:28:54.188 --> 00:28:55.771 align:center like we have done today? 00:28:55.855 --> 00:28:56.688 align:center Definitely not. 00:28:57.688 --> 00:29:01.313 align:center Mr. Prime Minister, you would have stopped this operation 00:29:01.396 --> 00:29:03.771 align:center under American pressure a long time ago. 00:29:05.105 --> 00:29:08.313 align:center Which is what I should have done after the briefing on the 17th on May, 00:29:08.396 --> 00:29:09.896 align:center but I'm doing it today. 00:29:09.980 --> 00:29:12.355 align:center I declare Operation Koh-i-Paimaa 00:29:12.438 --> 00:29:14.521 align:center done and dusted, cancelled and closed. 00:29:15.105 --> 00:29:17.105 align:center Effective immediately. 00:29:20.188 --> 00:29:21.730 align:center Now our country 00:29:21.813 --> 00:29:24.146 align:center will not be paying for this unauthorized war 00:29:24.230 --> 00:29:25.771 align:center started by General Musharraf. 00:29:25.855 --> 00:29:26.855 align:center It's an order. 00:29:38.896 --> 00:29:42.146 align:center February 23, 1999, Skardu Base. 00:29:43.396 --> 00:29:46.438 align:center The Prime Minister was given a very comprehensive briefing 00:29:46.521 --> 00:29:49.313 align:center on Tupac, the Mujahideen Operation. 00:29:53.855 --> 00:29:55.896 align:center I'm sure you remember this photograph, sir. 00:29:56.896 --> 00:30:00.063 align:center This was taken two days after the peace talks. 00:30:02.688 --> 00:30:05.896 align:center And in that very meeting, the PM had given his approval 00:30:05.980 --> 00:30:07.938 align:center to give the soldiers Stinger missiles, 00:30:08.480 --> 00:30:11.563 align:center which were used to shoot down the Indian Air Force jets. 00:30:13.521 --> 00:30:15.771 align:center Isn't this your signature, Mr. Prime Minister? 00:30:20.855 --> 00:30:23.730 align:center Everything is happening with your approval, sir. 00:30:24.313 --> 00:30:26.146 align:center But if you still think otherwise, 00:30:26.855 --> 00:30:28.938 align:center then we can call the press in the morning 00:30:29.021 --> 00:30:31.563 align:center and tell the whole world our side of the truth. 00:30:34.646 --> 00:30:37.063 align:center Pervez Musharraf did not start this war. 00:30:37.146 --> 00:30:39.646 align:center We've been at war with India since the Partition. 00:30:39.730 --> 00:30:44.021 align:center But the point is that this time, we are winning this war. 00:30:44.105 --> 00:30:47.896 align:center I would clearly like to inform the whole cabinet 00:30:47.980 --> 00:30:49.646 align:center that the Pakistan Army 00:30:50.313 --> 00:30:53.313 align:center is never going to back down from a war we are winning. 00:30:55.230 --> 00:30:58.188 align:center Whether Islamabad is with us on this or not. 00:31:07.688 --> 00:31:10.980 align:center Sir, Sangy and I checked out the blast pen. Everything's fine. 00:31:11.063 --> 00:31:13.355 align:center And what about the men? Have they rested well? 00:31:16.980 --> 00:31:18.105 align:center I'll just be back. 00:31:28.063 --> 00:31:29.146 align:center Can I fly tomorrow, sir? 00:31:34.855 --> 00:31:36.480 align:center I… I really need to, sir. 00:31:39.813 --> 00:31:41.730 align:center - Look, Dhali, it's really not-- - Sir, please. 00:31:50.938 --> 00:31:52.605 align:center I wish I could help you. 00:32:02.438 --> 00:32:03.271 align:center Jai Hind, sir. 00:32:03.355 --> 00:32:04.230 align:center Jai Hind. 00:32:19.355 --> 00:32:21.063 align:center You will have to go back. 00:32:21.146 --> 00:32:22.605 align:center We all need some help, Dhali. 00:32:23.438 --> 00:32:24.646 align:center Cheers, Dhali. 