I had a gut feeling Rajeev Bhatia would be here.
Should we just arrest him?
No, Raveena. We don't want to win the small battles.
We want to win the war.
- I have a plan. - What is it?
Turn the phone jammers on.
Shrikant, these are very strong jammers.
When they turn on our communication devices will be turned off too.
- Correct. - Bashir, actually, you're right.
These jammers will
shut down our cell phones, the wi fi and everything. In fact
the networks of the nearby area will go down but
we will use this communicator device
to keep the comms and Digivan system on.
Okay. Got it?
Of course.
Mr. Rajeev, the storage is totally full.
By today morning, 500 more cartons will be ready.
We don't have space.
No worries, Dr. Mahesh.
Do one thing. Load the stuff onto the trucks.
Everything will be clear by the morning.
You won't have any problems.
Excuse me.
What is the problem with the network?
Sir, my phone's network has also...
It's okay. Load the stuff up. Okay?
Okay, sir.
Camera 4, zoom in on security.
Zoom in.
There is no security agency called
Maa security agency that exists in Mumbai.
They are not security guys. They are trained mercenaries.
It will be risky to enter from the front.
Do one thing. Pan camera two to the right.
- Camera two, right pan. - Keep panning.
- Keep panning.
- Hold it. Zoom in. - Hold.
- Zoom in to the ground. Below. - Zoom in on the ground.
Keep zooming. Keep zooming.
- Alright, hold it. - Hold.
Look, we can enter the compound from here.
- Raveena, pull up the municipal plans of this area. - Yeah.
Shrikant, about 40 mtrs away from the Digivan
we have this drainage line whose
artery connects to the drainage system.
One of the arteries is going there. We can use that.
That's good.
And there are more at the back.
Eight in all.
- I dropped five at the back. - Good.
Madan, do one thing, call your operatives
and tell them to watch this building.
Take Colonel Mathew into personal custody and go to the SOT center.
What do you mean take him to the SOT center?
Don't you guys need me here?
Shrikant, any of my operatives can do this. Why me?
No, Madan.
You will personally escort him.
Listen.
I can't take any chances, this time.
What chances, Shrikant?
They are just dead bodies. What will I do going with them?
Trust me.
Bashir?
Okay, fine.
Do whatever you want.
- Fine. - Thank you.
Why does it feel as if you got rid of him on purpose?
I have never done anything without good reason, Bashir.
- Meaning, I am right. - Yes, you are correct.
And of course, sorry.
- Why are you sorry? - Guys please, hurry up.
- Don't waste time in chatting. - Yeah, Raveena.
- Let's go. - Why are you saying sorry?
Let's deal with Rajeev Bhatia first.
Omar! Omar!
- Sir. - Who are these people?
And how did they get in?
- Don't stand and stare at me, call security. - Yes, sir.
Mr. Rajeev Bhatia, instead of yelling at your man
you could ask us who we are and we'd tell you we are from the SOT.
The surgical operations team.
I am SOT chief, Shrikant Mhatre.
Don't put your hand out, I won't shake it.
Sir.
There are some other security guys out there.
You go. Kalpesh.
Why are you here, at this time of the night? Can you tell me?
We need to clarify at this point that only we ask the questions.
Do you get it?
Tripathi, what drug do you manufacture here
that you need 8 guards with semi automatic guns?
Listen, officers.
The point is that we have storerooms.
There were thefts here, twice, last year.
We make the hyper tension drug Renogil here.
If you have any confusion then I
can show you all the documents in my cabin.
- Please, come in. - Sure, come on.
Come this way, please.
This is it.
This file contains all the documents.
Our manufacturing license, permission from the ICDC.
The papers for the patents and everything.
Anything else, officer?
It's nothing. My phone is ringing.
There are jammers in force all over the place.
Everyone's phones are down, but you're still works?
Is this your phone?
Satellite phone.
He kept it for international criminals like Parker.
Right?
Last question, Mr.Bhatia.
Where is the antidote?
Is it in this factory or somewhere else?
Which antidote do you mean? I don't know.
The Ebola antidote that you bought from Narang.
Did you forget?
Will you remember when you see the footage?
Should I show it?
We know you gave some of the antidote
to Shalini Kaura.
And you do this
for Dr.Abodh Chatterjee.
You have two choices.
Either co-operate with us
and we will take care of you while filing the charge sheet.
Second choice, go to the first choice.
The antidote is right now
in your hands.
This is the antidote?
- Tell me! - Yes.
This is being manufactured in this factory.
In fact
the two trucks loaded outside the storeroom
they contain this antidote.
Yes, sir.
I will inform him right away, sir.
- Shrikant, come in. - Yeah, princess.
Captain Rawal just called for you.
He wants you to go to the CM's office.
Are you sure? It's almost I am.
I know, Shrikant, but ever since this crisis occurred
- the CM office is working 24/7. - Okay.
Do one thing. Call the chief of ICDC, Dr. Abodh Chatterjee
and tell him to get to the Chief Minister's office.
Tell him Captain Rawal has called for him.
Are you sure? - Absolutely, princess.
