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[Videep] 'Sir, since this is your AOR...'
'...during aggress across the LOC...'
'...with each check post we may need a direct channel.'
Sir, 81mm mortar can only provide cover fire of 5 kilometres...
...and that is where the arti fire kicks in.
When the DGMO asked me to come here...
...I knew this was going to be something big.
Sir, here in the Leepa Valley, one of the Pakistani army's mobile posts...
...is being moved to another sector...
...almost in this direction.
Sir, there are a few villages here which could be dangerous for us.
I think our direction should be from this site.
From here, Sir.
Any targets?
As soon as we receive the mission details...
...the target coordinates will be passed on to you, Sir.
For now, Bihar regiment's Ghatak platoon...
...will be our last man lookout.
And for evac, we will need heli support, Sir.
Videep, I promise you we'll do our best.
But when can we expect the final go-ahead?
Sir, for me, this mission is already a go...
...and it will remain so until I'm not asked to stop.
[grunts]
[grunts]
Two, three, four, five, six.
[gunshots]
Come on. Thampi, come on!
[Videep grunts]
[Title Montage]
Cover fire can only save us from being spotted by the enemy...
...but not from the mines.
I want you all to memorize every minefield marked on this map.
- Alright? - Sir! - Sir...
We will be using radiophones to transmit messages to the base.
But they will only be used during satellite blackout. Clear?
- Sir. - Yes, Sir!
- Any doubts? - No, Sir.
Good. One more thing.
There will be Pakistani Army Rangers at the forward villages.
Which means there will be their dogs too.
This is leopard urine. Keep it close to you.
The dogs will stay away from you. Got it?
- Yes, Sir... - Sir!
Gurung.
- Sir. - No stress, everyone will get it.
Yes, Sir.
[laughs]
Yeah, Satish. Yeah, yeah.
Uh, Sarthak will, uh, brief you on this.
[Shailesh] 'Yeah, yeah.'
Yes, alright. I'll call you later.
Bye. Please sit.
[Shailesh] 'What will you have? Tea, coffee?'
Why have you called me here?
Namrata.
To get to the truth behind news...
...you are ready to go to any extent.
In the same way, whatever I do for national security...
...is justified according to me.
Nothing personal towards you.
Look, neither you can stop me from doing my work...
...nor can I stop you from doing yours.
This job, this channel...
...despite all this, you can still make yourself heard.
And I will still try to stop you.
But today, I have a request for you.
Just give me three days.
You will get the story you are looking for.
If not for me...
...do it for your country.
Fine.
But I have one condition.
Fakruddin will also be released. But after three days.
One more thing.
Whatever happened with you...
...is probably wrong from your perspective.
But please don't give up the passion you have for your profession...
...because of this.
[Namrata sighs]
I'm taking a break for now.
I have had enough of journalism.
Mm-hmm. Then I have something to keep you occupied.
Please google Colonel Arunesh Singh.
The real story begins there.
You will have to find it yourself.
[Namrata] 'Colonel Arunesh Singh.'
Thank you.
Major, just open your mouth.
Hey, Chaks.
[chuckles]
- 102. Not good, Major. - Can you please check it again?
I don't think that will help.
You are burning.
- You need medicine and a lot of rest, huh. - Oh, come on, Doctor!
- Are you sure, Videep? - The doctor has already examined him twice.
We can't take him.
This means you will need...
...another experienced officer in place of Chaks.
Is that right?
Have we identified anyone?
[gunshot]
Gautam, I will ask only once.
So, think before you answer.
[gunshot]
Whatever you need, my answer is yes.
[helicopter whirring]
[Niharika] 'I hardly slept for an hour last night.'
'She just won't let me sleep.'
[Raunaq] 'Hmm.'
I don't know where she gets her energy from.
She is with mom right now.
I'm sure she will start crying again.
If she doesn't see me, that's it.
Hmm.
[Niharika] 'What hmm?'
Raunaq, are you even listening?
Usually, you call from the base at night.
How come you called at this time today?
Were you missing me?
Yes.
You and Rishika, both.
Rishika?
