Sir.
There's Munna, and there's Tinu.
There are many more people here as well.
Then why me?
I don't want someone who grabs.
I want someone who genuinely helps others.
Otherwise, the villagers' land will be taken from them.
By the way, you
provide children with books for school.
You guide those who are lost back onto the right path
by making them your informers.
You know quite a lot about me.
Are you setting the field against me?
I'm entrusting my life to you,
so obviously, I will surely check on you.
What if I die?
You are accused of murdering Divesh.
You'd be shot by the police...
otherwise, Munna would finish you off.
And even if you survive,
you'll still face a minimum of 20 years in prison.
You're not safe anywhere, Kabir.
But, I will be responsible for that death.
If I am killed as an informant,
you will be held accountable.
So far, none of my informants have ever been killed.
They are all like my younger brothers.
I look after them personally.
Brother DK. - Bunny.
Are you sure, sir?
You have never
left any of your associates alone, have you?
I told you, didn't I?
Do you trust that type of man?
The villagers trust him
and we just have to take advantage of him. Simple.
All right, sir.
Then I'm with you.
This is yours.
By the way,
may I call you brother?
Brother Sam.
This crate is ready. Load it quickly.
Munna.
Are you so frightened that you've come here to hide?
Are you here to spout such nonsense?
All right, listen, tell me something.
I'll give you a
lollipop.
But don't remove the wrapper.
When you lick it,
will it taste any good?
The lollipop's still in my hand, wrapped in plastic.
I won't taste a thing.
Oh, dear.
How clever you are.
Saangwan... - Stop!
Hey!
Leave. - Let's go.
Come on. - Hurry.
Saangwan, what?
You're licking a piece of plastic
worth 1.8 billion,
and inside it, a lollipop worth 50 billion,
Saagwan is licking.
What an auspicious moment! Congratulations!
The wedding is set for six months from now.
Six months?
Ah.
Priest, there's never been a proper date for
coming into this world, let alone for a wedding...
Please give us a date one month from now.
Oh, dear.
Just try to grasp what the Priest is saying.
Dear, it's an auspicious date... - Dad, please hear me out. When I say...
We wish to marry in a month, so please give us the date.
You're all wise.
And you pick a date and let me know.
I'll come and get you married. Greetings.
Greetings, Priest.
You're smart.
You’ve managed to win over both Dad and the priest.
See?
Listen.
What?
Thank you.
Because of you, I am standing by this SSP.
I know I'll face a little punishment.
And then,
I will be cleared of all cases.
Then? - Then...
We will live our lives in peace.
Oh, man!
Your friends are Romeo-Ranjha just in name.
In my romances...
But, thank you.
Thank you for listening to me.
You take my words to heart. - Forget it.
Kabir's here.
What, pal? Are we working for the police now?
No.
Now, the police
will work for us.
Understood? Now sit.
Hold him down. - Speak or we'll peel...
Captain, please give them some water too.
They may be exhausted.
This Damru won't break.
Captain, this is clearly beyond them.
Send someone else.
Yes, Raghav.
Sir, we’ve got a few pins of illegal stills. Sending it now.
I'll forward the rest as soon as I find them, sir.
Take care, sir.
Go on, hit me again. Go on.
See, how's he looking. - Hold him tight!
Hit me, you wretches!
Hey, leader!
Where are you? Here he is.
What's going on?
Tell me something.
Didn't I tell you not to do anything on your own?
Yet you hit the master there, and now here you are.
Huh.
It's my birthday today.
Bless me.
Happy birthday. But why did you hit the master?
Well, you see...
I made 'Pani Puri' with my own hands for my birthday.
That's what I brought for you.
Then serve me. - Bring it here.
Here you go.
Where's Kaalu?
He's asleep inside.
I couldn't sleep all night, thinking about him.
I was afraid he might climb on me anytime.
This one's broken.
Give me another.
This should be fine, I suppose.
There we go.
Oh, man!
What is this, pal?
This puff, like our tender, costs 1.8 billion.
But the water alone is worth 50 billion.
