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Hassan.
-Greetings. -Greetings.
Greetings.
Praise the Lord!
-How was your night? -Better than the day.
-Why, what happened? -Business as usual.
I have a cargo coming in the Nhava Sheva port
Surveillance is so strict these days
that it's almost unsafe to bring in cargo.
Yesterday was spent arranging for its safe arrival.
Everything will be fine, have faith in God.
God willing...
Thanks. I will return next month.
-I'll call you up. -Sure.
Every year, drug deals worth five billion dollars take place globally.
A drug smuggler makes around Rs. 300 crore every year.
A person is trying to become the undisputed drug lord of India.
And some officers are trying to foil his plan at any cost.
It's their story.
Mahendra.
Tea for you.
-When did you return last night? -At around 2:45 a.m.
I had to conduct a raid.
Ate anything before sleeping?
Yes. Found some Rajma in the fridge.
Your favorite Rajma Chawal.
There was no rice to go with it. I had it with bread.
Be thankful for it. You don't have a fixed routine anyway.
-Your cup of tea. -Thanks.
Has Chintu left for school? I thought you'd have left for work.
I was about to, after bathing.
It's the end of the financial year. The BM is making me slog.
Did you also have bread with Rajma for dinner?
No. I had a glass of milk.
I let him have it as he hardly has dinner at home.
Vidya, anyway he is fond of eating outside.
What's it about that food? Don't you get bored of it?
-Actually... Julie-- -I will kill you...
-Anyway, have breakfast at home. -Okay.
You'll die someday.
Where was he hiding the drugs when you arrested
the accused Wasim Ansari?
He didn't have the drugs. Eight kilograms of heroin...
So Wasim Ansari had no drugs on his person?
No, but he...
Mr. Jagdale, did you arrest Wasim Ansari and Rajesh Srivastav
on the night of September 12, near Parkview Motel?
-Yes. -Didn't you confiscate eight kilograms
of heroin from them?
Eight kilograms of heroin was recovered from Rajesh Srivastav.
He got out of Wasim's car with eight kilograms of contraband
and when the ANC officers tried to nab him, he hurried into Wasim's car.
What did you do after that?
A team of ANC officials surrounded his car.
How did Wasim react upon seeing the ANC officers?
He tried to escape.
None of our boys arrested in yesterday's raid knew you.
Where were they from?
The driver worked for the flat agent in Dongri.
The rest were new recruits, they were welders and mechanics.
-Has anyone of them ever seen or met you? -No. I'd only talk to them over the phone.
None of them know that they work for you and the drugs are yours.
-And the lorry? -It belonged to our service center.
I have already deleted its records from the RTO.
I'd asked JJ to scrape away its number as well.
Sir, Rajesh brought me there saying
that he wanted to deliver something to his relatives.
Sir, I didn't know that inside his bag was...
Exactly.
Sir, I didn't know that he was carrying
something illegal in his bag.
Then, why did you run upon seeing the cops?
Sir, I got scared.
Many people had surrounded our car, all of a sudden.
Wasim Ansari's bail application
and Joseph Pinto
and ten others' remand petitions.
Why have so many people been brought here together?
I thought it was Wasim Ansari's bail hearing.
What's the matter?
Your Honor, Wasim Ansari, Joseph Pinto
and the ten accused are a part of a big gang.
So, we have presented
the arrested gang members before the court.
Big gang?
Wasim Ansari's brother Naved Ansari
controls the smuggling operations of this gang.
He is the mastermind. Allegedly...
This is the pile of the pending cases.
Why have Wasim Ansari's bail hearing and the remand petition hearing
of the 11 members together?
-How did it go? -So far, so good.
The hearing resumes after lunch.
-Will he get bail? -I think so.
Rajesh isn't alive to testify against him.
But NCB...
Get me the menu.
What about the NCB?
Usmaan has presented before the court our men who were nabbed yesterday.
The NCB knows that the drugs seized yesterday belong to you.
