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This film is an attempt to know and understand our soldiers.
They're not fighting machines but human beings like us.
They have feelings of hope, despair, sorrow, happiness, fear, anger...
...and all types of emotions!
But, when it comes to the call of duty,
they keep their own misery aside...
...and devote themselves to the honor and unity of the country.
Our film is dedicated to such brave soldiers.
-What happened? -Entry is forbidden.
Senior leader Mr. Mishra wants to visit the temple.
We have orders not to let anyone through.
What's wrong, Ram Singh? Any problem?
Good morning, Mr. Mishra.
We have information Abhrush and his men are hiding in these hills.
I see.
So, we've sealed the area and the search is on.
Civilians cannot go ahead.
Oh, no!
It's unfortunate.
Actually, I had pledged an offering today at Lord Shiva's temple.
But, if I don't visit...
It's nearby. I'll be back soon.
It's dangerous.
What could be dangerous amidst a cocoon of soldiers!
Send some soldiers along with me.
I'll make the offering and return in a jiffy. I'll talk to your senior.
Lieutenant, get in the car with him.
Colonel Singh, escort him with four men!
Hail Lord Shiva!
Hail Lord Shiva!
Hail Lord Shiva!
Do you have any idea about Abhrush?
You don't!
If you had, you wouldn't have come asking to negotiate with him.
Abhrush has killed 800 people in 16 countries.
Last year, 60 people died in Kashmir due to a bomb blast caused by him.
On top of that, we lost 12 of our best officers!
Today, Abhrush is the most dreaded terrorist in the world!
Our soldiers have managed to surround him in Mastan Valley
you're asking us to give him free passage and let him go?
-No, sir. -If Mr. Mishra had not gone to the temple,
Abhrush wouldn't have kidnapped him,
and he would've been in our custody today.
He's putting pressure on us because of Mr. Mishra.
Look, once we bow down to terrorists, they will take us for granted.
No, sir, that won't be the case.
The minister has called for this emergency meeting to...
Yes... instead of your commando operation,
if you could opt for a safer method...
What he means is... Mr. Mishra is a senior leader of our country.
And you know, we have to answer the public.
Well, we have to give our lives!
You're worried about Mr. Mishra while we are worried about the nation.
Yes, you're absolutely right.
But this is a very sensitive situation.
-What if the mission fails? -Our mission won't fail!
Our commandos are trained for such sensitive situations!
We shouldn't waste time talking here!
My men have put their lives on risk to save someone they don't even know!
And mind you, it's for the security of our country!
We should pray for the success of our mission.
Abhrush here. Get your Commanding Officer on the line.
Sir, it's Abhrush.
Abhrush! How did he get access to this frequency?
You gave your word and flipped!
I was promised free passage across the border
in exchange for Mishra.
But I hear you've sent your commandos to hunt me down.
No, not at all. What are you talking about?
I know the positions of your commandos.
Look Abhrush, I'll...
None of them will be spared.
All of them will be killed.
Abhrush... Abhrush, look...
How did he get to know about our mission?
What's this, what the hell is happening?
The enemy knows about our mission!
But sir, they've started jumping. Over!
Stop those who haven't! Over!
Jai! The enemy is aware of our mission.
My boys have already made the jump!
But what about the orders?
It's too late.
Sir, we've killed five.
But three soldiers escaped. We are following them.
Find them and bury them in the snow.
-Officer, please help me. -Where's he?
Save me!
Major, let me go!
How much will satisfy you? I'll give you all.
How dare you bribe me!
I would've buried you alive if I was not on duty!
-Where are the sweets and the fruits? -Priest, why did you stop?
I told you, no shortcuts in the ritual.
My son is returning after a long time. May he live long.
Make sure you do it properly.
Ma'am, sorry for the interruption,
but where are the fruits?
Anjali said everything was arranged.
-Anjali! -Let me check.
-Where's Anjali? -You too are looking for her.
I had asked her to sew this button.
Okay, but where are you going in your uniform?
Gayatri, you're performing a ritual for your son
and I, Lieutenant General Rajvansh...
I'm getting ready to welcome a brave soldier.
He's returning from a big mission. He could've died.
Here I am praying for his long life and you...
-But where's Anjali? -We all are looking for her.
Anjali! Anjali!
Anjali!
Here's the old man looking for his daughter.
-I'm going. -General, wait.
You're in uniform!
You should have told me earlier, I would have dressed up too.
How are you, Gayatri?
-Good. -How's the ritual going on?
Gayatri, you are very particular with your rituals.
I remember you performed a similar ritual when I saved your husband.
You saved me?
-Yes! -Again the same old story!
It's the truth, not a story.
I ran four miles carrying him on my shoulders.
-Four miles? Go on, exaggerate. -We all know the truth.
I had my photograph printed in the newspapers.
-Listen, it must... -Let bygones be bygones!
We've left the ritual midway. Where's Anjali?
She's my daughter but she lives in this house.
Where is she?
Where is she?
-Hail Mother India! -Jai!
Hail Mother India!
-Hail Mother India! -Jai!
-Hail Mother India! -Jai!
Hail Mother India!
-Hail Mr. Mishra! -Jai!
Hail Mother India!
Parade, forward march!
You've got a posting in your hometown after three years.
But you haven't called up your folks yet?
Sir, I was about to call them...
