Congratulations, officers, on a job well done.
- Thank you, Sir. - Thank you, Sir.
And thank you for giving the go-ahead to cross the LOC, Sir.
Aah. Don't get used to it.
The bureaucratic channels are still dealing..
With the ripples of that decision.
- Please sit. - Thank you.
Any news?
Sir, I think this Zafar Hamidi was after something.
[Vaidya] ‘We've found technical manuals in his backpack.’
[Vaidya] ‘I think...’
‘..he was planning to detonate some printers through mobile phones.’
- [Shailesh] ‘Captain Pradeep.’ - Sir.
- All okay? - Yes, sir.
Sir.. First, RDX enters Gujarat.
Then, burner phones are bought in Kashmir.
[Pradeep] ‘An attempt to infiltrate an explosives expert into India.’
And now these technical manuals of printers in his backpack.
Sir, from my experience, I can say..
That this is not the normal functioning of the ISI.
There is another cunning mastermind behind this entire plan.
[Pradeep] ‘Zafar was just a hired technician, sir.’
I think you are right.
Sir.
Let's get some more news about these people.
In the meantime, officers, get some rest.
If we are looking at a long haul,
I need my best officers to be ready.
- Sir! - Sir!
[phone ringing]
I can't believe it. Has the ISI completely lost it?
I know, it's a setback.
But feed your passion, not anger.
- But our effort.. - [Waziri] ‘Will pay off.’
Firstly, and most importantly, deal with the RDX.
If they were able to get to Zafar...
they can surely get to the RDX too.
You have 100 kgs of RDX. Divide it into four parts.
25 kilograms for each of our new friends.
[Wazirii] ‘But, ’
this RDX should not reach any of them...
until all our money reaches all these separatist organizations.
[Waziri] ‘The ISI must fulfil its promise.’
‘Or else, ’
they can forget about any fireworks.
Okay. I’ve got this, Professor.
Good luck.
ARRANGE FOR 100 KILOS OF SALT. NOW.
[Title Montage]
Mandarji, let's start.
[Mandar] ‘Sir, ’
we were focused on looking into tax evasions.
I think we should have...
a single sales-tax window for all businesses.
From many years, we've been talking about GST.
[Mandar] ‘Now is the time to implement it.’
‘It will ensure compliance...’
and transparency in tax filing.
What do the states have to say?
Actually, quite a few states...
haven’t agreed to come on board yet.
[Mandar] ‘They think their rights will be diminished.’
And that it will make them answerable to the Centre.
Is this a problem only in those states...
that are not governed by our government or...
Both, Satishji.
I will speak to the opposition.
[PM] ‘Before me, ’
an economist held this position.
I am sure,
he will have no objection to this proposal.
To strengthen the economy,
we must all work together.
Yes.
So, where are we on the digitization move?
Sir, digitizing all transactions country-wide, is a long process.
[Mandar] ‘Plus, there are people do not even earn enough...’
‘...to feel the need for a bank account.’
[Shailesh] ‘And even if they do have bank accounts...’
they can deal in cash and save money.
[Mandar] ‘Right.’
‘We are prepared to set up...’
‘...the infrastructure for digital payments.’
But at this point, our biggest concern is inflation.
[Mandar] ‘All sectors like manufacturing...’
‘...and real estate are under-performing.’
But still, inflation does exist.
So, people seem to have a lot of money in their hands.
The gaps have to be in black money and counterfeit currency.
[Mandar] ‘Sir, to seize counterfeit notes, ’
machines have to be installed in every corner of the country.
[Mandar] ‘That’s a big expenditure.’
Besides, we need manpower to apprehend black money.
Mandarji, frankly..
Your suggestions come with their own set of problems.
Sir, I'm just presenting the facts.
It's not that our tax officers are not at work.
[Mandar] ‘But the thief...’
has historically stayed one step ahead of the law.
Well, then we must stop playing this game of cops and robbers.
Why not begin afresh?
Instead of trying to scour out a blemish...
how about starting on a clean slate?
[door opens] [Sukhdev] Good morning, sir.
Good morning.
You’re in quite early today, sir.
Oh, I get.
You are working hard to please Gulati sir.
What to do?
Gulati sir is such an inspirational boss after all.
[Sukhdev] ‘Wow, sir.’
This is like shopping online while sitting in a movie theatre.
You are a very dedicated employee, sir.
- Just like... - You.
Well.
Oh, sir. Good morning.
Please sit.
So, is the country secure now?
Uh.. Sir.
Pradeep, we collect tax on behalf the government, right?
Yes.
And that tax goes into the security of the country, right?
So, in a way...
we are all protecting the country, isn’t it?
Right, sir.
Well then. There are many pending cases, pick any of them.
For the security of the nation?
Yes, sir. I understand.
I'm on it.
Sometimes I feel like you are my boss.
Sir, please...
[Gulati] ‘Oh no. Carry on.’
Further, further. Back it up further. Stop.
Unload it.
Take it inside.