Usmaan is trying to establish the fact
that the ones arrested, your distributor Pinto
and your brother are members of the same gang
run by you.
None of them knew that the drugs belong to us.
-What about Wasim? -No.
-What about Rajesh? -Rajesh?
How did he learn about it?
Among those who arrived from Dubai, one was Rajesh's relative.
He told NCB about his relative.
Then, why didn't you cancel the consignment?
The Dubai party was pressuring us.
I thought one of the seven members would get caught.
Do you want me to explain how Rajesh learnt about it?
Don't you guys visit my office often?
You pressure me to take custody of those arrested.
-But I still have to explain everything. -Jagdale.
Your lead led to Wasim's arrest.
I admit to have taken over the case from you.
It's up to you to decide whether to keep Wasim in jail or bail him out.
I'm an honest individual, Mr. Usmaan. Please don't advise me.
Mister, didn't they kill Rajesh in your custody?
What did you do about it?
If Wasim remains in jail, your efforts won't go in vain.
If he gets a bail
both NCB and ANC would lose.
I was dealing with Wasim Ansari's case.
I worked on it for three months. I didn't nab him just like that.
Jagdale, Wasim would be acquitted
if we fail to prove that Pinto and Wasim are the members of a same gang.
What do I do then? They...
These guys are fond of inviting trouble!
You've taken this up, now prove it.
Yes. For that, you need to tell us how you learnt
that the drugs arriving from Dubai belonged to Ansari.
Rajesh had informed me about it.
And who informed him about it?
Nobody told him.
As he was Wasim's close friend
he knew that sometimes, drugs arrive from Dubai.
Last week, his relative had called up
to inform that he's coming to Mumbai
with a consignment.
Relative?
Among the seven who arrived from Dubai, one is Rajesh's relative.
Rajesh's mom, a resident of Dongri. He is her nephew.
Rajesh got himself a partner.
He was a smart guy.
That explains his death.
They have already got a key witness killed in custody.
Your Honor, if some of the gang members are inside the jail and some outside
they would surely try to kill
or threaten the witnesses.
So, Your Honor, it's important to have Wasim Ansari's custody
to get rid of Naved Ansari's gang.
Can you prove
that Ansari and Pinto are members of the same gang?
Had you appealed for Wasim Ansari's preventive detention on these grounds
would your seniors from NCB have permitted you?
Wasim Ansari got bail?
Moreover, the Ministry of External Affairs
will deport Pinto to his country. He'll be a free man even there.
Also, The Customs Department has overshadowed our efforts.
-Who talked to the press? -As usual, we didn't.
-Let me talk to them. -To the press?
To Mr. Bhandari in the Customs Department.
I offered him to conduct a joint operation with us.
I was falling short of manpower and I needed help from his officers.
Fine.
Let bygones be bygones.
Let's not bother about Ansari for a few days.
Sir, this is just a minor setback.
The financial year is about to end.
But we've to report to the Government
the number of drug consignments we have seized,
the criminals we've arrested,
and about the drugs we stopped from entering the city.
We can't employ all government resources to nab just one target.
Ansari may leave the nation even as we speak.
Our superiors have raised our targets. With the rise in drug smuggling
we have to work harder.
Infiltrate those gangs and seize drugs from them.
Dayal will repeat the same story during Pinto's hearing.
He will say that he had gone there to buy a second-hand lorry.
He'd claim to be unaware of the drugs in it.
Did you get the form 24 register from the RTO to check the lorry's details?
I did, but I found a page glued to the register.
It's a fake entry. The number MH02J is allotted to a car.
You should've roughed the clerk up who replaced the lorry's details
with a fake entry.
My way of working is unlike yours.
You don't work properly.
You've even entered wrong details in the crime register.
Who is responsible for that?
Why don't you do it? Who's stopping you?
Mahendra and Brinda.
-Where is Mukherjee? -I'll look for him, sir.