I got a call from your father.
He asked me if he could see you. What could I have said?
I was preparing a report, sir.
I've sanctioned a week's leave for you.
Go home.
Did you mention your disobedience in the report?
-No, sir. -Why not?
Sir, I...
You can mention it in the remarks.
That's fine but what will be the reason?
You wanted to abort the mission to save our lives.
But, sir, you trusted us and declared that the mission would be a success.
I couldn't have betrayed your word or trust.
God bless you!
Good evening, ladies and gentleman
To all the youth out there Never fall in love
To all the youth out there Never fall in love
Que sera sera sera What will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Que sera sera sera What will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Love is life, love is happiness
When love finds you The heart blossoms
Love is a mistake, it's a myth
Love is an illusion Listen to me, don't regret later
Love is life, love is happiness
When love finds you The heart blossoms
Love is a mistake, it's a myth
Love is an illusion Listen to me, don't regret later
Love is like the lyrics of a song
Love is a wonderful story
Love is the reason you sit and cry
There is no solace in love
The one who does not love
Neither belongs to the earth nor the sky
To all the youth out there
Never fall in love
Que sera sera, sera Whatever will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Que sera, sera, sera Whatever will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Love is everywhere East or west, north or south
Wherever you go, you'll find love
Love is an ailment, it's full of pain Love will break your heart eventually
That's the way love works
Love is everywhere East or west, north or south
Wherever you go, you'll find love
Love is an ailment, it's full of pain Love will break your heart eventually
That's the way love works
Love makes life colorful
Love keeps the heart young
Love is a forest of thorns
Love is the reason for sorrow
Why are you against love?
Love blesses everyone
To the youth out there
To the youth out there
Que sera, sera, sera Whatever will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Que sera, sera, sera Whatever will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
To the youth out there
To the youth out there
Que sera, sera, sera Whatever will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Que sera, sera, sera Whatever will be, will be
And their daughter Pooja.
Love
Love
Okay
Love
Love
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Que sera, sera, sera Whatever will be, will be
We don't have to care at all As love is our support
Just let it happen
Just let it happen
Your dance was awesome! It was mind-blowing.
Perhaps you didn't recognize me.
Of course, I did! You're the mayor!
Anjali, I'm holding a big function on the eve of Independence Day.
-You have to perform. -What's the show about?
We are paying tribute to the soldiers who were victorious in Operation Vijay.
Also, we will be celebrating our independence.
There will be many big artists. Lata Mangeshkar too.
Lata Mangeshkar, the singer.
-Is she in our town? -Yes.
Your dance was great.
I'm glad at least someone liked it.
What do you mean? Only a donkey would not like your dance.
I'm staring at that donkey now.
Do you want me to take some action?
No action! Someday, I'll have him court-martialed.
Anjali and her temper!
Jai! May God save you.
Hussain, our suspicion was right.
According to the army intelligence report,
ISI is behind sending Abhrush to India on a high profile mission.
Demanding for a safe passage was nothing but his calculated plan to trap us.
Actually, he wanted to infiltrate deeper.
What was his mission?
Whatever it was, sir, it bombed.
-He's in our custody now. -No, Rana.
We must not forget about the traitors in our country who are helping him.
-They will try to get him released. -True, sir.
We have a mole in our unit who has leaked the secrets of our mission.
Hussian... assign this case to your best officer.
And make sure Abhrush comes clean at the earliest.
The public will lose faith in us
if there's another mishap.
The prestige of the military is at stake, understood?
What are you doing out in the cold? Why didn't you attend the party?
-I don't attend parties anymore, dear. -But you must.
-I heard the party was a big bore. -What?
There were a lot of idiots there.
-Who told you? -Anjali did. She was bored there.
-What were you doing there for so long? -Uncle, it was a nice party.
There were great people too.
Strange! Both of you have different versions.
-Is Anjali inside? -Yes.
Uncle, it was a nice party.
Anjali!
Why are you laughing?
I should've added a tail too with the mustache, monkey.
Anjali, what's with my photographs?
You had no mustache when you left.
-I thought you'll look good in a... -So, you drew those cartoons.
-They are better than you, thank you! -Okay. But how are you?
I've returned after a long time and you didn't come to meet me!
Really?
-Yes. -I went to your headquarters!
I even bought you a bouquet!
-You came? -Damn yes!
I was shouting my lungs out!
But you were busy waving your hands like a celebrity.
"Thank you!"
Don't laugh!
At the party, instead of talking to me,
you were dancing around with another woman.
Who?
Pooja? She's General Malappa's daughter.
As if I care about her and her family.
-You were smitten by her. -Never mind.
You were the life and soul of the party.
People were only praising you.
What?
Everyone was smitten by your singing and dancing.
Forget them! How did you like my performance?
I liked the song... and the dance too.
And did you like me?
I'll tell you if you stand before me.
Hurry up!
Jai!
Dad's calling me.
-We'll meet tomorrow. Bye! -Not just tomorrow but the entire week.
The entire week?
I know you have a week off. So I've planned accordingly.
Major, if you try to act smart...
...I'll have you court-martialed.
Silly girl! Bye!
By the way, you're beautiful.
Anjali, what are the preparations for?
Jai and I are going on a picnic.
Really!
Jai did not inform me.
Actually, he doesn't know it himself. It's a surprise.
