Didi...
Madhuraji has sent her.
Where is Anand Sir? Madhuraji has sent us.
[Anand] ‘So you’re saying, you will pay us to plan an attack?’
[Parveena] ‘Yes.’
[Anand] ‘Madam, we are revolutionaries, not hirelings.’
After liberalization in Russia and the Eastern Bloc...
...their governments have substantially...
...reduced your funding, right?
China does not negotiate with you.
Because their ideals don’t match your revolutionary ideas anymore.
I am not here to do charity. Nor do I wish to bribe you.
I just want to fund your revolution. With hard cash.
That's it.
This could very well be a new trick by the government.
To nab us?
How can I trust you?
Fifty lakh rupees.
And this is just a token.
Your trust is much more valuable than this.
[Title Montage]
Where is Pradeep?
What the f**k, Pradeep. You ruined my investigation.
- I was just doing my job. - Job, my foot.
You've ruined my plan.
You knew about the RDX. Why didn’t you do anything?
It was I who reached Zakir first, not you.
There is a difference between coming on time and coming early.
You were definitely early but your timing was completely off.
Zakir was just a pawn.
And pawns are the ones that bring down the queen.
If we had caught the pawn alive,
we could've reached the queen.
Anyway, there is nothing left for you here.
[Waziri] ‘Look at these weapons of the Mughal Empire.’
‘One can be sure that there have never been bravehearts like them.’
But now, the Empire is only a faint memory. Nothing more.
The glory will come back, my friend.
We shall bring it back.
Back then too, we Pathans were the backbone of the Empire.
If there were no Pathans in their army...
...they would have never become the great Mughal Empire.
[Aziz] ‘Hello, Ehsaan.’
Hello, Aziz.
Meet Zafar Hamidi.
- Greetings, General. - Greetings.
After the Qurrat explosion, the ISI is all praises for you.
Thank you.
Zafar is the one who will fit the detonators...
...in the PCBs of our printers.
Even if the detonators are fitted..
..the X-ray machines at the airports..
..will be able to detect the RDX.
The printers that we have chosen...
...their cartridges are cased with titanium.
That will stop the X-ray machines from detecting what lies beneath.
Zafar is an expert at this.
So, tell me.
When do you want to send him across?
As soon as possible.
The RDX has reached. The printers will reach soon too.
Hmm.
Your voyage will be Captain Farooq’s responsibility.
- Yeah.?? - Aziz.
Aziz, if there’s anything I've learnt...
...from the Mughals, it is this.
Weapons should always be handed to the right people.
Have faith, Ehsaan.
Zafar is my responsibility as well.
General Vaidya, do whatever you can. We need to get that RDX fast.
- How much is it? - Fifty or seventy kilos.
Depends how tightly the pipes were stuffed.
Fifty kilos of RDX is equal to a hundred kilos of TNT.
As though we didn’t have enough problems already.
That now there is the threat of an attack.
There will be no attack.
We won't let there be one.
All our agencies are looking for that RDX.
We'll find it.
Hello, Mandarji. How’s it going?
The country's economy is in your hands.
That's why the team has been hard at work.
Tell me.
As we all know, for the last 65 years since independence..
...the country has been dealing in cash.
Now, it's time to make our economy digital.
This is just the first draft of the blueprint.
To finish this proposal, we need suggestions from you.
A digital economy needs strong infrastructure.
[Satish] ‘For digital payments, we'll need applications.’
‘Apps, linked to people's accounts.’
Not only for individual accounts.
It's important to make digital payment gateways..
...for businesses too.
And for that, we have some certification criteria.
[Mandar] ‘Just have a look.’
This is an idea which can make India...
...a digitally powerful country.
It rests on 9 pillars.
[Mandar] ‘Universal access to mobile connectivity.’
Electronic manufacturing..
[Mandar] ‘Shall I continue?’
Public internet access program.
[Mandar] ‘E-kranti electronic delivery of services.’
[Mandar] ‘IP for jobs..’
[Parveena] ‘Rajvardhan ice factory?’
How far is it from Jaipur?
[Man] ‘About an hour and a half.’
‘It’s the oldest factory in the area, ma’am.’
‘You will face no disturbance.’
Okay. Tell them we'll pay cash.
[Man] ‘Okay.’
Run. Run.
One more.
That's enough.
[phone pings]
Wait.
Oh, s**t! It's you birthd...
No, your birthday isn’t for another week.
Is it our anniver...
That is... No.. What is the cake for?
Chill.
It was the last day of my baking class.
Oh. Congratulations.
And this is the final result?
Is everything alright?
Hmmm..
Are you sure?
How bad is it?