By giving me this dry candy to eat,
you're relishing all the water yourself, pal.
Why are you trying to do, leader?
The thing is, the water belongs to Pipan,
not to me.
We only got a share of the puff.
So, now should I waste myself over your water?
I've already split whatever I got in half.
No!
I never dabble in such shoddy deals.
I've scouted new lands.
Give me 30 million.
No more cheap liquor.
It's time to produce English spirits.
Hmm.
And the rest, those two, Vipin and Shahid,
schedule a meeting with them.
He wants to become the alcohol king of this area.
Yes.
Brother.
What's the matter? Why does your face look so pale?
I'm scared for the first time, brother.
I could die with you.
It's risky.
You weren't afraid when you were a goon?
And now you fear because the police are here?
It's the first time I'm going up against Shahin bhai.
This is a betrayal.
This note
doesn't just list crimes,
it also has the locations of Shahin bhai's distilleries.
And if he finds out I told you...
Who will inform him?
Hmm?
Run now, before someone else arrives.
I'm off. - Good job.
Jai Hind, sir.
Jai Hind.
We've got the locations of the distilleries.
I need your approval for the raid.
What is this, Parbhash...
why do you want to resign from the party?
Such incidents keep happening.
You praised the new SSP, Samardeep Singh, so highly...
but he turned out to be a coward.
Crime isn't decreasing at all.
Would you like some tea?
Earlier, people were dying from Munna's illicit liquor.
And now he's killing people himself.
And you're offering me tea?
Please, have a seat.
Do have some tea.
You've made some good stuff.
Hey, quickly stick the labels.
Hey Rajjo, load the track now.
By the time you finish your tea,
Samardeep will have already conducted the
first raid on fake liquor in Jawalabaad.
Are you here for a wedding? Seize him!
Put him in the jeep!
Hurry up.
Come on!
Hurry up. Hurry.
Push them all in the jeep.
Grab them all. - Hurry up. Walk faster.
All right, grab them.
Run, run! - Catch them!
Catch them! - Bastard!
Hands up!
Check there! What's in the box?
Sir, it's empty. - Empty?
Check the back there! Quickly!
It's empty, sir. - Sir, there's nothing.
It's just the bottles outside, that's all there is.
What is this?
Has Munna stopped his liquor stash,
or did he somehow know we're coming?
Sir, by the way, who told you about this address?
No, I mean, did someone tell you?
This information seems off, sir.
Oh!
Brother!
From today, the white liquor is banned...
and it's all the pale English booze from now on!
This is brilliant. - Absolutely splendid.
It goes straight down, slips in and lands right in the stomach.
It's made from ethanol.
And no one will die from drinking this.
If we set up just two or four more factories,
we could quench the thirst of the entire state.
Go on, everyone get to work. Hold this.
Here you go.
Take as much ethanol as you need from Gupta's sugar mill.
Take care of the factory, and Damru...
Are you missing Damru?
He'll be back very soon.
He'll definitely come.
Munna, there's something serious.
Until now, we were making local liquor.
That liquor used to sell easily.
But this is English liquor.
We can produce a thousand bottles a day,
but where will we sell them?
It's far too expensive.
I have an idea.
We'll open our own bar.
And serve our liquor ourselves.
We'll get people drunk, make them reckless, cause accidents.
Then we'll rob them, our money will double.
That's all fine.
But think about the SSP who's been harassing us endlessly.
We'll show him our prowess.
This factory is located outside the SSP's district.
If anyone comes by the road,
the local police will inform us.
And if someone comes through the jungle,
we'll deal with them ourselves.
Brother!
Amazing, brother. - Let's go.
The goods aren't selling.
He keep it stocked, yet have no clue when it'll actually sell.
You are right.
It's always work, work, work, that he talks about.
We are doing it.
Work in the morning, work in the evening.
Look at us.
Oh, Uncle...
Will you keep babbling, or will you actually do some work?
This isn't Gyaan Chand's shop.
You can't just loaf around here.
This is Kamal's shop.
Only those who work get to rest.
Otherwise, you'll bring
no honour to your parents' name.