00:32:24.730 --> 00:32:26.438 align:center Hercules 2, fuel check. 00:32:26.521 --> 00:32:27.688 align:center You will have to go back. 00:32:27.771 --> 00:32:29.188 align:center We all need some help, Dhali. 00:32:29.271 --> 00:32:31.146 align:center Hercules 2, breaking off. 00:32:46.021 --> 00:32:48.646 align:center Hercules 2, fuel check. 00:32:49.771 --> 00:32:51.813 align:center Hercules 2, breaking off. We all need some help. 00:32:51.896 --> 00:32:53.438 align:center Hercules 2, breaking off. 00:33:17.605 --> 00:33:18.688 align:center Dhali? 00:33:25.938 --> 00:33:26.855 align:center At ease. 00:33:35.021 --> 00:33:36.521 align:center It wasn't your fault. 00:33:44.521 --> 00:33:46.188 align:center "Why was I low on fuel?" 00:33:46.271 --> 00:33:47.771 align:center "Why did I turn back?" 00:33:48.563 --> 00:33:51.313 align:center "If I hadn't come back, maybe Ahuja sir would be alive." 00:33:51.396 --> 00:33:53.271 align:center That's what you've been thinking, right? 00:33:54.146 --> 00:33:55.105 align:center Hmm? 00:33:57.480 --> 00:33:58.938 align:center Stop thinking about all this. 00:34:01.271 --> 00:34:04.688 align:center If it wasn't my fault, then why am I not able to face Alka ma'am? 00:34:05.688 --> 00:34:06.896 align:center It was my fault. 00:34:09.021 --> 00:34:12.396 align:center I used to boast a lot that I do so many things in the war, 00:34:12.480 --> 00:34:14.313 align:center I used to talked big that I'd proved myself. 00:34:14.396 --> 00:34:15.896 align:center But what have I done till now? 00:34:18.480 --> 00:34:20.355 align:center I just took a U-turn and came back. 00:34:22.396 --> 00:34:24.313 align:center Every time I close my eyes, I can't see anything 00:34:24.396 --> 00:34:25.896 align:center but that fuel meter, sir. 00:34:27.188 --> 00:34:28.021 align:center And… 00:34:29.396 --> 00:34:31.730 align:center Why didn't he just let me go with him that day? 00:34:33.438 --> 00:34:36.688 align:center When he needed me the most, I just came back. 00:34:41.021 --> 00:34:42.730 align:center I couldn't do anything for him… 00:34:45.980 --> 00:34:48.271 align:center - Why? - The war isn't over yet, Dhali. 00:34:49.230 --> 00:34:54.105 align:center Tomorrow, we are going to bomb Drass's most critical peak, 5140. 00:34:54.188 --> 00:34:55.646 align:center This will be my life's… 00:34:57.396 --> 00:35:00.855 align:center and probably this mission's most important sortie, Dhali. 00:35:06.063 --> 00:35:08.021 align:center And I want my best pilot with me. 00:35:10.813 --> 00:35:12.105 align:center Will you fly with me? 00:35:18.063 --> 00:35:18.896 align:center Tell me… 00:35:20.896 --> 00:35:22.230 align:center will you fly with me? 00:35:54.646 --> 00:35:56.063 align:center And now, sports news. 00:35:56.146 --> 00:35:59.605 align:center Today, in Manchester, India will face Pakistan in the Super Six match. 00:35:59.688 --> 00:36:01.396 align:center Both batsmen have entered. 00:36:01.480 --> 00:36:03.563 align:center It's just a matter of time before the game begins. 00:36:03.646 --> 00:36:05.480 align:center Tendulkar joined by Ramesh, 00:36:05.563 --> 00:36:07.313 align:center who replaces an injured Ganguly. 00:36:08.313 --> 00:36:13.188 align:center And we're underway with a hard new English ball in Wasim Akram's grip, 00:36:13.271 --> 00:36:17.313 align:center up against the finest batsmen on the planet. 00:36:19.480 --> 00:36:22.146 align:center Scanners to FAC, Arrow formation has taken off. 00:36:22.230 --> 00:36:23.813 align:center Sartaj sir, they've taken off. 00:36:27.563 --> 00:36:29.271 align:center Chanakya to Sangram. Over. 00:36:29.355 --> 00:36:33.063 align:center - Sangram for Chanakya. Okay, pass. Over. - Eagles incoming. Stand by for attack. 