You've already finalized the name!
[Niharika] 'That's nice.'
Raunaq, come home soon.
I'm missing you.
You both take care of yourselves.
[Raunaq] 'I'll be back soon.'
Meaning? Why are you saying that?
No, just...
Anyways, you take care.
- I will call you when I can. - Raunaq...
I love you, always!
[engine revving]
It is Rishabh's.
The nature of our work is such...
...that we lose perspective sometimes.
Major Sood's death is not your fault.
So don't you ever hold yourself responsible for it.
When I wrap up this mission...
...and submit my report about the security breach at Uri...
...no finger will be pointed at any officer of the Indian Army.
Major Gautam, go get those b******s!
[Sunita] 'Greetings. Honourable Chairperson.'
This month marked the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks on this city.
We empathize with the pain of this city.
We too were attacked in Uri by the same terrorist groups.
Terrorism is the biggest violation of human rights.
Because it targets innocent people...
...and kills them for no fault of theirs.
It is not a crime against a single person or a country.
It is a crime against all of humanity.
Who are the ones giving refuge to the terrorists?
Neither do terrorists own banks...
...nor factories to manufacture weapons.
Then, where do they get their funding from?
Who gives them weapons?
Who is protecting them?
There are a few countries...
...which sow terrorism, reap terrorism...
...and even export terrorism.
And such countries should also be identified...
...where the terrorist organisations banned by the United Nations...
...are celebrating openly...
...holding processions...
...spewing venom...
...and no action is taken against them.
Ma'am, if we unite and try together...
...we can bring back the golden age for humanity.
But what happens in the future...
...depends on what we do today.
[applause]
Target D has its guard far from down...
...but it is not in an attacking position.
There are a few Pakistani Army or ISI vehicles here.
Most probably, the next infiltration bid will happen from here.
We need to be careful, Videep.
The target is in between a civil community.
This village matches your intel.
Don't worry, Sir.
Before the Pakistani dogs wake up, the Indian lions will be back.
The assault window is very small because of the target's distance...
...and the evacuation time is just eight to ten minutes.
[Raunaq] 'During the ingress, without the drones...'
'...we will be able to study the targets only through night vision.'
But while returning, we will have drone support.
Even with the drones, to cover a distance of three kilometres from PoK...
...we need to chart out a safe route.
Behind enemy line, there is no safe route, Sir.
All this area that you see here is a mountainous forest...
...which is our only way out.
[zipping jacket]
This first button lets out the gas.
Second button?
The second button...
...triggers the explosive.
What does that do?
It turns the entire world silent.
Shoaib, take him.
Go safely.
Sir, that Major Masood has stopped our boys at the border.
His excuse is that he has orders from above.
Hmm.
Has he stopped any of Hizbul's missions?
I don't know, Sir.
Do you think...
...that the Pakistani Army is encouraging Hizbul?
They threw a few dollars...
...and now the army is behaving like their lapdogs.
The fruits of our labour of all these years...
...will be handed over to Hizbul.
Where can I find this Major?
Timarkot.
Put the boys into trucks.
We are going to Timarkot.
Yes, sir.
[Wahaab] 'Shoaib, after Timarkot, sir will come to Kotla too.'
Sir, with the inputs from RAW, MI and ISRO...
...targets A, B and C have been identified.
Satellite images confirm the presence of infiltrators...
...at these launch pads in PoK.
We are ready to take them out.
We should not let this opportunity go, sir.
Executive order, sir.
As soon as you sign, Operation Uri will be put into action.
Sir, as a preventive measure...
...the Home Ministry will deploy additional CRPF in Srinagar and other sensitive areas.
Protests can be contained.
We must proceed with the mission as soon as possible.
But we have to keep one thing in mind, sir.
After such operations, in terrorist outfits...
...recruitment often increases.
If there are more recruitments, we will do more operations.
Operation Uri is the only answer to the enemy at the moment.
[phone vibrates]
We have just received an update...
...that Abu Hafeez is coming to Kotla.
Where's this Kotla?
Kotla is in PoK. Around 3 to 3.5 kilometres away.