[phone ringing]
- Hello. - [Suleiman] ‘Parveena ma’am, ’
the salt is here. Hurry up.
[Parveena] ‘Get moving fast. And remember.’
20 boxes of 10 kilos each.
[Suleiman] ‘Okay.’
Yes, Mr. Ramlogan, tell me.
You will have to fund my next vacation too.
- Is it? - You remember I had told you...
that Green Clan corporation has closed its account in our bank?
Yes, I remember.
It was not a simple transfer to another account.
[Pradeep] ‘Then?’
The transfers are distributed in eight accounts.
Really?
[Ramlogan] ‘Wait, wait.’
‘I'm asking for a double vacation for a reason.’
The eight accounts are in eight different countries.
It was a multinational transfer.
Wow.
And, from these eight accounts?
Well...
[phone pings]
Buddy,
[Pradeep] ‘France is right next to Switzerland.’
‘Spend some of your vacation there too.’
[Ramlogan laughs]
Just send me the details of these eight accounts,
[Pradeep] ‘as soon as possible.’
- Cheers. - ‘Cheers.’
[Imtiaz] ‘Sir, the records of Masashi Printers. Last six months.’
‘There is one shipment of 50 Masashi printers.’
This one.
[Imtiaz] ‘It's been imported directly by the client, ’
‘not the distributor.’
And the client is a fake company, sir.
[Shailesh] ‘If these 50 printers..’
have already reached India...
then Pradeep was right.
There is something and someone bigger at play here.
RDX, mobiles, printers, explosives expert...
What were they trying to blow up?
This is crazy, General.
Has the RDX trail gone cold?
All agencies are at work.
[Vaidya] ‘We will find it.’
Let's do one thing.
Let's follow the trail of these printers.
[Shailesh] ‘They may have been ordered...’
by a bogus company.
But if they have arrived,
I’m sure they are somewhere.
Let's look for them.
They might lead us to the RDX.
Right, sir.
And General..
Sir.
Get Bhattacharya on to this along with your team.
Right, sir.
[Suleiman] ‘Make sure the salt and RDX packets look identical.’
- Got it? - Yes, bhai.
It’s one kilo.
- Hurry up. We have 2 hours. - Okay, bhai.
[phone pings]
INCOME TAX OFFICE
- Sir. - Take this.
- Deepa has sent for you. - Really?
Sir, will you have paratha?
No.
- Today, I'll have mutton biryani. - Sir?
Babu, one mutton biryani.
[Babu] ‘I'll get it right away, sir.’
Your parathas are oily today.
Yes, sir. That’s true.
To digest them, I'll have to eat ice cream later.
- Shall I order some for you too? - No...
[phone rings] One moment.
Yes, Captain. Finally, you thought of me.
[Imtiaz] ‘Pradeep. We've got something.’
‘I've been looking for this truck for two days.’
‘The driver's number is invalid.’
‘Vehicle registration forms are fake.’
‘It left Kandla on 7th of August.’
Finally, Rajasthan highway patrol really came through.
On 14th August, seven days after it left Kandla,
It was tracked near Jaipur.
So, he was driving for seven days to circumvent a trail.
Exactly.
[Imtiaz] ‘This is the last toll booth this truck crossed.’
‘The next toll booth is here, at the city’s entrance.’
‘And he didn't cross that toll.’
That means, the drop was made between these two tolls.
Somewhere in this area.
[Imtiaz] ‘Maharaja Complex. And check this out.’
Two and a half hours later, he comes back.
Buildings, sheds, factories.. ..it’s got everything.
Seems to be an ideal place to weaponize the printers, right?
Yes.
But...
If it returned in two and a half hours,
the truck couldn’t have gone too far.
At the most,
five... Maybe, a ten kilometre radius?
You are right.
Let’s set up a perimeter?
Yes.
Take this.
Remember...
- to paste the stickers, alright? - Yes, sir.
Every box must hold five packets of the RDX...
and five of salt packets.
- Yes, bhai. - Don't forget.
- Yes, bhai. - Hurry.
[Suleiman] ‘Parveena ma’am, the boxes will be ready tonight.’
Good. A van will come to you tomorrow.
Load the boxes in it.
[Parveena] ‘I'll handle it from there.’
Alright. And the printers?
[Parveena] ‘Leave them there.’
They are of no use now.
Sir.
As you already know, this truck left here the same day.
But it made a drop somewhere and we need to know where.
Imtiaz sir, what was the truck carrying?
- 50 printers. - 50 printers?
But we suspect that wherever these printers were unloaded,
hundred kilos of RDX is also kept there.
I'm sorry, sir. One more question.
This drop was made 12 days ago.
How can we be sure that those printers and...
The RDX are still there?
We can't be sure about that.
But we are sure it was there four to five days back.
- Waiting for someone. - Sanjay.
[Sanjay] Sir.
Check all CCTVs.
[Imtiaz] ‘Ask around.’
If you get any information on this truck...
inform us immediately.
Highway patrol, you take the south-east.