The first of April is approaching. April fools' day.
So, we need to show our numbers to the Government.
Contact your informers.
Arrest the members of petty gangs involved in supplying charas, ganja
and Methacholine.
Raid nightclubs and rave parties, and seize drugs.
What about Ansari?
Forget him for a few days.
-Brinda and Mahendra... -I am sorry, sir.
I won't pair with him in any operation.
-Even I do not want to, sir. -You guys are not kids.
Even if you are, don't expect me to babysit you.
I'm tired of this.
Sir, please try to understand.
She misled me during the last raid.
Sir, he is against whatever I do.
Neither can I teach you to trust each other
nor can I point out your flaws.
You can handle today's operations singlehandedly.
Let me see who achieves higher numbers by the evening.
Ma'am, I'll tell you.
It's easier to survive in Mumbai
as compared to bearing the atrocities of men.
Even you have some manhood in you.
But I've feelings of a woman. That's why I get along with you.
-Is that so? -Yes.
Men hardly treat us well, but we women have a reputation of behaving well.
The consignment that arrived last night is kept in house number three and four.
Subhas resides in house number four.
His supplier gave it to him last night.
Who is he?
He is one of us. He begs during the day and sells ganja at night.
What's the size of the consignment?
Around 40 kilograms. How much do you want to seize?
All of it.
Ma'am, we will have a tough time.
It's our bread and butter.
Jaya, I'm compelled to do this.
Ma'am, shall I say something?
You look awesome in these shades.
Ticked Aslam and Mustafa off the list, sir.
-Who is next? -Benoy Mhatre.
More of a spendthrift than an informer.
Last time he'd informed about the cannabis deal
-at Nariman point. -He got henna powder instead.
Tashi?
That Nepali guy?
Yes.
The third category containers' list. 350 items in total.
-How many are empty? -137.
Rest are to leave for forward journey.
-Their identification numbers? -Are right here.
Look for the needle in the haystack.
If nothing is found in this container, the owner may press charges against us.
It all started here. Karim Lala, Haji Mastan, Varadarajan...
They started their ascent from here.
Collecting illegal taxes from laborers
and smuggling raw liquor to the other side of the ocean, in tires.
Everyone fought hard to earn his bread from this place.
They were kings of their realms.
Did you know that?
Brother, how'd I know? I was not even born then.
That applies to me as well.
I was born but hadn't ventured into the business.
When I was mature enough to enter the business, they were all gone.
Rama Naik killed Karim's nephew
and that threw open opportunities for newcomers.
Dawood, Bada Rajan and Chhota Rajan...
I drew inspiration from them and wanted to become one like them.
I want to be like you.
You can't.
I won't let you become like me.
Why so?
I made a mark here as I had studied here.
I used to study about business on the port, streets and in jail.
I had hands on experience about this business.
Wasim, business no longer takes place in streets or on the port.
It takes place there.
Look there.
That's why I sent you away to Pune. I asked you to do your MBA.
Wasim, business changes with time.
We must change ourselves with time, to remain in the business.
We no longer deal in selling charas and killing people.
We deal in money transactions nowadays. Money laundering.
We are clean if our money is clean.
Until we clean our money
you'll take no foolish step which puts a blot on our image
or gets the cops hot on your heels.
-Am I clear? -Sorry. I made a mistake that day.
I went to make the delivery in person.
Hey!
Had anything gone wrong, your apology would've been of no use.
Brother, I'm fine. I've returned safely.
Don't you explain the situation to me.
But there is something that went wrong.
Rajesh committed suicide, out of fear.
Indeed, that was bad.
The NCB official Usmaan claimed
that you got him killed.
Then what did you say?
I told him, that you can't do such a thing.
He wants to get his work done by turning us against each other.
I am aware of him and his ways.
Brother, I know that.
What do you know?
I know that you have known Usmaan since long.
You were his informer back then. He had gifted me a videogame.
He has a habit of digging up the past.