Amazing!
I'm not reciting a poem, I'm scolding you.
Even your scolding comes out like a poem, Uncle Kama.
Uncle?
Uncle!
This is all money, Uncle Kamal.
Now give me a pistol and two bullets.
Gudiya.
First tell me, what would you like to eat?
Ice cream or a toffee?
No.
Give me my things.
Raghu.
Gudiya has come again.
Take care of that right now.
All right, carry on with this work.
No, I'll finish the Bareli project first and then return.
Don't worry.
Sir, I will call you.
Oh, man!
Thirty acres.
He give that kiss to Shahid.
And by Tuesday, all the papers will be ready.
People are already lining up to grab it.
Four people committed suicide at the village centre.
And if they don't come, then 40 more will die.
Santra was Munna's childhood love.
When Munna left home and stepped into the world of liquor,
Santra's father got her married elsewhere.
But as soon as Munna acquired wealth and power,
the first thing he did was bring Santra
with her husband.
He gave her a home and money.
Now, whenever Munna is in a good mood or angered,
the first place he goes is Santra's house.
And it is there, on her bed, that he quenches his thirst.
Munna's fear keeps her husband from saying anything.
This is Santra's daughter, Sargulla, inside.
It's all the Almighty's doing, sir.
Even with her parents around, that child is neglected.
Her family doesn't even spare a thought for her.
And amidst all this nonsense, what wrong has this girl done?
The poor girl doesn't even know who her father is.
Sir, perhaps she is Munna's illegitimate child.
Vipul, shall we strike a deal?
A 5 billion deal.
Hmm.
Today if you play blind
and lock the deal
then I'll have 20% share.
There will be no deal. What are you even talking?
Wait...
- At least listen to me. - Yes, go on.
But if the truth is out by Tuesday
then for 5000 crore, 30% of the stake will be ours.
You're not the only stakeholder here.
There are many others.
Take 15%.
Done.
What happened, dear?
Tell me.
You know right smoking is a bad thing?
If anyone troubles you...
or hurts you in any way you can ask me for help.
But you'll have to tell me first.
Tell me what happened.
Captain uncle,
if you weren't in the police
and your daughter was scared,
and every day a man came to her mother and did something wrong,
would she still go to the police?
Even knowing...
that the police officers themselves hang around with that man?
Are you afraid of him?
I'm not afraid, dear.
And I want you to stop being afraid as well.
But my father is afraid.
He is helpless.
Everything happens right before him
yet he stays silent.
No one does anything.
Not my father, not the police.
They're all the same.
I'll do it, dear.
I promise you this.
This isn't a promise from a police officer.
It's a promise from a father.
But whenever you feel scared,
you just have to call me.
Tell me.
- Come on, come on, let's go. - Come on, get up.
But from today onwards,
never mention Shaheen's name again.
- Come on, let's go. - One second.
And not Prakash either. Prakash, Prakash.
- Who's Shaheen? - He's my uncle.
He got lost at the Kumbh Mela. We'll meet tuesday at
the Tehsildar's office. Let's go, brother.
- Minister sir. - What happened?
Call Captain. Tell him to release Damru right now.
There won't be any auspicious time later.
Have I ever refused you for anything in my life?
I'm calling him right in front of you.
Hello.
What is it, Mr. Sanghavan?
Tell me, what's on your mind?
Honestly, I feel like threatening you.
If you permit me.
By all means, go ahead, sir.
But remember one thing.
You're no longer in power.
So don't expect any respect.
What I mean is,
I can abuse you just as well, sir.
If you allow me.
Listen carefully. The court is closed today.
It will open on Monday.
So respected sir, I humbly request you to release Damru.
Great, sir.
First time I've seen
the one giving threats sounding afraid.
I'm a politician.
It's not like I'm recording anything here.
I'd get into trouble for nothing.
Anyway, he's scared now. He'll do your work on Monday. Let's go.
Come on, why should we waste time arguing with these people?
Hey, Birju.
Pull the car over.
- Hello papa. - Hi dear...