I knew Jai had a week off. So, I planned accordingly.
We'll spend the days boating, trekking, walking, cycling.
-Really? -Yes, seven days of pure fun!
I have to do something.
Jai, hurry up. We are getting late.
Auntie, don't you think Jai has changed? Isn't he acting smart?
But, don't worry. My name is Anjali.
I know how to fix people.
Bye, Mom. Anjali, you?
Where are you going in your uniform?
-To the office. -Office?
-Yes. -But you told me you're on leave.
I am on leave from tomorrow. Today, I have to go to the office.
-Colonel Hussain... -No, tell them you can't make it.
Look, Anjali has planned for a picnic.
I get your point. But they won't understand.
-Army officers are hard-hearted. -What did you say?
I was just telling them circumstances make soldiers hard-hearted.
Okay, go and put your heart into your work.
I'm leaving, Mom. Some other day, Anjali.
Don't worry.
I'll fix your mood. Come inside.
-I'm Major Jaidev. -So?
Last night I met you at the party.
The same party that was hosted to honor an officer?
Yes, ma'am. I'm that officer.
Major Jaidev.
Great decor!
-The photographs are nice too. -I make all the decisions here.
I see.
-Is Pooja at home? -Why?
Well... Pooja said...
Pooja will not marry an army officer.
-What? -Yes. The general and I have decided.
We won't let Pooja marry an army officer.
Well, I...
Even in Delhi, majors and captains used to visit us.
They too wanted to marry Pooja.
I see.
I've warned Pooja...
...to stay away from army officers.
She's beautiful and intelligent.
She'll be a model in America and will tour the world.
As parents, we too will go with her.
Far away from the army life.
-Ma'am, I think you're stretching... -Stretching?
30 years of marriage and the general spent the first 15 years on the border,
and the next 15 talking about the border.
Pooja won't share my misfortune.
Ma'am, to marry Pooja...
Actually, Pooja wanted to go sightseeing and...
-Is there a lake in this town? -Yes, ma'am. It's a beautiful lake.
The doctors also feel it's a good exercise to cure arthritis.
What? Is Pooja suffering from arthritis?
No. I have arthritis.
Ma'am, can I have a glass of water?
It was a wonderful film.
Actress Rekha's father, Gemini Ganesan was brilliant.
Yes.
There was another film too. It had great songs.
I'll sing a song first and then tell you the entire story.
Listen to me, my beloved
-What happened? -Nothing, it was bad.
Listen to me, my beloved
Anjali!
-Anjali! -Who is she?
I'm here! Has Colonel Hussain sent you for me?
-Who is he? -Colonel Hussain. You know him.
I don't know him.
Closer. Okay, so Colonel Rana must've sent you.
-I might've fallen into the water, Major. -He did, yes.
But it's nothing very urgent.
-It is urgent! -Major!
-Come on, let's hurry! -Major...
-Major, what's this? -He's waiting...
Who will row the boat? I'm tired.
-Boating is a good exercise for arthritis! -Major! Maj...
This is why...
...army officers can never be trusted. May he rot in hell!
Well, Anjali, I went to the office.
But Colonel Hussain sent me to General Malappa's house.
He wanted to know something about commando training.
-He said... -"Take my boring wife on a boat ride"?
Yes!
No.
Do you know her?
I do. The beauty queen's mom.
She looks for sambhar in a Chinese buffet.
You have a fantastic sense of humor.
I love your company.
I'm glad you're here.
Mrs. Malappa was boring me to death.
I would've jumped into the water if you had not come.
-You still have to jump. -What?
-Jump. -Anjali, I know you're angry.
-But... -Get off my boat, now.
-Anjali... -Get down.
How can I get down? I'll have to jump.
-So jump! -This is what I hate about you.
Row the boat to the bank. I'll get off.
You will have to jump right now.
Anjali, I'm in my uniform!
-Will you get off or should I scream? -All right.
-No point in saving your shoes. -What?
I'll throw them anyway.
What have you done?
-You asked me to jump, so I did. -You did it on purpose.
-When did I do that? -I'm drenched.
-How will I go home? -And what about me?
How will I go home in this uniform?
-There's a cab. -Where?
Just hop aboard.
-Everything has changed here. -Not everything.
Come on! Remember there was a tree here?
-Do you still remember it? -How could I forget?
-You ran into it... -Yes.
...and pretended to holler!
Shut up! I didn't pretend. I was really hurt.
All because of you.
You made me get the cigarettes which you smoked secretly.
You used to steal them from your dad.
Sure. I did so much for you.
I stole, was scolded, was even beaten up because of you.
-Dad still thinks I used to smoke. -Who knows?
-Probably you smoked two and gave me one. -Yeah... What?
Jai, wait!
-Remember Fernandes' hut here? -I saved his dog once.
He gave you a cross too.
There's neither Fernandes nor his hut.
But I'm still wearing the cross. Look.
You're still wearing the cross the old man gave you?
If I love something, I don't easily let it go.
Then I should be away from you. You'll create a problem.
-Jai! -Bye!
I'll have you court-martialed. Got it?
Aren't you a major anymore?
Retirement must've been good for you.
I mean you must be spending time with your family.
In the army, half your life is spent on the front
and the other half talking about it.
So I've decided, sir, I'll make an excuse to retire early.
