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I'll get to the point.
We don't know how much info Bilal leaked.
So, assume the worst case scenario.
We must...
Shift the fake bills asap, right?
Yes. But we don't have time to change the route.
You know it takes years to find a new route.
I have a solution.
I have an informer in their task force.
We'll get updates on their plans.
So fast?
Uncle.
We'll always be one step ahead of them.
No mistakes whatsoever.
There's no scope for it.
Everything is at stake.
Business, money, everything.
If we blow this, it's over. Me, too.
There are people above me acting like demigods.
I'm accountable.
They want me to pump the bills into the market. But how?
Should we discuss the cut?
Yes, of course.
-30%. -15%.
15% is the standard, bro.
What standard, boss?
It's ours. We can change it.
Change? The players change.
Do the rules change? 10%.
-10%? -Do you know how much that is?
You know how big the consignment is?
It's huge!
And how much is 10%? This big. Take it.
But you were saying 15%, boss.
How much will you bargain?
He's cute.
Fine. Cheer up. It's 15%.
Good.
I don't want anything from her, Mr. Kumar.
Please don't refer to Ms. Rekha as your wife.
Why this?
-Excuse me? -I wasn't talking to you.
Too late now. Divorce proceedings are underway.
Ms. Rekha's lawyers will attack us.
Their strategy will be offense.
I'll draft a counter-notice
that'll give them nightmares.
And we'll win this case outside the court,
in my office.
-No. No. -Was it him?
No.
I don't think he's in our records.
Okay, see you later.
Okay, sir.
You talked to the informer yesterday, right?
Good. Now decode it.
There's no potato biryani left. I don't think Miyan can help.
We must change the watchman. We can't trust him anymore.
We must invest in teak.
Decode it. Potato biriyani, watchman, Miyan.
They can't use Bangladesh and Pakistan routes.
Burma.
That's the best option this time.
Shekhar.
What will the elephants bring?
-12,000 coconuts. -12,000?
That's the shipment's size.
How much?
12,000 crores.
What?
-Hi. -Were you waiting long?
Not at all. Please.
So, have you settled into your new place?
I'm settling in.
Kersi is quite a character.
I heard someone crying, and I was like, "What?"
Did I get it for this rent because it's haunted?
-You know what it was? -What?
Kersi was singing at the top of his lungs. English opera.
Did you check the menu?
No, I didn't. Please.
What should we order?
Everything looks good.
-Let's do this. -Yeah?
I'll order for you, and you do it for me.
We'll see who's better.
-You win. -Keep eating.
It's a pleasure to see you eat.
You know, when I was growing up, I ate so much.
Yet, I was always hungry.
That's great. At least you had food to eat.
As a child,
if we had lunch, there was no guarantee for dinner.
Tell me about your family.
There's my grandpa.
And my friend.
He's like a brother to me. And an uncle.
How are you?
You know, Sunny and I used to come often.
-Excuse me? -I'm not a dessert person.
Sorry, guys, I know I'm sabotaging your date.
You know what? I've never seen Sunny with another girl.
I've known him for years, but never.
So, where and how did you meet?
Cute. How long have you been together?
Two months.
So, just between you and me,
it's very easy to figure him out.
-I'll take it from Sandeep. -Yeah.
Take it from Sandeep.
Okay, I'll leave you guys to it.
I'll tell you about it. Someday.
but you kept your cool.
Such a big amount?
This is the biggest load ever.
how big this load is?
That's enough cash to fill this office.
Talk to your departments.
Ask them to monitor all communications.
Bilal is already in our custody.
So, Mansoor's being all the more cautious.
Not just Burma, monitor all possible borders.
Every big cargo from there must be under our watch.
These are our old routes.
Bilal has a strong hold here.
Burma is the best of these.
But after Bilal's arrest, it's risky.
Let's look at Mansoor's probable routes again.
Get me the security status of his routes.
They'll be at the Pakistan and Bangladesh borders.
Even after what happened in Nepal, it's still our best option.
There are many entry points there.
Monitor every Nepalese entry point.
+977 is Nepal's code, right?
Yes. Why?
Megha is texting a number there.
We need to find another route.
They are planning to move via Sri Lanka.
Call the Coast Guard.
Increase surveillance on the Indo-Sri Lanka waters.
We've marked over 50 points on the border.
Sir, how do we track so many locations?
She is talking to a base commander in Jaffna.
-Who? -Megha!
How did she know about our Sri Lanka plan?
Show me.
This route's canceled, too.
Why? What happened?
Sir, Sri Lanka's canceled.
They're planning a new route.
They know we increased security at the Sri Lankan coast?
We can try Gujarat.
Bilal rarely used it. He never liked it.
Hello. Bilal?
I have news for you.
Should we get it to go, or you wanna have it all here?
I'll have it here. Don't jinx it.
We spot movement, deploy our forces,
and the fuckers change plans.
Hello, boss.
There is an informer among us.
An informer?
Mansoor's men could be anywhere.
Let's clean this house, then the country.
We don't have time for this.
I trust Jamal. Jitu runs the business.
You trust Firoz.
So no one other than the five of us should know what we're planning.
Okay, bye.
Uncle?
Give us some time.
I'll sniff him out.
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