And call the chief of Bharat Medical Association,
Dr. Bhaskar Reddy.
- Connect me to him. - Right away, sir.
- Okay. - Shrikant, BMA chief is online.
Sorry for waking you so late, doctor.
It's okay. Tell me, what is the matter?
Sir, listen to what I am about to say, carefully.
We have found the antidote to Ebola.
Congratulations, chief.
Thank you, sir.
Sir, I am sending two trucks to your warehouse
with thousands of liters of the antidote.
Be very vigilant about one thing.
Nobody must be aware that this is the Ebola antidote.
Not the doctors from the hospitals
which you will supply the antidote to.
Not to the team which will disinfect the lake.
We will merely tell them that this is a
stabilizer which you are testing.
Don't worry, chief. If you have made this decision
I am sure it is for some reason.
What is important is the dispersal of the antidote among the victims.
I promise you.
Me or my team won't cause trouble for you.
Thank you, doctor.
See you.
Rajeev Bhatia.
The antidote production must carry on 24/7.
We will be monitoring you 24/7.
You won't leave this factory, unless we say so.
If you doubt he may try to run away, shoot him.
Sir.
- It's a direct order. - Yes, sir.
If Parker or someone else calls, what will you say?
That, all is well.
Just as our PM said in the US.
- It's all good. - Very good.
- Can I go? - Take him away.
Raveena, send these 2 trucks with our operatives to BMA warehouse.
Okay, chief.
Come on, Bashir.
Let's go to the CM's office and see what Rawal is up to.
Let's go.
'The so called financial capital of the country, Mumbai
has a steady increase of the Ebola virus.'
'Vikas, you are absolutely right.'
'Actually, the world is talking about the fact that
the Ebola won't stop in Mumbai.
Sir.
This is height of insubordination and dereliction of duty.
Why did Shrikant Mhatre mention my name
and summon commissioner Pratap and Dr. Abodh here?
May I come in, sir?
- Hail India, sir. - Hail India, sir.
Sir, I was going to inform you...
Chief Shrikant Mhatre, please answer me.
Should a man from a government agency
work for the benefit of the country
or to further his career?
He must work for the benefit of the country, sir.
But, what did I do, sir?
See the nerve of this man?
Despite your clear instructions this man
on a case where thousands of life are at risk
two hours ago he went with his team
to a factory in Naigaon and raided a factory there.
He didn't even inform us. He asks me what has he done, here?
Does he even understand the seriousness of this case?
With all due respect, Captain Rawal
- I am telling the CM... - Shrikant Mhatre.
I won't listen to another word from you.
From this moment, and right now...
Sir, you must listen.
What did you say to me? What did you say?
I said, you must listen.
Sir, Captain Rawal is trying to work his
one upmanship political ploys for a case
which we have already solved.
- What? - Yes, sir.
We have found the antidote.
In fact, right now, the Bharat Medical Association team
is disinfecting the lakes and distributing
the antidote to the hospitals.
And the patients in the quarantine hangar will be inoculated at once.
It's all under control.
Yes, sir.
So, this was all done by
Shalini Kaura's pharma company.
Yes, sir.
Sir, but another pharma company manufactured the antidote.
Dr. Abodh Chatterjee, tell us the name of that pharma company.
How can I tell you? How will I tell, Shrikant?
Come on! Your wife owns the pharma company.
She got it as part of her dowry.
You are running it. Don't you know the name of it?
Dr. Chatterjee
apart from Rajeev Bhatia's statement
we also have the footage of the Naigaon
factory, in which you can be seen.
You can't escape.
Ashwin.
- Yes, sir. - Take him away.
Keep him in special custody.
Sir, I'll leave.
I am going.
SOT chief, Mr. Shrikant Mhatre.
I take back every word that I have said against you.
And your team.
And on behalf of this city
I salute you.
Sir, you're embarrassing me.
This success belongs to my entire team.
- Sir, may I come in? - Sir.
This is the chief of BMA, Dr. Bhaskar Reddy.
He will handle this case on the medical front.
- Personally. - Sir.
Our team has reached the lake.
We have begun to disinfect the water.
Supplies are being sent to the hospitals.
We have maintained the secrecy
of the fact
that we have found the antidote.
What do you mean?
Why haven't you declared this yet?
Sir, I told him not to.
Sir, commander Hafizullah
has killed thousands and millions more are still infected so...
We must maintain secrecy about having the antidote until
we catch hold of commander Hafizullah.
He doesn't know we have the antidote.
After 6 to 7 hours, his man Parker
will call us to give us the details of the deal.
We will meet him for the deal and then through him
we will get to commander Hafizullah.
We won't find a better chance, sir.
The terrorists will have to pay for every death in the city.
With all due respect, sir
Shrikant Mhatre's plan is totally absurd
and suicidal.
I know him.
He has pulled off two scams in Mumbai.
Do you think, we are fools?
Won't they have underground networks of their own?
Okay, let's say
we don't declare that we have an antidote officially.
What about the thousands of doctors?
Won't they ask questions when their patients recover?