I'll start a poultry farm.
I'll spend half my time with my family and the rest...
-You'll breed chickens? -Yes, sir.
It's a lucrative business, sir.
In the army, we can't even fulfill our wife's little demands.
But I'll fulfill every demand my wife makes.
I'll take her around the world.
In fact, I'll take my in-laws too!
I don't talk to hens!
Go ahead and laugh. Be my guest.
Your mom called me a pigeon.
Your dad called me a hen. Not even a rooster.
Mom hates the army and dad hates everything but the army.
Oh? So how did they get married?
They formed their opinions after marriage and are firm about it.
-What's your opinion? -I haven't decided as yet.
No? Time has come to make such decisions and you mustn't delay.
You must think about it quickly.
Actually, I agree with Mom.
No, such decisions shouldn't be taken in haste.
It's a question of your life. You should form your own opinion.
Soldiers aren't that bad.
You must meet them and get to know them.
That's okay. But how, when and where...
Today, right now, at this moment.
-I'm on leave for six days. -Pardon me?
Actually a day is enough to decide.
But I still have six days.
When you've a great companion The heart beats with joy
We travelers stop for none
When you've a great companion The heart beats with joy
We travelers stop for none
The passion, the high The intoxication of youth
There's no worry of being lost or found
Days and nights are the same
When you've a great companion The heart beats with joy
We travelers stop for none
Wandering around towns and markets
Smelling the sweet fragrance Of flowers in a garden
Lovers are like quicksilver
There's restlessness in all lovers
Everything's fair in this joy
We don't care about others
We don't care at all
When you've a great companion The heart beats with joy
We travelers stop for none
When you've a great companion The heart beats with joy
We travelers stop for none
We travelers stop for none
We travelers stop for none
-Pooja... -Yes?
What about tomorrow's plans?
Why tomorrow?
-I still have two days of leave left. -So?
So...
You were forming an opinion about army officers?
-I have done that. -What?
You... were... right.
Army officers are pretty interesting.
I like it... when I'm with you too.
I've never...
I feel as if...
I've never felt like this before.
Did I say something wrong?
No. Call me tomorrow.
-Pooja. -What is it?
It's pretty cold. Can we have a cup of hot tea?
Yes, but everyone might be asleep.
No. Your dad is awake. I can see the lights.
Jai, actually, that's Mom. But she was asking about you.
-She can join us. -Sure.
-Sure. -Come on!
-Who is it, Pooja? -It's Jai, Mom!
-Jai! -Bye, Pooja!
Hurry up, Anjali. It's getting late.
It's not an ice cream that will melt in my mouth.
It's sugarcane. It's meant to be chewed.
-It takes time. -So chew and walk.
You know, the real fun of having sugarcane is when you sit and have it.
Why are you sitting?
Anjali, you're irritating me. I shouldn't have come with you.
You're giving me a lift, not doing a favor, Major!
Besides, those books are for your dad. Understood?
-You have to drop me home. -You've taken all the books, right?
-Now, come on. Let's go! -What's the hurry?
-The show begins at 6 p.m. -Show? What show?
It's an English movie. I've got two tickets already.
The name of the movie is Only You.
Anjali, I can't watch a movie today.
I have a meeting with Colonel Hussain at 4:30 p.m.
-It's 4:00 p.m. already! -Wrong! Your watch is fast.
Hear that? Check the tower clock!
How can you trust an old clock? It's wrong too.
Mr. Khan, please come here.
You've been working in this library for 40 years.
Has this clock ever shown the wrong time? Tell her.
Never. It's the only clock of its kind in the country.
It has never stopped and never will.
-Heard that? Now come on, let's go. -Fine.
I feel like breaking the old clock with this sugarcane!
I want you to watch a movie and you keep avoiding me!
Relax, lady! Please spare me today!
The day this clock stops, I'll be your slave.
-You'll be my slave if it stops? -Yes, I'll be your slave.
Okay, I let you go.
-You'll come with me, right? -Yes.
-You're not serious. -I'm serious!
-What is the name of the film? -Only you.
Jai.
It looks like you've been practicing a lot.
-What do you think of Abhrush? -He's not a human, but a monster.
Hence... I'm personally handling his security.
Sir!
His location is changed every week and so is his security officer.
Only the High Command and I know about it.
This is my case, sir.
I've even kept senior officers like Colonel Rana
and Major Mehta away from this case.
Sir, this case needs passion and ability, not seniority.
And do you think you have that passion and the ability?
You know it best and so you handed Abhrush's file to me.
Abhrush, you can stop this torture. Just answer two simple questions.
What's the plan behind entering India?
And who are the people associated with you?
Speak up!
Speak up! I'm asking you this for the last time!
Being silent about it won't help you.
Your mission is over.
Your country is done for good.
Have you forgotten?
We blew the heads of your men with our canons in Kargil.
We filled cities with the dead bodies of your soldiers.
Even today...
...you show your people with the pictures of wounded soldiers
and beg for alms.
We've killed so many of them...
...that now and then, out of fear you need to recruit new men!
Well, this was just a sample.
Later, we'll make sure that the horrible condition of your country...
...will reverberate in your mind forever.
Neither the border nor your homes would be safe!
No, Abhrush!
Such threats coming from a person who begs for food and weapons aren't good.
Yours is a small country.