I think, I have screwed up big time.
Is it as bad as this cake?
You can set it right..
I think it’s out of my hands now.
I was out of your hands too. In 2004, remember?
When I moved to Hyderabad?
But it was you who convinced me...
...that we were meant to be together,
Captain Pradeep Bhattacharya.
Not good?
Taste it.
Sorry. I'll get water.
[Nabeel] Sir, let me go please.
[Policeman] Tell the truth. How are you connected with them?
Sir, I don’t know anything.
This RDX, pipes.. I swear I don’t know anything.
Please let me go, sir.
- Is it? - [Nabeel] ‘Yes, sir.’
Then why did your uncle try to escape?
And why did he call you while fleeing?
Sir, I don’t know anything.
- [Policeman] Speak up! - [Nabeel] ‘Please let me go, sir.’
[Nabeel screams] [Policeman] ‘Tell us the truth!’
He seems to be telling the truth, sir.
It’s tough for anyone to lie after such treatment.
Did you find anything from the CCTV cameras?
[Jesal] ‘Nothing yet, sir.’
‘We are scanning through the footage of 27 cameras.’
This ship arrived here around six days before us.
It’s tough to tell when the RDX was removed, sir.
F*****g hell, Jesal!
It’s 70 kilograms of RDX.
It can’t have vanished into thin air, right?
Yes Sir.
Yes, sir.
Be careful.
- Hey, be careful. - Are you carrying jewels?
[phone ringing]
INCOME TAX OFFICE
Pradeep sir, I have some information for you.
[Razzak] ‘There's an order from a guy in JUM.’
10 identical phones, with SIM cards.
Smartphones?
[Razzak] ‘No, the basic, old ones.’
I see. They must be buying new burners.
It seems weird. I didn't have so many old phones.
So I called a wholesale dealer in Srinagar.
[Razzak] ‘That's when I learnt...’
‘... that he too has orders from many villages in Kashmir.’
‘A total of 50 to 60 phones.’
Around 30-40 have already been sold.
Since KYC is rarely checked here...
- [Razzak] ‘Sir?’ - Yes.
[Razzak] ‘I thought it could be serious.’
Yes, it is serious. Thank you.
[Pradeep] ‘Do one thing.’
Connect with your old contact in JUM.
Try and find out if this is for new recruitments...
...or something else is afoot.
Yes, sir.
[Gulati] ‘This is extremely irresponsible of you, Pradeep.’
We were lucky that Sukhdev didn't budge...
...and we won the case of Spring Leaf Tyres.
I’m trained not to budge, sir.
Thanks to you.
Sir, I have never made compromises with my work.
No matter what work comes up in the Army.
But I felt my visit to Alang was necessary.
And I was right.
I see. And what was the matter in Alang?
[Pradeep] ‘Sorry sir, I can't divulge that.’
All I can say is,
it was a matter of national security.
Of course. And you are the only caretaker this country has, right?
I think you genuinely enjoy messing with Gulati sir.
Not really, Sukhdev.
Just that I always wanted to wear the uniform.
Income Tax happened by chance.
Because I couldn’t clear the UPSC test by seven marks.
Deepa always says that Indian Army is my first love.
I feel bad for her.
Well. I'm also feeling bad.
Something doesn't feel right, Sukhdev.
The pieces of the puzzle are before me.
But I can’t decode what the plan is.
As in?
On the one hand, there's Zakir,
Keerti Kumar and Green Clan Corporation.
And on the other hand,
JUM has increased its activity in Kashmir.
I need to figure out if there is a connection...
...between the RDX and the activities of JUM.
[Sukhdev] Have you heard from your friend in Seychelles?
[phone ringing]
Ramlogan, finally.
[Ramlogan] ‘Pradeep, some patience.’
‘I’ve been busy with your work.’
I've sent you some files.
They contain all the information on Tabrez Bir.
Just a second. Let me check.
Oh, yes, right. I got the mails.
Ramlogan , sorry for all the trouble,
but I need some more help.
There's a company in Seychelles that trades in precious stones.
Green Clan Corporation. Can you..
Hold on.
Now what has Green Clan Corporation done?
- Do you know them? -[Ramlogan] ‘Not personally.’
But their account is with our bank.
Superb.
Ramlogan, I think you’ll go skiing in Switzerland very soon.
[Pradeep] ‘Just try to get everything you can...’
‘...on Green Clan Corporation.’
Let me see what I can do for you, yes?
Thanks a lot.
[Aziz] ‘After the Kargil war, the ISI shifted focus...’
‘...towards undercover operations and sleeper cells.’
But are you sure too many cooks won't spoil the broth?