Sir, we must try to get him.
General Singha, your plan did not have this target and its routes.
Is it wise to change the target at the last minute?
Our Special Forces will not have enough time to plan.
Speed, stealth and strength...
...go hand in hand with the Special Forces.
And Abu Hafeez is number four on Interpol's Most-Wanted list.
We won't get a better chance to decapitate Jaish-e-Mohammed.
Sir, I know how much the army wants to do this.
But we must be sure about this.
[Satish] 'Just killing one Bin Laden does not finish the Al Qaeda.'
I want to talk to the officer...
...who is leading this mission.
Jai Hind, sir.
Greetings.
- What is your name? - Major Videep Singh, sir.
Major, often we come across situations...
...wherein we have to take certain difficult decisions.
Decisions which directly affect the lives of soldiers like you.
Sir, the people have chosen you to lead us.
Every decision you take will be for the betterment of the country.
We are with you.
Major Singh, we have learned...
...that we have a chance to finish Abu Hafeez.
But to do this, we will have to...
...add a new target along with the finalized ones.
And so I want to ask you...
Are you and your teams ready for this?
When there is an opportunity to kill the enemy...
...which soldier would not want to rise to the occasion?
We are Special Forces, sir.
We are prepared to face every hardship and obstacle.
We will neutralize the enemy, Sir.
Maybe, I have been elected to this chair...
...only so that soldiers like you...
...can remind everyone who we Indians are.
We can show the entire world that we Indians don't give up.
We don't give up, or give in.
Go on, Major Singh.
I wish you nothing but victory.
The country is counting on me...
...and I am counting on you.
- Go on. - Sir.
Jai Hind.
Jai Hind, Sir.
[door opens]
Mahadevan ji, you were absolutely right.
Just killing one Bin Laden does not finish the Al-Qaeda.
But it definitely changes the world's perception of America.
Today, we too have a chance...
...to change the world's perception towards us.
The world believes us to be a non-violent country.
And that we are.
Even a lion can remain calm.
But if he stops roaring...
...the entire jungle will consider him weak.
The world is one such jungle.
And now it is our turn to roar.
Our teams will not attack just three targets...
...but also this fourth target.
[switch turns on]
[pages turning]
Target D, where we will find these people.
Abu Hafeez.
And his companion, Wahaab.
[Videep] 'They are moving towards Target D.'
Our source, Shoaib, is with them.
And tonight we are going to meet them.
But Target D is approximately 3 kilometres inside PoK.
Yes, you are right.
The attack team of Target D will be led by me, consisting of 10 people.
- Captain Jagtap. - Yes, Sir.
You will lead Target C. Choose your men.
[Jagtap] 'Copy that, Sir.'
Every team will have a satellite kit.
- Pathan. - Yes, Sir.
-[Videep] 'You are responsible.' - Roger, Sir.
In the next few hours, we need to know everything about Target D.
[Videep] 'From the moment they wake up, to the moment they sleep...'
'...from the moment they eat, to the moment they shit. Everything!'
Very soon, we will get the grid references and ingress routes.
Match them with the triangulated positions and get the coordinates.
There are three army posts in close vicinity...
...we might need backup and response time.
-[Videep] 'Clear?' - Clear, Sir.
Good.
[guns being loaded]
Until this morning...
...none of you knew...
...anything about this mission.
By tomorrow morning...
...the entire world will know.
And if anybody can make this happen...
...it is us.
Boys.
Let's make history tonight.
- Are you ready? - Yes, Sir!
Parade, attention.
Look ahead! Hold still!
Permission to leave, Sir.
- You have it, Major. - Thank you, Sir.
Parade, dismiss.
- Victory to... - India!
- Victory to... - India!
- Victory to... - India!
[footsteps]
[engines revving]
[engines revving]
[keyboard typing]
What is the status?
So, all teams have left the base...
...and are moving towards the release point.
[engines revving]
[typing sounds]
Atlantic is in the dark.
Eight minutes, Major.
Roger! Moving in. Over.
Boys.
Eight minutes.
[Theme Music Playing]
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