Wasim, you need to look ahead.
Understand our business before you leave.
Understand how to launder money and teach me the same.
The more you understand
the less I'll have to disclose to my CA and lawyer.
-Is that clear? -Yes, Brother.
Mahendra has seized higher quantity of contraband.
But Brinda is not far behind.
If you are done arguing with each other
you can help each other with sampling storage.
Here are the envelopes.
What?
Feel like laughing?
I'm smiling as I'm happy.
You're happy because you've defeated me today.
It's not about competition.
Ever since you have joined the force, Mr. Usmaan has become fond of you.
I've made it clear to him that I can seize more contraband
with the help of one informer than you can, with the help of many.
Indeed you can.
Most of the criminals of Mumbai hail from the place where you reside.
Becoming a criminal or a cop
were the only two career options you had.
But I, on the other hand...
...whom you make fun of by regarding as "Miss Malabar Hill"...
...had many career choices, but I chose to join NCB.
I'm trailing behind you...
...but a male chauvinist like you can't beat me.
What? What do you mean by 'chauvinist'?
-How much is the fare? -Rs. 125.
Let's dance on a chance
I've no change.
My dear, let's dance on a chance
My dear
You should carry change.
My dear, let's dance on a chance
-Malabar Hill. -Hop in, ma'am.
I'm mesmerized by your beauty
I'm mesmerized by your beauty
Your sight
Your sight
Your beauty
Take the cab to the guy standing there.
You said, you had to attend to some work and would leave late.
-Yes... -If you were supposed to leave
you could've told me. We would've left together.
Anyway... Won't you introduce me to her?
She is Julie.
She is Brinda.
Kartik often talks about her.
Mister, let's leave.
She is my colleague.
I don't need justification.
I'm not providing justification. I'm telling you.
Shall we leave?
Brinda is here.
Mr. Chadda wanted to meet you.
I told him that your schedule is unpredictable
but he insisted.
-Hello, sir. -Hello, Brinda.
Greetings, ma'am.
-Vaibhav, when did you return? -Last evening.
-How is your work? -It's going good.
How long will you stay here?
A week perhaps.
Let's catch up in a day or two as you are here.
Won't you have dinner?
Mom, please have it sent to my room. Please.
Why did you plan to meet me tonight, all of a sudden?
You helped me save my reputation today.
So, I decided to throw you a party.
I just overheard that Arab and his friend's discussion.
They were planning to dump some containers at Nhava Sheva.
His friend is a petty dealer of powder.
It was a shot in the dark and it hit the mark.
That was necessary today.
I had placed a bet against her.
I recovered 300 kgs of hashish from that container.
Come before I wake up
Your black eyes are elegant
Don't thank me, Mahendra.
I do this for myself, not for you.
You are aware of it.
How is Raghav doing in jail?
-He is fine. -Did you meet him?
I don't have time for it. I do get news on him.
I can't even meet him.
He asked me not to meet him.
Can't we talk about anything else?
Does it hurt you when I talk about him?
No.
This minister Tripathi is a problem. Call Ansari.
Anyway he is coming here tomorrow.
Even if I'd not produced Pinto and those ten people in the court
Wasim would've still been granted a bail.
Sir, we should've produced only Wasim.
Wasim is a free man, he will alert Ansari.
He must've learnt that we're after him.
That's what I wanted.
Ansari was in his comfort zone.
That's because nobody knew about his activity.
It was important to convey to him that we are still tracking him.
Had we hit the bull's eye, he would've started to panic.
Bose wants us to meet our targets for this year
before doing anything else.
Sir, why obey his orders?
-What do you mean? -I mean we'll work in our own time.
Let's focus on our targets during duty hours
and continue our surveillance during the off hours.
Give it a thought.
You are the only happily married man here.
Vidya understands my job well. That's why I'm still happy.
Kartik, keep this to yourself.
If you need anything on Naved Ansari's past records
you can use my files.
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