- Sir, do I have the permission to say something? - Yes.
My handpicked team is working on this.
After the treatment by the antidote
recovery, except for a few cases
will entail at least 7 working days.
It may take longer.
Depending on the level of infection.
Sir, I can safely guarantee this
that this news will not emerge for at least 5 days
that we are administering antidotes to the patient.
We don't need any more time, sir.
Shrikant.
I totally agree with you.
Go ahead with your plans.
If you can't arrest
then shoot the ***.
I am with you.
I will deal with the others.
Okay, sir.
Back, back, secure him.
That's the sound of guns. Come over there.
What is it? What happened?
Sir, Abodh.
- ***! - No!
- He had a gun on him? - Yes, sir. He had a gun on him.
What the heck! How on earth did he have a gun?
This is a security lapse.
Got it, Shrikant.
Raveena, Dr. Abodh shot himself some time ago.
- What? - Yeah.
Oh God!
Call the relatives and inform them
that Dr Abodh had a heart failure during a meeting.
We will keep the body in custody for a week. You know the drill.
Yeah.
And call me at 9:30 am tomorrow morning
and give me the same information.
Yeah.
Parker deserves to know that his partner had a heart attack.
- Got it, chief. - Yeah.
You didn't explain why you got Madan away from the factory.
Bashir, I can't speak when I'm hungry.
Let's go home. I'll feed you an 8 egg Maharashtrian omelet.
I won't eat eggs, okay?
I will eat proper food.
You're so high maintenance!
I can certainly eat proper food.
What is it? Is this a Maharashtrian omelet made with eight eggs?
If I am with an honest man like you this is what it comes to.
You can keep flour, lentils and rice at home, you know.
- You don't even drink liquor. - That's good.
You didn't tell me, why did you get rid of Madan?
Bashir, you've got a background in Intelligence, right?
So?
You've already asked me 10 times why I got Madan
away from the factory but you didn't ask me even once
how Captain Rawal got to know about our midnight raid.
You mean, it was Madan?
Are you insane?
Madan is our guy!
He won't do all this.
Bashir, do you remember the first time I found out
Parker put a bug on me and
we did that drama outside the CM's office?
So?
So, is he involved with him?
Raveena was analyzing the bug in my shoe in that room with Madan.
That's when she found the signal for another bug.
It was the same make as many of our government agencies use.
When she tracked the outgoing signal she found out that
the receiver is with Captain Rawal.
If you are so sure, why didn't you suspend him?
Bashir
Madan never skimped in terms of work.
He has been political to fulfill his ambitions.
He is cheating the team and the unit. Isn't that a betrayal?
It's called betrayal, brother.
Yes, it is.
But I believe, we must give every man a chance to change.
Madan isn't a bad man, he is a good one.
But when a good man does something bad, he always regrets it later.
But no one gives him a chance to change at such a time.
I don't know why I am not getting high
today. Am I even making any sense?
No, you're not but I am listening to you.
Go on.
My dad was a very bad man.
A very bad man.
He was a criminal.
I was about 9 or 10 years old.
Even then I felt his guilt right here.
He only did bad things, all his life.
But later in life, he had a chance to change.
But it was too late by then.
It's okay.
I don't know if you remember or not but
at the Naigaon factory you
said sorry to me. I don't know why you said it, but
I want to say something to you.
Oh, boy! What is that expression about?
Are you going to propose to me?
Watch yourself, brother.
Don't scare me, Bashir!
Every time I think you're a good man
you always have to prove me wrong.
Come on, listen to me. Whether you say something or not
I am touched by what you said.
I am honest, it really touched me.
- You didn't even listen to me. - You don't have to say it.
I told you, if you speak right now you will be in big trouble.
You'll be in deep ***.
Always remember one thing, Bashir.
We can get along.
But we won't really be friends.
So I guess we have to
survive like this only.
I guess.
From 9:30 am we have to be on duty for Parker.
I will be there. See about yourself.
Okay, I'll leave.
- Take care. - Should I sleep?
Then you won't get there.
If you sleep, you will get there.
Right.
I can't wake up.
We can't be friends.
He's a good man.
He's a very good man.
'Bashir, wait.
Don't explain, since I won't listen.'
'Where are you going?'
'I will go to the commissioner first.'
'Then, I will go to Captain Rawal and tell him everything.'
'Neither me nor this city expect anything from you anymore.'
'Bashir, stop. It's an order.'
- 'I won't listen to you. - Get him.'
'What are you looking at me for? Arrest him.'
'What is this? What are you doing?'
'Will you bring the police for me? Get back.'
'Bashir Khan.'
'I can arrest you for treason, plotting against the country and
fraternizing with the enemy.'
'Will you charge me with treason?'
'Will you arrest me on a charge of treason?'
'Go on, do it. Arrest me!'
- 'Arrest me. Do it. - Arrest him.'
'Do it, arrest me.'
'Keep him in special custody.'
'No one will interrogate him before me.'
'Shrikant Mhatre, I'll make you beg
or I won't call myself Bashir Khan.'
'Change your name, then.'