ACP Ranawat, south-west.
- ACP Gorakh, north-east. - Okay, sir.
- Sanjay. - Sir.
Take the right side of the highway.
- Okay, sir. - Pradeep and I will take...
- ..the left side of the highway. - Right.
Come on, quickly.
- Is the van arriving? - [Worker] ‘Yes.’
Is it on the way? [Worker] ‘It'll be here in some time.’
- Pack everything, alright? - [Worker] ‘Yes.’
Get moving, fast.
Rana, shall we begin there?
[Radio] ‘Picture sent to the south-west patrolling team.’
Have you seen this car?
No, Sir. I haven’t.
Call my cell if you get any information.
Okay, sir.
[Sanjay on radio] ‘Sir, we found something.’
Check.
Repeat that, where?
[Sanjay on radio] ‘Rajvardhan Ice Factory.’
‘I’m sending you the location pin.’
Copy that.
Sir.
Please sign here.
Hurry up.
Push it in.
- [Sanjay] ‘Good afternoon, sir.’ - [Imtiaz] Good afternoon.
Sir, this side.
[Imtiaz] ‘Sir, are you sure it was this same truck?’
[Tea stall owner] Yes, it was.
I don't forget anything once I see it.
[Tea stall owner]The driver had tea here too.
[Tea stall owner] ‘Poor guy.’
‘He had been driving for seven days.’
They didn't even offer him water.
Where did he go?
[Tea stall owner] There, into that factory.
- Bring the car in. - Come.
Make it quick. I’m going to get caught in traffic.
There is a blockade. The police have shut off all roads.
I haven't seen such patrolling in a while.
[siren sounds]
Move that way. Take the back gate.
[Engine revs] Push.
[Man] ‘Take it forward.’
What the...
Four of you. Get the van out of here.
Move. Fast.
Come quickly.
[Suleiman] Get that van moving. I’ll hold these guys off.
Quick. Come on.
[Engine revs]
[Suleiman] ‘Hurry with that van.’
- And update me on the phone. - Yes, bhai.
[Pradeep] Block the gate.
Park this car.
Has the van left?
One, Two, Three.
Not yet, bhai.
Just a bit more.
[Suleiman] Get that van moving. They are on their way there.
[Man on phone] ‘Yes, bhai.’
[Pradeep] ‘Take your positions.’
Come on...
It left.
- [gunshot] - [metal clanging]
Gunshot!
[Pradeep] ‘Take cover!’
Sanjay.
Check inside, again.
[gunshot]
[phone pings]
Rajendra. Welcome, my friend. Welcome.
Come here.
Welcome, brother.
The old days are long gone, Rajendra.
I'm starting a new army.
New weapons, new soldiers, all hi-tech.
This is like,
a new revolution.
What do you need, George?
One thousand grenades,
one thousand kevlar suits.
Hundred LMG, hundred Uzi.
And, bullets for those.
1000 grenades, 1000 kevlar suits? What about the money for it?
Don't worry about that, Rajendra.
The money will come in.
Brother, I am worried about the money.
I don't deny that you are like an elder brother to me.
You've saved my life and I'm indebted to you for that.
[Rajendra] ‘But this is my business.’
I have salaries to pay.
And smuggling guns is not cheap anymore.
I'm not interested in risking my life without the money, George.
Please.
[Rajendra] ‘1000 grenades, 1000 kevlar suits, 100 LMGs...’
You have my guarantee on this.
But I need something like a 25 percent advance.
Think of it as a security deposit.
The money will come soon, Rajendra.
And once I get my money, you will get your revolution.
Until then.
[Rajendra] Let’s go. Take the crates.
[Ranawat] Do you know what he was doing in your factory?
- Sir. - No, sir.
What do you know?
Sir, the lab report.
[Pradeep] I knew it. RDX.
- Matches the Alang sample. - [Pradeep] Yes.
Without the RDX, these printers are useless to them.
But irrespective of the printers,
the RDX can still be used in many ways.
Even the dead speak.
What does Suleiman's identification report say?
Please come.
Suleiman Quadri.
In the 2006 Vadodara riots, he burned down two buses.
He has a family business of dry snacks, in Bhavnagar.
Bhavnagar. Again.
It's all adding up, Pradeep.
They know that we were this close to catching them.
And when in panic, one often tends to misstep.
We may not have them. Yet...
But we've definitely put the fear of God in them.
[Mobile announcement] ’The number you are trying to call, ’
‘is currently not reachable. Please try again later.’
[phone pings]
[Aziz] ‘Your counterfeits have entered India.’
Politics and money are have been historically intertwined, Aziz.
Wars have been fought for these pieces of paper.
As you said, I'm a true banker. I look for value.
And I saw value in you...
and your connections with the separatist groups.
Focus on them. Focus on your promise.
Don't waste your time thinking about stage one and the RDX.
I'm handling it. Cheers.
[glasses clink]
[Waziri] ‘Soon, India will be on its knees.’
[Theme Music Playing]