00:36:33.146 --> 00:36:34.146 align:center Roger. Over. 00:36:38.646 --> 00:36:40.188 align:center Keep climbing to 30,000 feet. 00:36:40.271 --> 00:36:41.813 align:center Roger. On your tail. 00:36:51.688 --> 00:36:52.855 align:center What the hell? 00:36:55.730 --> 00:36:58.230 align:center Arrow 1, your speed is fluctuating. All okay? 00:36:58.313 --> 00:36:59.855 align:center I have a problem, Arrow 2. 00:36:59.938 --> 00:37:03.646 align:center My airspeed indicator is misbehaving. Looks like a pitot tube blockage. 00:37:03.730 --> 00:37:05.438 align:center I think we should abort this mission. 00:37:06.480 --> 00:37:07.980 align:center But, Arrow 1, can I drop my bomb? 00:37:08.063 --> 00:37:11.271 align:center Negative, Arrow 2. Without airspeed indication, I'm blind. 00:37:11.355 --> 00:37:13.105 align:center You have to guide me back to the base now. 00:37:13.188 --> 00:37:15.771 align:center We have to abort mission. Now. 00:37:16.855 --> 00:37:20.021 align:center Sir, there is some technical glitch. They may be aborting the mission. 00:37:21.188 --> 00:37:22.063 align:center Chanakya for Sangram. 00:37:22.146 --> 00:37:24.146 align:center - Over. - Sangram for Chanakya. Okay, pass. Over. 00:37:24.230 --> 00:37:26.105 align:center Hold position, Eagles aborting. 00:37:26.188 --> 00:37:27.688 align:center Company, hold. 00:37:27.771 --> 00:37:30.188 align:center Down the track he comes, lobs it skywards… 00:37:30.271 --> 00:37:32.521 align:center Yeah! 00:37:34.813 --> 00:37:36.396 align:center Well done, boys! 00:37:47.313 --> 00:37:48.563 align:center Chin up, soldier. 00:37:59.063 --> 00:38:01.771 align:center Sir, we don't have to abort this mission. 00:38:02.730 --> 00:38:04.730 align:center If I can guide you all the way back to the base, 00:38:04.813 --> 00:38:07.188 align:center then I can guide you for the bombing as well, sir. Trust me. 00:38:07.271 --> 00:38:08.480 align:center Too risky for that, Dhali. 00:38:08.563 --> 00:38:10.980 align:center I've said this before, the bombs could fall on our army as well. 00:38:11.063 --> 00:38:14.105 align:center Sir, you just need to match my speed and my position. 00:38:14.188 --> 00:38:15.563 align:center I will be your airspeed indicator. 00:38:15.646 --> 00:38:18.896 align:center It's too risky, Dhali. This is not the Tosa Maidan. 00:38:18.980 --> 00:38:20.188 align:center The stakes are too high. 00:38:20.271 --> 00:38:22.605 align:center Sir, didn't you tell me that I'm your best pilot? 00:38:22.688 --> 00:38:24.230 align:center I won't let you down, sir. 00:38:24.938 --> 00:38:26.980 align:center I've already taken a U-turn and I'm not taking another. 00:38:27.063 --> 00:38:29.063 align:center I have to do this for Hercules 1. 00:38:34.813 --> 00:38:36.938 align:center All right. Let's do it. 00:38:39.980 --> 00:38:41.730 align:center - For Ahuja. - Yes, sir. 00:38:43.688 --> 00:38:46.271 align:center Sir, they're coming in for a second pass. 00:38:47.271 --> 00:38:48.521 align:center Chanakya for Sangram. Over. 00:38:48.605 --> 00:38:51.855 align:center The Air Force is coming back. Stand by to attack. Over. 00:38:51.938 --> 00:38:53.438 align:center Roger, sir. Jai Hind. 00:38:55.730 --> 00:38:59.980 align:center Up in the air. And Afridi has spilled it at deep mid-wicket. 00:39:00.063 --> 00:39:02.771 align:center That will go down as a dropped chance and a boundary… 00:39:02.855 --> 00:39:05.855 align:center Get the missiles ready! It's time to fight! 00:39:05.938 --> 00:39:08.813 align:center Everyone, get the SAMs ready! Move forward! 