You consider yourself to be great because you made a nuclear bomb?
Our every soldier is akin to a nuclear bomb!
It's because of our decency that we don't cross the Line Of Control.
The day we say, "Glory to India" and enter...
...we'll beat you to a pulp!
You wretches conduct a proxy war! You fight wearing a veil!
If you are real men, come out in the open and declare war!
It's a matter of seven days!
On the eighth day, we'll erase your country from the world!
My hands are tied, Major!
I'll answer you some day.
Why someday? Let's have it out today! Untie his hands!
Sir, the colonel is coming. Separate them.
Sir, let him go! Sir, the colonel is here.
Next time we meet, you will die, Major. You will die.
For the last 15 years, Mr. Mishra hasn't visited a temple.
He's an atheist.
So how come he had to visit a temple?
Lord Shiva appeared in his dreams.
He woke me up at 3 a.m. and told me that he wanted to visit a temple.
Now, how can one know about God's plans?
Well, the people who abducted Mr. Mishra certainly knew.
-No. -Yes.
According to our investigation,
the kidnappers had taken their positions at night.
Now you say the visit was not pre-planned.
But Mrs. Mishra
told us that he was planning for this visit for the last 12 days.
No.
Oh, I see.
Mr. Mishra was restless before the kidnapping.
He probably had a premonition.
But, he called me that very night and left in the morning.
That's it.
-When did you meet Kamala? -Who's that?
Mrs. Mishra, of course.
I have not met Mrs. Mishra.
I simply asked a question. So, how's Mr. Mishra now?
-Come again? -How is Mr. Mishra?
Mr. Mishra! He's okay.
He was full of praises for you.
He spoke of rewarding you.
-He even spoke of a promotion. -Mr. Tiwari, I've no time for idle talk.
I want an appointment with Mr. Mishra the day after tomorrow.
-Actually, I was... -You may leave now.
See you.
-Jai, let's go and have lunch. -Go ahead, sir. I...
Never mind.
Anjali? How did you get in?
The guards tried to stop me but I dodged them.
-Wonderful! -So am I.
So Jai, is this why you were avoiding me for lunch?
No, sir. I didn't know Anjali would get me lunch.
Please join us, sir.
Yes, sir, it would be sufficient for all of us.
-No. You carry on. -Come on.
-Hello. Yes. -So, what brought you here?
One moment. Jai, it's Pooja.
No, I'm about to eat.
Really? Are you sure?
-What happened? -The glass broke.
Be careful.
Nothing much, a glass broke.
The food is getting cold. Come on.
I'm starving. The glass broke...
What was she saying?
-Nothing important. -What do you mean?
She wanted to learn riding. She wanted me to suggest a trainer.
She could go to the riding club. Why did she call you?
-What happened? -Have you cooked this?
Yes.
-It's very spicy. -Yes!
I can see, you are used to sweet dishes. Why will you like my food?
It's spicy but nice.
What brings you here?
I heard about the photo session. So, I came over.
I told you, Pooja won't marry an army officer.
-I am not here to marry her! -So?
-I've come to see Pooja. -Why?
She's busy. She has bagged a major modeling assignment.
-It's from our agency. -And the contract's ready.
She has even received the contract.
-She must've signed it too. -I'll have the papers collected.
She's going to Europe along with me and the general.
This fellow does not have anything else to do.
Finish it off fast. Come home soon.
Don't worry. We'll be back soon.
Come.
-Jai, you speak Tamil! -You've to learn everything in the army.
So, you're going to Europe?
Come on, such opportunities are hard to find.
It's okay but do you know how Indians are treated there?
-We're treated with contempt! -Jai, I'm going as a guest.
I'll have no problem.
As far as I know you, Pooja, don't mind my saying...
...but you won't be able to adjust to the fast-paced life there.
In fact I feel,
I feel like life here is...
-Life here is... -Stagnant.
-Yes! -Really?
-Pooja! -Madam, he is from the army.
-That man is.... -Don't worry!
-Why are these crosses everywhere? -Yes?
Mom, you know the reason.
I know and understand the reason well.
I don't understand this, madam.
-What do I do with the advance? -It's simple, Mom, return it.
-You'll regret this. -Yes. What about me?
Thank you! Listen, madam...
I have to answer to the agency.
She refused to sign the contract. What next?
-I'll come along with her. -What will you do?
The agency has paid for your daughter.
Listen...
Why didn't you tell me you were not leaving?
Why didn't you try to stop me?
-How could I have? -You should have!
I think I should call Mom.
I can still go. Mom!
-Not like this, Jai. -Then how?
-Say it like you're in love. -In love?
I see, like that? It's so simple.
-No, Jai! -Come on!
Will you only worry about plants or will you think about your son too?
-What happened? -You don't know.
Jai's holidays are getting over. He might get transferred.
He can marry Anjali while he's here.
Anjali will live with us.
I'll feel good too. You've to talk about his marriage with him.
Okay, but you discuss it with Jai.
He has grown up but he still can't look me in the eye and talk.
He respects me.
He won't be able to discuss his marriage with me.
But he'll feel shy with me too. How can I discuss?
You will have to talk. He is coming here.
-Now? -He's leaving. Hurry up!
Jai!
-Your mom has something... -Your dad wanted to say something.
We wanted to discuss about your marriage, Son.