A wide route is tough to track.
It's easy if it’s a single line.
[Aziz] ‘Nepal, Punjab, Gujarat, Jammu, let's activate...’
...all the borders to spread your counterfeit currency.
And then, north, west, east,
north east, central India...
...all will be covered.
South?
Sea route.
Sri Lanka?
And that's why, you are critical to this plan.
What's more critical is for our hard work to bear fruit.
Look, Waziri. I can take you and your counterfeit currency...
...to your contacts.
But in return, you’ve promised me a third stage.
And it's your responsibility to fulfil it.
[Aziz] ‘The attack on 6th December must happen.’
You will get much more than what was promised to you.
[Radio] ‘Container No. GFR213876F. Inward Entry.’
[Radio] ‘Documents show 50 laser printers...’
[Radio] ‘...from Masashi, Japan.’
[Radio] ‘Seals are intact. Adding our seals.’
Stop.
RAJASTHAN POLICE
Stop.
Get down. Check that.
Hand me the torch.
All clear. Let it pass.
Come on. Move it.
[Suleiman] ‘That’s my stop.’
- Good morning, sir. - Good morning.
Sukhdev, I’ve never asked you.
You do have a health insurance plan, don’t you?
Yes, sir, I do.
- I hope it’s a good one. - What's the use, sir?
Insurance plans don't cover conditions like fried snacks.
Forget that. Here, eat this.
[Sukhdev] ‘Are you working on Tabrez’s file, sir?’
He's running quite a serious transfer-pricing racket.
Oh wow.
If this was happening in Maharashtra instead of Kashmir...
...Gulati Sir would have landed up personally to collect taxes.
- It's possible... - [phone ringing]
Yes, Ramlogan. Give me some good news.
[Ramlogan] ‘The news is indeed good, Pradeep.’
Green Clan Corporation has closed their bank account.
What?
They've withdrawn all their money.
And you call this news good? How will we catch them now?
You wouldn’t have been able to catch them, anyway.
They are a part of Vergia.
Vergia?
You mean that Jihadi money-transfer union?
On the face of it, it is a money-transferring company.
But in reality, it's a front for laundering money.
[Ramlogan] ‘Transfer illegal funds through Vergia.’
‘And leave no trace at all.’
Pradeep, I'm sorry, this is what I have for you right now.
Thanks, man. Take care.
Sir, this is money-laundering at an international level.
[Sukhdev] ‘But what was a small player like Keerti Shah...’
‘...doing at such a big game?’
Whether the game is small or big...
...every team needs support staff.
We need to find out who the key players are.
And whom does the team belong to?
[Pradeep] ‘For the time being, if we come back to Tabrez... Look.’
Every couple of months, a chunk of cash...
...is withdrawn from his company account.
In Seychelles.
Tabrez’s partner, Yasin, makes the withdrawals.
Isn’t it possible that..
..Yasin withdraws this cash...
...and sends it back to Tabrez in India...
...through a channel like Vergia?
Oh yes, sir. It's absolutely possible.
Just what I was thinking.
- Good afternoon, Sir. - [CO Sharma] ‘Yes, Pradeep.’
Sir, this is about the intel I have shared with you...
- ...about those mobile phones. - [CO Sharma] 'Okay?'
Can our intelligence department help?
I need to find the location the Kashmiri activist, Aslam Bir.
[Pradeep] ‘I've something in mind.’
Okay..
[Pradeep] ‘But I need facetime with him, if possible.’
I'll see what I can do.
Okay, sir.
- Aslam Bir? - Tabrez's father.
And the most popular activist for an Independent Kashmir.
Tabrez's racket can put pressure on him.
And we can use that.
You mean, killing two birds with one stone?
[Imtiaz] Okay. Can you show me?
And then we’ll pass on this intel from here...
...to the intelligence and analysis wing..
..but I’m not sure if..
[Vaidya] Imtiaz. What’s happening? Any progress?
Sir.
The intelligence and analysis wing has shared...
...some bank transfers from Pakistan.
And we're looking into it.
But we don't see any suspicious payment so far.
When there's 50 to 70 kilos of RDX in the country,
No one wishes to hear that the Anti Terror-Fund Task Force has no hint.
I know, sir. Sanjay is inquiring in Alang along with the bureau.
And we're looking into it here.
Just remember one thing.
In the 1993 Mumbai blasts, 30 kilos of RDX was used.
And there's 50 to 70 kilos this time.
Just imagine the damage it could do.
- Got it. - [Amrita] Sir. Just found this.
- Please take a look. - Excuse me, Sir.
Give.
Sir, this account belongs to one Mujeed Josh.