00:39:08.896 --> 00:39:11.563 align:center We're two minutes away from our release point, sir. 00:39:11.646 --> 00:39:15.021 align:center Stay steady on my left echelon and try to match my exact position. 00:39:15.105 --> 00:39:16.813 align:center Roger. Matching position. 00:39:17.855 --> 00:39:19.355 align:center Sir, you seem to be falling behind. 00:39:19.438 --> 00:39:21.355 align:center A touch of power, 2%. 00:39:21.438 --> 00:39:23.438 align:center Power increase by 2%. 00:39:25.896 --> 00:39:26.771 align:center In position. 00:39:26.855 --> 00:39:29.063 align:center - Maintain position, sir. - Maintaining. 00:39:29.146 --> 00:39:31.313 align:center Arrow 1, now turn right three degrees. 00:39:31.396 --> 00:39:33.230 align:center Turning right, three degrees. 00:39:34.938 --> 00:39:37.896 align:center Come closer, sir. Maintain position at half wingspan. 00:39:38.730 --> 00:39:40.646 align:center Coming in, half wingspan. 00:39:41.646 --> 00:39:44.355 align:center We are just 60 seconds away from the release point, sir. 00:39:44.438 --> 00:39:46.605 align:center True airspeed should be 850 for bomb release. 00:39:46.688 --> 00:39:47.730 align:center Let's increase now. 00:39:47.813 --> 00:39:50.980 align:center Roger. Increasing, maintaining position. 00:39:51.063 --> 00:39:53.771 align:center Thirty seconds left. Lock throttle now, sir. 00:39:53.855 --> 00:39:55.230 align:center Throttle locked. 00:40:04.980 --> 00:40:06.396 align:center Arming switches now. 00:40:07.313 --> 00:40:08.396 align:center Switch is armed. 00:40:08.480 --> 00:40:10.146 align:center Stand by to release in ten, 00:40:10.230 --> 00:40:12.688 align:center nine, eight, 00:40:12.771 --> 00:40:16.105 align:center seven, six, five, 00:40:16.688 --> 00:40:18.605 align:center four, three, 00:40:19.230 --> 00:40:21.271 align:center two, one! 00:40:21.355 --> 00:40:22.313 align:center Now! 00:40:22.396 --> 00:40:23.896 align:center Bombs away! 00:40:24.521 --> 00:40:25.813 align:center Bombs away! 00:40:35.271 --> 00:40:37.730 align:center Everybody, run! 00:40:43.605 --> 00:40:48.271 align:center Yes! 00:41:06.605 --> 00:41:09.188 align:center Chanakya for Sangram. Over. Bombing successful. 00:41:29.438 --> 00:41:31.813 align:center Fire is raining from the sky. 00:41:48.396 --> 00:41:49.396 align:center Yes! 00:42:36.021 --> 00:42:38.563 align:center In the first two days of Operation Safed Sagar, 00:42:38.646 --> 00:42:41.438 align:center after the loss of three aircraft and five pilots, 00:42:41.521 --> 00:42:44.146 align:center the Indian Air Force has made a spectacular comeback. 00:42:44.230 --> 00:42:46.813 align:center The Indian Air Force's MiG-21s made precise attacks 00:42:46.896 --> 00:42:48.813 align:center in challenging mountainous terrain 00:42:48.896 --> 00:42:51.605 align:center and cleared the way for the soldiers fighting on the ground. 00:42:51.688 --> 00:42:54.980 align:center A feat that no other Air Force in the world could have achieved. 00:42:55.063 --> 00:42:57.605 align:center - Hmm. - No, the doctor said I shouldn't. 00:42:57.688 --> 00:42:58.855 align:center All okay? 00:42:58.938 --> 00:43:01.230 align:center Point 5140 has finally been recaptured… 00:43:01.313 --> 00:43:03.271 align:center Yeah, now it's all okay. 00:43:05.730 --> 00:43:08.813 align:center But today's win is not just about regaining a peak. 00:43:08.896 --> 00:43:11.438 align:center It is a message that India is sending to the world, 00:43:11.521 --> 00:43:15.021 align:center that this war will lead to only one conclusion, saving our home. 00:43:22.813 --> 00:43:24.396 align:center How far along are you? 00:43:28.771 --> 00:43:30.646 align:center It's just been one month. 