Thank God, you've brought it up. I was going to talk to you about it too.
Look. It's on today's agenda.
"Discuss your marriage at 3 p.m."
I have planned everything.
I'm ready, the girl's ready. Marriage...
I'm in a hurry right now. I'm leaving.
Listen, wait, Jai.
Dad will discuss the rest with her dad. I'm leaving.
He'll come only for blessings...
-You're right. -Understood?
Give up that bicycle. Get ready for the palanquin now.
-Palanquin? What for? -Stop pretending.
Jai just spoke about your marriage.
And he asked you to talk it over with her father.
So, go and have a word with Mr. Atmaram.
God knows
I love you dearly, my beloved
God knows
I love you dearly, my beloved
My life is dedicated to you
I am the heart and you are the heartbeat
God knows
I love you dearly, my beloved
You're my dream You're the love of my life
You're my only wish
My dear, I'm not fortunate enough
To be desired by you
If you say with flowers around
I can dance for you
Your style is beguiling How can my heart resist it?
Have mercy on me, my love
God knows
I love you dearly, my beloved
God knows
I love you dearly, my beloved
My life is yours
I am the heart and you are the heartbeat
The land is not barren anymore There are flowers of love everywhere
Flowers are on the path of our love
But, be careful, my love
You could hurt yourself
When two people meet in love How can they separate?
This is our story
I can but love and cherish you My beloved
My life is yours
-Tiwari, did you call the major? -No.
-Excuse me. Is Mr. Mishra inside? -In that room, sir.
It's him. He's here without an appointment.
Watch how I'll make him sweat!
That will teach him a lesson!
-A guest is like God. -Shut up!
Welcome, Major!
-Please have a seat. -Sorry, I didn't recognize...
I'm Dayanand Awasthi. I'm a film writer.
I write his speeches.
-Must you always speak? -He asked me...
Go and sit in the veranda!
-He's a mere translator. -Please have a seat.
Sorry, but you don't have an appointment
and Mr. Mishra doesn't have the time.
So please finish with your questions in five minutes. Hurry up.
You were stopped by the security,
-yet... -Enough!
Is this democracy? How can you stop people from going to temples?
-You are... -I know what you will ask!
Tiwari has told me everything. I was the one who was abducted.
I went through all the troubles and you want to harass me now,
while the terrorists roam free in the country?
Why I was an atheist, when I turned into a believer,
why, where and when I visit the temple, are my personal affairs!
-I don't owe you any explanations! -You do owe an explanation!
Your abduction in the temple,
the death of several officers trying to rescue you
and Abhrush's involvement in the conspiracy
are not your personal affairs.
It's a matter of national security.
Don't raise your voice, Major!
It's not your office but the house of a senior leader of the country.
You are talking to Mr. Mishra, not a thug or a criminal!
When it comes to national security,
we see no difference between thieves and politicians.
You called Mr. Mishra a thief! Go! The meeting's over. Get out!
How dare you hit him!
Mr. Mishra, he hit me
but it was a slap on your face.
-Note it down. -Yes.
Don't you ever raise your hand on a soldier in uniform again!
Really? Let's see how long you wear this uniform.
Whether or not I remain in uniform...
...the day I find the traitor...
...I'll hack him to pieces!
-Sir, why did you apologize? -It was a slip of the tongue.
We had great expectations when we joined hands with you.
We paid in full, whenever you were in need.
We understood your needs.
But I guess, you cannot understand
the pressure on us right now.
-I understand, I really do. -You understand nothing.
You have no clue about the money invested
and risks taken by our men to enter this nation!
Our men are following the plan and killing civilians and soldiers.
They are waiting for their chief, Abhrush,
to blow up the assigned target and declare a new war!
Mr. Mishra, it's been 28 days
and you couldn't manage to get the code number
that can tell us the location of Abhrush!
What can I do?
Jai receives the code number directly from the headquarters.
You have a man in his unit. Why don't you get him to do it?
No. It's impossible.
His unit is already looking for the traitor.
We can't compromise his identity and put our mission at risk.
-You must get the job done! -What else should I do?
I got myself kidnapped to get Abhrush released.
But in the end,
Jai not only rescued me but he also arrested Abhrush.
I'm scared he might put me behind bars.
I got myself into a mess for no reason.
All right, Mr. Mishra.
I'll help you get out of this mess.
Thank you.
-Hold it. I'll get your work done. -And that too quickly.
If Abhrush doesn't walk free in seven days, you're dead.
That won't happen, Mr. Bakshi.
I've been following Jaidev for the last few days.
I'm just waiting for an opportunity.
If everything goes as per my plan,
I'll be able to accomplish two targets at once!
Hey!
You've changed for good, Major.
You've started buying flowers.
But, idiot, you forgot I like roses.
-Anjali, the flowers... -No issues. I'll change my tastes for you.
"It's your smile that makes these flowers blossom, Pooja.
Yours, Jai."
You're being so rude! What's this?
Why are you giving flowers to Pooja?
She's clung to you like a lizard since you've returned.
I won't hear a word against Pooja!
-What does she mean to you? -I love her.
What about me?
Pooja... I mean, Anjali, you're my friend.
You...
But as a friend.
As a friend.
You're a very dear friend.
I don't want your friendship.
Listen, Anjali...