- You forget again. - Hold on....
- Where are you? - I know dear, give me a second.
I was just about to call you.
Look at this.
See where I am.
I want to come too, Papa.
I want to work in the fields as well.
No, dear. Papa will come here to see you.
No, no, I'll make a plan, dear.
I'll tell you when you can come, alright?
Papa, you haven't told me a story yet.
What should I tell everyone at school now?
Does my father no longer do heroic things?
Tell me, Papa.
Everyone keeps asking me.
Dear, heroes don't always save lives.
Look, there are such heroes too like him.
Those who work in the fields and help put food on people's tables.
They are heroes as well.
Anyone can be a hero if they do their job with dedication and hard work.
Understand?
Then that means you're a hero too, right?
Because you also do your work
with hard work and honesty, don't you?
No one does anything. Not Dad, not the police.
They're all the same.
Alright, kid, go on.
Go finish your school homework, okay?
Oh, so you want to have a private conversation.
Phone romance!
Saloni.
- Anyway, bye, Dad. - Go on.
Love you.
I'll call you later.
Go on, get some sleep.
Kids these days, living in the age of social media.
You won't listen, will you?
Soniya, look.
These farmers who are laughing and happy right now...
in a few days they'll either sell their land...
or they'll die.
I only have time until tuesday
to make the people here believe the police still stand with them.
That I'm here.
And if I can't even do that,
then what was the point of me coming here?
Soniya, honestly, I don't know whether I'm doing the right...
thing or the wrong thing.
All I know is that saving these people is very important.
Samar Deep Singh.
For the first time, I'm seeing you so worried about saving someone.
You're changing. It's a good change.
Don't worry.
Everything will be fine.
You won't lose this time.
All the best and keep your eyes on him.
I'll call you again in a little while.
I've sent a live feed to your phone as well. Check it.
Yes, got it.
Sir.
Why can't we raid the sugar mill directly where this is produced?
For producing ethanol illegally?
But that's their actual job.
This ethanol goes to perfume and cosmetics factories.
But if the same ethanol
is mixed into real liquor
one bottle can turn into at least four or five bottles.
Cheap ethanol sold as expensive liquor.
Now, in their mixing process they doesn't use furnaces.
No smoke rises either.
So finding the factories is difficult.
But you see, Raghav,
every crime leaves behind some trace.
That's exactly what I'm looking for.
But sir, how are we so sure that Munna is using ethanol for this liquor business?
Didn't he want to become the king of the liquor trade?
He's never seen this kind of money in his life.
It's obvious he has moved from local liquor to foreign liquor.
And imported liquor can't be made without ethanol.
But sir, you need a licence for ethanol, right?
So why don't we check there directly?
Tell me something.
If someone is running such a big factory,
don't you think they'd be smart enough
to keep their books in order?
And make sure their supplies arrive on time?
Right?
Absolutely.
So for supplies to arrive regularly, what would they need?
Trucks.
Drivers.
Looks like you've been eating almonds lately.
Come on, we'll find it.
Hello.
Rabjot, follow that truck.
I knew you'd call, sir.
I've known you for 12 years.
You still don't sleep at night, do you?
Alright, good job. I'll call you again.
Just keep following it and give me regular updates.
Yes, sir. I won't lose track of it.
Good morning, Captain.
I thought I'd call and remind you that today is Monday.
Sir, the day has only just begun.
Tell Munna we'll have evening tea together.
And I'll bring Damru along too.
Come on, hurry up!
Put it up!
Here it is. Come on do it now!
Hello ACP.
Is this Raghav?
He's like my younger brother.
He used to be just like you.
He's with me.
Hello.
Kabir.
I don't want a single bottle of liquor left in the factory.
And the men?
You've got a score to settle with Munna too.
But remember
there's no one backing you up. You...
are on your own.
Yes.
I've known that since childhood, brother.
I'll take your leave.
Samar brother.
I didn't kill Dinesh.
Thought I should tell you.
Maybe that's why you're still alive and standing here.
Thought I'd say the same.
- Take care. - Yes.