He often runs on-ground operations for the ISI.
Okay.
And he has been questioned in the past as well, Sir.
For helping infiltrators cross borders.
Move.
- Who sent him the money? - An account linked with the ISI.
6 lakhs. The international task force has been monitoring...
...this ISI-linked account for quite some time now.
See.
But this is where things get interesting.
Just one day prior,
this sender received exactly 6 lakhs.
From Luxembourg.
Can't just be a coincidence, Sir.
6 lakhs for an infiltration. That’s a bit much, isn’t it?
It is.
Maybe he’s planning a major infiltration. A big group?
ISI never sends people in large groups.
This payment is definitely for something else.
I think you're right, Sir.
Maybe he's getting a high-value asset across the border.
And this asset must be of such high value...
...that the price to keep him safe is so high.
Find out more about this.
Sir.
On it, Sir.
Alright. listen up, everybody.
I want us to focus on specific chatter from POK.
Concentrate on words like...
...‘special’, ‘critical’, ‘important’, ‘respected’.
- Got it? - Yes, sir.
Mr. Aslam Bir. Please come. Hello.
Dr. Ghosh?
Actually, Dr. Ghosh has left for the day.
I am the one who called you.
Pradeep Bhattacharya, Additional Commissioner.
International Taxation, Mumbai.
Please sit.
Caligo Exports.
This is your son, Tabrez's company, right?
Tabrez and his cousin Yasin from London are partners in Caligo.
Tabrez exports goods from here.
And his cousin sells them in the international market. Right?
Yes. But what does this...
Then why is Yasin's company registered in Seychelles?
Hmmm? Shall I tell you?
Let’s say, your son Tabrez, exports..
...goods worth 100 rupees to Yasin at cost.
So, in India, Tabrez declares zero income.
Naturally, no question of paying tax.
And say, in the international market Yasin sells...
...the same goods for Rs. 200.
Now since Yasin's company is registered in Seychelles...
...he pays no tax on this profit of 100 rupees.
Tax haven, you see.
In income tax lingo, we call this ‘transfer pricing’.
[Pradeep] ‘So, Yasin withdraws half his profit,’
say 50 rupees, in cash..
...and sends it back to Tabrez in India.
[Pradeep] ‘So that means, your son makes a 50% profit...’
... over an investment of Rs. 100.
Without paying a single rupee in tax to the government exchequer.
Superb.
Sir.
Yes, Reena.
Sir, I had attempted to intercept a call of an ISI handler.
- Okay. - But I couldn't figure out...
...whom he was talking to.
I'll just play the file.
[Garbled voice] ‘The guests are on their way.’
‘Prepare the feast.’
How old is this recording?
This morning, Sir, around 11 o’clock.
This could very well be our high-value asset.
Right, sir.
Amrita.
Yes, Sir.
Put a team together.
Focus on the numbers connected to both ends of Reena's call.
On it.
And everybody else, monitor all airwaves.
Any message, any call that may seem suspicious...
...flag it immediately.
We have a lot to do in very little time.
I’m sure you know about Vergia.
Vergia?
Vergia is the money transferring union of the black market.
And it has connections with the ISI and Al-Qaeda.
Tabrez uses it. For his international illegal transfers.
Aslam Bir. The messiah of Independent Kashmir.
He gets all his funding from the ISI?
Watch it.
I have never taken a single rupee from the ISI.
This is a false accusation.
It’s the press that will accuse you.
You know how the media works, don’t you?
Even a tiny rumour can become breaking news.
But what about you?
How will you prove your innocence? Tough.
Years of hard work, your moral high ground...
...your self-respect, it'll all be ruined, sir.
[Pradeep] ‘I'm sorry, Mr. Bir. I'm a government employee.’
I will have to file a report with all these details.
I'm bound by duty, you see.
There is a way, though.
The Income Tax department...
...from Kashmir will send Tabrez a notice...
...for simple tax collection.
Vergia, the ISI funding,
all these details will remain with me.
For the time being.
And why would you do that?
[Pradeep] ‘It's quite simple.’
You've been on the ISI’s hitlist for a while.
Yet, they’ve never been able to harm you. Why?
I know.
Your intelligence network is very strong.
Even in POK.
[Pradeep] ‘I’m sure you receive all information...’
‘...about their activities in POK.’
You see, along with being in the income tax...
...I'm also a Captain in the Indian Army.
Uri sector.
So you can easily understand.
We are always in need for intelligence.
Please sit.
And give me some news. Something current.
Like what?
JUM has placed an order for 50 identical phones.
[Pradeep] ‘Do you know anything about it?’
No, this is the first I’m hearing of it.