-Don't talk to me. -Look, listen...
Also...
Dad, you're looking smart today.
Nothing much. I wanted you to meet General Malappa.
Why? Why should I meet him?
Dad, then who will finalize things?
I don't want to talk to him.
He's a chatterbox.
-But, Dad... -Never mind.
We've made a list for your wedding.
-I'm talking about my wedding too! -Anjali!
-Come on in! -Anjali, come in.
-Sit down. -We were talking about your wedding.
-Sit, dear. -Sit down.
-You're wrong, Dad. -What's wrong?
We always wanted Anjali to be our daughter-in-law.
-Dad, Anjali... -Anjali, Jai is very smart.
He has already made his list.
Now you come up with your list, tell us what you...
Dad, I'm marrying Pooja, not Anjali.
Wait. Sit down.
That's why I wanted you to meet General Malappa.
What's wrong with you? Did you two have an argument?
It's nothing like that, Mom.
Anjali is a dear friend.
We've played together in our childhood and we've grown up together.
I've never...
We've never thought of each other as life partners.
I'm in love with Pooja. She loves me too.
We want to get married and her parents are willing too.
What are you talking about? How's this possible?
How will Anjali...
We always thought of her as our daughter-in-law.
I just can't understand why you would think that!
-It's not possible, Mom. -Why not?
She understands us well. She knows you.
-You'll be happy together. -Dad, what are you saying?
I'm in love with Pooja and I'll be happy only with her.
Listen, Son, we won't find a daughter-in-law like Anjali.
You won't get a better wife.
-Anjali is a very nice girl. -Pooja is a nice girl too.
You know General Malappa. They belong to a decent family.
They move around in elite circles.
Pooja is intelligent and beautiful.
You'll be happy to meet her, Dad.
Jai, you are not thinking about Anjali. What will happen to her?
Anjali will get married too. I'll find a good groom for her.
Please meet General Malappa. He wants the engagement to happen this week.
Come, my dear
Come, my dear
Fill my life
My beloved, you've not realized my worth
Now, you don't care about me at all
Oh my beloved
Come, my dear
Don't take my heart with you
My beloved, you've not realized my worth
Now, you don't care about me at all
It's a game that plays with your emotions
It's a game that plays with your emotions
It takes your life away
No matter what the reason
It's either mine or yours
Listen to my story
My beloved, you've not realized my worth
Now, you don't care about me at all
Oh my beloved
Oh my beloved
Don't take my heart with you
My beloved, you've not realized my worth
It's a game that plays with your emotions
-Are you leaving? -Yes.
-Why? What happened? -Nothing.
Sorry. I hope I'm not disturbing you.
Anjali, what's all this? Tell me.
My dance? You know the manager of this restaurant, Mr. Daruwala, right?
He had been approaching me with an offer to dance here.
Today I had a chance and I was in a good mood too.
So, I danced.
Why, you did not like my dance?
I'm sure, Pooja must've liked it.
After all, she moves in elite circles.
-Pooja, how was it? -Yes, it was nice.
I like her style. Really, Jai...
Your Miss India is elegant and smart.
Is she really as hot or...
Jai, why are you getting angry?
I asked you because I see nothing great in her.
Anjali!
-What have you seen in her? -Anjali!
What have you done to dear Jai?
I don't talk to cheap women like you.
Go away, plastic flower!
Jai, please wait. I...
Please listen to me.
Since childhood, I've only loved you, Jai.
-Jai, I love you. -Anjali, people are staring.
Jai, I don't care about them.
Just don't fall into her trap. Listen to me.
Just ask your heart, you'll know that you love me.
You love me, Jai.
Jai, what do I lack? Tell me, what do I lack?
I'll give you pleasure and happiness that no other women could.
-Don't touch him! -Anjali!
Such a horrible way to treat a woman!
How can Jai treat you in such a disgusting manner in public?
That too when he knows you love him immensely, unconditionally?
It's sad.
Who are you?
Jai is clouded by his arrogance. He cannot see the intensity of your love.
You have to break his arrogance. Only then will he understand your value.
And for that, you have to do a small job for us.
What kind of job?
Tomorrow, in the evening, go to Jai's office.
You'll find a brown envelope in a red file kept on his table.
You'll find a number on the rear of the envelope.
Just get me the number, dear.
Why...
Why is this number important?
It's important for the proposal of a road contract.
A contract that Pooja's father wants to get hold of.
Dear,
if I get the number, I'll get the contract.
And in return, you'll have Jai.
Is it possible?
The moment you get me the number, Jai will be suspended for few days.
And General Malappa would rather die
than let his daughter marry a suspended officer.
Jai's arrogance will be shattered.
He will value and understand your love.
And then, Jai will only belong to you forever.
But...
Okay dear, tomorrow evening,
I'll be waiting for you in my office near the telephone booth.
Good luck, dear.
Who is it?
Jai, may I come in?
Come in.
I don't know what got into me last night.
I couldn't help myself.
I'm glad you've realized your mistake.
Forget about it.
Pooja is coming here anyway.
You apologize to her as well.
Jai!
I desperately wanted to talk to you.
I couldn't sleep all night.
I haven't eaten anything.
I don't know what happened.
Calm down, Anjali.
-Can I have a glass of water? -Sure.
I'll get coffee too.
Have you got the number?
What was the number?