00:43:35.146 --> 00:43:36.105 align:center Congratulations. 00:43:48.313 --> 00:43:49.355 align:center When did you find out? 00:43:49.438 --> 00:43:50.730 align:center A week ago. 00:43:50.813 --> 00:43:52.188 align:center Why didn't you tell us? 00:43:54.605 --> 00:43:56.355 align:center I thought it wasn't the right time. 00:43:58.188 --> 00:43:59.813 align:center But this is good news, Madhavi. 00:44:02.188 --> 00:44:06.521 align:center No time is ever right or wrong for good news. 00:44:28.313 --> 00:44:29.563 align:center Baldy, does he know? 00:44:31.063 --> 00:44:32.105 align:center - No. - Why? 00:44:35.230 --> 00:44:37.313 align:center I will tell him the day he doesn't have a sortie. 00:44:46.480 --> 00:44:48.188 align:center Hassan, what have you sent me? 00:44:48.271 --> 00:44:51.438 align:center "Fire is raining from the sky." What do you mean? 00:44:51.521 --> 00:44:54.771 align:center Sir, this was the last message from our soldiers from Point 5140. 00:44:54.855 --> 00:44:57.188 align:center They were all sitting together listening to cricket commentary 00:44:57.271 --> 00:44:58.980 align:center when the bombs started falling from above. 00:44:59.063 --> 00:45:01.146 align:center Why aren't we using the Stinger missiles? 00:45:01.230 --> 00:45:03.313 align:center Sir, our soldiers couldn't see the Indian jets. 00:45:03.396 --> 00:45:05.355 align:center They could only hear them. 00:45:05.438 --> 00:45:07.480 align:center What? How is that possible, Hassan? 00:45:08.355 --> 00:45:11.271 align:center Nobody… It's impossible for any air force in the world 00:45:11.355 --> 00:45:12.896 align:center to attack from such an altitude. 00:45:12.980 --> 00:45:15.813 align:center I don't know how, but the Indian Air Force is doing it. 00:45:20.480 --> 00:45:24.396 align:center We'll conquer We'll conquer Tololing 00:45:24.480 --> 00:45:26.438 align:center We will conquer, hey! 00:45:26.521 --> 00:45:30.438 align:center We'll conquer We'll conquer Tiger Hill 00:45:30.521 --> 00:45:32.355 align:center We will conquer, hey! 00:45:32.438 --> 00:45:34.313 align:center We will conquer! 00:45:36.480 --> 00:45:37.438 align:center Boys! 00:45:38.355 --> 00:45:40.313 align:center Today, after several weeks of fighting, 00:45:41.438 --> 00:45:43.771 align:center we finally captured Point 5140 00:45:44.813 --> 00:45:46.855 align:center and hoisted the Indian flag on the peak. 00:45:49.563 --> 00:45:50.438 align:center But then… 00:45:51.105 --> 00:45:52.021 align:center we're also aware… 00:45:52.771 --> 00:45:55.271 align:center that to recapture this one peak, 00:45:55.355 --> 00:45:58.396 align:center so many of our brothers sacrificed themselves. 00:45:59.896 --> 00:46:01.938 align:center And their sacrifice won't be in vain. 00:46:03.730 --> 00:46:05.563 align:center This war is still not over. 00:46:06.730 --> 00:46:09.563 align:center For our brothers, in memory of our brothers, 00:46:09.646 --> 00:46:11.688 align:center in honor of our beloved brothers, 00:46:11.771 --> 00:46:13.521 align:center we will fight! 00:46:13.605 --> 00:46:14.896 align:center We will fight, sir! 00:46:14.980 --> 00:46:16.563 align:center We will keep fighting, sir! 00:46:16.646 --> 00:46:21.771 align:center Hoist our flag on every single peak that belongs to us! 00:46:23.146 --> 00:46:23.980 align:center Right? 00:46:31.563 --> 00:46:33.563 align:center God knows how long this war will go on 00:46:33.646 --> 00:46:35.771 align:center if we continue bombing one peak at a time. 00:46:35.855 --> 00:46:36.688 align:center Yeah. 00:46:37.646 --> 00:46:39.313 align:center We have to scale up, sir. 00:46:40.021 --> 00:46:41.980 align:center For our army and these soldiers. 