Sir, trusting Kabir this much already...
I know you've got a lot of questions in your mind.
You'll get all your answers at the right time.
I trust him.
But sir, we should've sent some of our men along with Kabir.
Outside our territory,
it'll just stir up unnecessary media trouble.
Salute, sir.
Preet.
Come to Baghpat, Jwalabad.
Why, sir?
You ask a lot of questions.
Reach there with the full force.
I'll tell you what needs to be done.
Yes, sir.
Taking off, sir.
- Should I grab some tea? - Yes.
Kabir, when are we going in?
Yes, go ahead, DSP Preet.
Sir, uh... sir, what exactly are we supposed to do?
I'll tell you what to do.
Now, take out the book.
Yes, sir.
As a Hero!
Sir.
Yes, I can see. Follow the truck.
And good job, Rabjot.
Thank you, sir.
Alright.
Sir.
Yes, DCP Preet, note down two numbers.
There are two trucks.
The first one is UP08QE7854.
And the second one is UP08PD3890.
Do we need to seize the trucks, sir?
Yes, take both of them into custody.
But what have they done?
Overspeeding.
No, right?
They're carrying Munna's illegal liquor.
Now you can take them into custody, can't you?
Sir.
Why are you all staring at me?
We're seizing Munna's trucks. Get ready.
Yes.
In 15 minutes, the factory should be gone.
Yes, brother.
So you're here, Captain sir?
I'm telling you beforehand you won't be able to touch Munna.
Come on! Let me show you!
Hurry up run! Come on!
Hurry up run! Careful.
Get to work.
Bring it. Hurry up!
Hey, leave the vehicle and run!
Driver!
They are running away! Catch them!
Run!
What's this?
These are liquor bottles.
You are running a smuggling racket!
Captain is coming.
And he's bringing Damru.
And Damru's name must be in the song.
Tell me what you'll sing.
- Let's sing a... - Very good, very good.
Make full preparations. Let's go.
What is the police doing here?
Let's see.
Let's go. Let's see something.
Come.
Come out.
He's back again.
But why?
He's the one, right?
The one who was threatening you all for your land?
What did he say?
You have time until tuesday.
Hey, villagers!
Say something, you bastards!
Munna brother won't say anything.
Yes.
Hey, Munna.
How are you?
Tell me one thing.
Did you call those flower-bearing women?
Everything is ready.
Come, you're most welcome.
No, I'm on my way.
Bringing Damru along.
Should we go, Damru?
If you're done with your nonsense.
Brother, brother!
- Brother! - Yes?
Our two trucks have been stopped on the highway.
And the police opened fire. Six of our men were killed.
He's the one who ruined your fields, right?
Yes.
Hit him.
If you don't beat him today,
every child in this village will grow up a coward.
Is that what you want?
Hit him. I'm standing with you.
Hit him.
Captain, this isn't right.
- Hit him! - Captain, this isn't right!
- Captain! - Hit him more!
Captain!
Everyone, hit him!
- Hit him! - You bastard!
You bastard!
Are you okay?
Munna.
- Tinnu, what about those trucks... - Munna, forget the trucks.
The new factory has completely burned down.
Someone set it on fire deliberately.
And there was gunfire there too. Everything's finished, Munna.
People are singing for you.
At least smile now.
Won't you offer water today?
Here.
I've released your Damru.
Tell Sanghavan that.
There wasn't any evidence, right?
Oh, wait.
I remember now.
Villagers,
who killed the Master and his family?
Damru.
There.
That's what you wanted, right?
Evidence.
You bastard!
So, you saved yourself?
Someone give him some sweet tea, or he'll keep screaming.
Mr. Diwan.
He's the one who killed Ramprasad too.
- Yes sir. - Munna brother.
- Let's go.
We've got plenty of evidence.
But
I didn't hear the sound of his pride breaking.
You will.
That too will come.
Take him away!
Munna brother.
Munna brother, save me.
I want all three of them here tomorrow.
I'll pay whatever it takes.
But by tomorrow evening,
I want Samar's dead body lying outside my house. reaming.