I'm sure JUM doesn't intend to purchase...
...a family plan for mobile services.
Something big is afoot for sure.
Do you promise to leave Tabrez alone?
There you are.
Come on, let's get to the point.
There's an explosives expert, from Afghanistan.
Explosives expert? What's his name?
I don't know.
When is he coming? Any idea?
I have no information.
Are you sure?
You have not left me with the option of lying.
Good afternoon, Sir. I need to meet General Vaidya.
General Vaidya? What happened?
Sir, I'm In Delhi. I need to give him..
...some very important information.
[CO Sharma] ‘I'll see what I can do.’
Okay, Sir.
Come in.
[Pradeep] ‘Sorry Sir, I didn't mean to barge in like this.’
But I have got some very vital intel about JUM.
Just hold on. Send Imtiaz in.
Go on.
Sir, JUM is looking for some mobile phones.
They’ve ordered 50 to 60 phones.
When I dug deeper, one of my sources informed me...
...that the ISI is sending an explosives expert to India.
Sorry, Sir, I don't have a name yet.
Seems like Pradeep has cracked it.
Your guest may be an explosives expert.
Put your team to work.
Sir.
We just need to find out who it is.
[Vaidya] ‘Good job, Pradeep.’
Sir.
What's the update, General?
Sir, we have intel that the ISI is planning...
...the infiltration of an explosives expert into India.
We need your help to identify him.
Give me some time.
Get me Mr.Burns.
All well, Zafar?
[Zafar] ‘Yes, all well.’
Greetings, Captain.
Greetings.
This is Zafar.
- Greetings. - Greetings.
- [Mujeed] How was your journey? - It was good.
[Vaidya] Zafar Hamidi,
one of the most dangerous men out there.
He was behind the blast in Karachi’s Qurrat hotel in 2009.
We have information from international intelligence...
...that he's been living in the Middle-East for several years.
Just a few days ago, he has entered Pakistan.
If he's coming to India,
..then it's obvious that the 70 kilos of RDX..
..has been waiting for his arrival.
We need to get him before he crosses the border.
But the question is.. Where will he cross the border?
[clicks]
[phone pings]
Mr. Suleiman.
My boys will stay here.
They should face no interference or disturbance.
- Understood? - Understood, sir.
Thank you sir.
Come.
Over here.
Hurry up. Keep it there.
[phone pings]
- Show me this one. - Yes, Sir.
[phone pings]
- Just a minute. - Sure, Sir.
- Hello? - [Rasool] ‘God is great.’
Do you remember, I had told...
...you about the empty storey in my house?
Yes, I remember.
[Rasool] ‘Thankfully,’
‘two new tenants have arrived this afternoon.’
Excuse me, Sir.
[Pradeep on phone] That's a good thing.
This will solve our monetary problems.
I'm a little busy now. I'll call you at ease..
- [Rasool] ‘Good bye, brother.’ - Good bye.
- Sir. - Yes, Pradeep.
Zafar is in Chakoti. My source has eyes on him.
Brilliant.
- Imtiaz, get op-ready. - Sir.
Let's get that b*****d.
[Farooq] ‘Rasool, Rasool, Rasool.’
I was right. This is where the peephole is.
[Farooq] ‘You’ve told the Indians...’
‘...exactly what I wanted them to know.’
But my friend, our journey begins elsewhere.
Because the destruction of the enemy, is certain.
[Farooq] ‘But first, it’s your turn.’
'Allah o Akbar Allah'
La ilaha illallah.
Pradeep, we've talked about this.
It's highly risky for you to go on a live mission.
Sir, with all due respect, I'm a maroon beret.
[Pradeep] ‘I'm trained and qualified for on-field operations.’
‘I must be allowed to go, sir.’
‘This time, my source could give real-time information...’
...if I'm on the field with the team.
[Pradeep] ‘Please, sir.’
Let me figure it out. Till then, you stay put.
Right, Sir.
Pradeep.
Okay, Jai Hind.
Sir.
You finally got what you wanted.
Captain Imtiaz and you will jointly lead this operation.
A chopper will take you from Hindon to Uri.
- Right, Sir. - Sir.
- [Vaidya] ‘Good luck, boys.’ - Thank you, Sir.
Welcome to the wild side, Captain.
Thanks.
I've never said it.
The intelligence support that we get from you...
...it helps us dodge many a bullet in the operation.
And this time, we'll be shoulder to shoulder.
Yes. I've waited too long for this.
It's every soldier's dream to shoot at least one bullet at the enemy.
[Mujeed] Please sit, Zafar.
[Chopper takes off]
[Theme Music Playing]