00:46:42.063 --> 00:46:43.563 align:center I agree with you, Tony. 00:46:44.396 --> 00:46:46.730 align:center But the Golden Arrows only have eight jets. 00:46:47.396 --> 00:46:50.646 align:center And only those eight jets have an inbuilt GPS system. 00:46:51.271 --> 00:46:54.271 align:center If we try to fit other jets with them, it'll take a few months. 00:46:54.355 --> 00:46:55.355 align:center I know that, sir. 00:46:55.438 --> 00:46:56.313 align:center Tony… 00:47:01.438 --> 00:47:02.480 align:center I've got an idea. 00:47:13.396 --> 00:47:17.230 align:center Thanks to the successful GPS bombing carried out by the Golden Arrows, 00:47:17.313 --> 00:47:20.146 align:center the Army has captured its first post. 00:47:20.230 --> 00:47:24.313 align:center And that's why what the Golden Arrows have started, 00:47:24.396 --> 00:47:26.063 align:center we need to scale it up now. 00:47:28.146 --> 00:47:30.938 align:center You're all being given these handheld GPS sets 00:47:31.021 --> 00:47:33.688 align:center that we have sourced from the electronics markets 00:47:33.771 --> 00:47:35.396 align:center throughout the country. 00:47:35.480 --> 00:47:39.188 align:center These aren't as accurate as the GPS systems on the MiG-21. 00:47:39.271 --> 00:47:42.605 align:center But when was the last time we waited for perfect conditions? 00:47:42.688 --> 00:47:44.771 align:center Now we will bomb them day and night. 00:47:45.480 --> 00:47:48.938 align:center Stick them to your wrists, your thighs, or even your cockpit walls, 00:47:49.021 --> 00:47:50.646 align:center wherever you feel comfortable. 00:47:50.730 --> 00:47:55.771 align:center But make sure you drop hell on those rats from every direction. 00:48:02.938 --> 00:48:07.730 align:center In five, four, three, two, 00:48:07.813 --> 00:48:09.646 align:center one. Now! 00:48:21.480 --> 00:48:22.896 align:center Bombs away! 00:48:22.980 --> 00:48:24.480 align:center Bombs away! 00:48:27.688 --> 00:48:29.605 align:center Now! 00:48:29.688 --> 00:48:30.855 align:center Bombs away! 00:48:36.271 --> 00:48:37.396 align:center Bombs away! 00:48:38.605 --> 00:48:40.146 align:center Bombs away! 00:49:01.771 --> 00:49:04.355 align:center - Sir, long live Pakistan. - Long live Pakistan. 00:49:05.813 --> 00:49:07.188 align:center So, what's the update here? 00:49:08.313 --> 00:49:10.396 align:center - Sir, the morale is low. - Why? 00:49:11.480 --> 00:49:14.438 align:center The news of the bombing has spread across all the other peaks as well. 00:49:15.813 --> 00:49:17.271 align:center The soldiers are scared, sir. 00:49:18.063 --> 00:49:19.271 align:center What are they scared of? 00:49:20.521 --> 00:49:24.146 align:center When those enemy jets were dropping bombs, what were your soldiers doing? 00:49:25.396 --> 00:49:28.188 align:center Sir, as I informed you during the phone call, 00:49:29.063 --> 00:49:31.355 align:center they… they came from above the clouds. 00:49:32.438 --> 00:49:34.896 align:center Our soldiers couldn't even fire the Stinger missiles. 00:49:37.480 --> 00:49:40.146 align:center Hassan, why are bunkers always made of stones? 00:49:41.896 --> 00:49:44.313 align:center Inform the soldiers at every peak 00:49:44.396 --> 00:49:47.563 align:center that from now on, if they hear the enemy jets coming, 00:49:47.646 --> 00:49:50.730 align:center then all the soldiers should hide in the stone bunkers. 00:49:50.813 --> 00:49:51.896 align:center Okay, sir. 00:49:57.396 --> 00:49:59.230 align:center Bombing successful. Move forward. 00:50:15.730 --> 00:50:16.688 align:center Move!