Well...
-SC... 320... MA. -Thank you.
Jai will be safe, right?
-Jai will be yours. -But...
We don't know each other. We won't meet again, okay?
It's for your best interest.
It's Kunil Pass. Yes!
Major Kartar Singh will be shifting Abhrush tomorrow morning.
The route is Kunil Pass.
Mind you!
If anyone fires, he'll be dead.
Open the door!
We caught him with such difficulty!
How could they find out about Abhrush's movement?
Abhrush's escape proves that it wasn't foolproof, Major.
-What do you mean? -Only you had the code number.
You're the only one who knew about it. Nobody else.
It means, the code number was either stolen from your office,
-or you've... -What are you getting at?
I have names of everyone
who called you after you received the code number.
Tell me if you suspect any one of them.
Captain Kashyap?
That envelope was in my file and it was before my eyes.
Nobody could have seen it. I didn't leave the room, sir.
I put it in my locker before locking up my office.
It's still there.
I don't understand why Colonel Rana is asking me such questions.
Captain Kashyap?
He got some important documents signed and left.
Anjali?
She's like a family member, sir!
He came, delivered some papers and left.
-Then you're the only one left, Major. -What's happening, sir?
Such questions cast aspersions on my capability and integrity!
You're thinking only about yourself, Major!
Abhrush's escape is a blot on our unit's reputation!
It's a setback to the nation's security!
I'm part of the unit, too! I regret just as much!
The code number could've been leaked even before I received it!
-Do you know what you're saying? -I know there's a mole in our unit!
A traitor! Who's leaking our secrets...
Major Jaidev...
...we are not doubting your capabilities.
But the situation is against you.
By losing your temper, you're making it worse for yourself.
It's a huge mess up, so investigations are obvious.
-Colonel Rana. -Sir.
You'll preside over this inquiry.
Major Jaidev won't be allowed...
...to attend office till this inquiry is completed.
He will not leave the unit line without my permission.
Jai...
...officers from RAW and IB are coming from Delhi.
I expect you to respect the army's traditions
and extend your full support to them.
I assure you I won't let your face any injustice.
It's not an ordinary inquiry, Gayatri!
You forgot the Desai case in Pune? It was similar to this case.
He killed his children and committed suicide.
This is not an inquiry about corruption or theft.
It has to do with treason and you know how serious it is.
Treachery against the nation! Treason!
Jai...
-What if we were married? -Thank God, you are safe.
-Else, people would've spat on us too. -Mom!
I'll meet Jai and I will support him.
You will not meet Jai.
Pooja, your father is right.
You're being naive.
Jai cannot get out of this.
Be careful with your decision...
...lest we may live to regret it as well.
Look at General Malappa. Someone asked him at the club
what he thought of the inquiry against Jai.
Malappa is a strange man!
He turned his face away as if Jai is a stranger to him.
So, won't he get his daughter married to Jai?
To hell with him!
I'll tell Jai not to get married into such a family.
Daddy, will Jai come out of this inquiry unscathed?
Nothing will happen to him.
The truth will come out.
No harm will come to him.
But may God curse those...
...who have hatched this conspiracy!
May they rot in hell!
May they die a miserable death!
There's someone at the door and you're just standing here?
I know who it is.
Jai must not step into this house.
I've been knocking for a long time.
-I thought... -How are you, Jai?
I'm fine.
There's an inquiry being conducted.
But everything will be okay soon.
In fact, I called you twice yesterday.
-Didn't your mom tell you? -She did.
And today, I was busy.
Pooja, there's something I want to talk to you about.
Jai, we're expecting some important guests today.
I've got to make preparations...
...and Mom is terribly tense.
You know my mother very well.
I can understand.
Okay, so do you care for a walk?
I won't take much of your time.
No, Jai. The guests will arrive any moment.
I have a lot of work to do.
-All right. I'll call you tomorrow. -No, Jai. I'll call you.
The door's open. Come in.
Who is it?
-May I come in, Uncle? -Do come in.
Sorry, I am here at this hour.
I've had one too many today.
On my way back home, I noticed the lights were on in Dad's room.
And you know, he is upset with me.
So I came here. I didn't want him to see me in this condition.
-Sorry, I'm disturbing you. -Nothing like that. Come on.
Come, sit.
-Uncle, you were reading and I... -Not at all.
Tell me about the status of the inquiry?
It's still going on. You know how the army conducts its investigations.
It might take time, but it's going to be fine.
Tongues will always wag, Uncle, but I don't care.
Although, it hurts when someone dear to you avoids you...
...becomes indifferent to you.
-Am I boring you? -No. It's nothing like that.
Actually, I went to meet Pooja recently.
But she... she refused to talk to me.
I wanted to... talk to her.
I don't know why she turned me down.
You know, she loves me a lot...
...and I love her too.
Do you know we're getting married soon?
But...
...she refused to see me.
I guess, it's probably because of her mother.
Parents do tend to be strict in such cases, right?
Pooja is a nice girl.
But I wonder...
...why she didn't even call me.
Dear, Mr. Dave has come from Delhi for the investigation.
What does he think?
For the last three days, from dawn to dusk,
he has been asking one question... I answered all his questions.
Yet he's asking the same question repeatedly. I didn't feel bad though.
I thought if he could get any clue from my statement...
...and find out the real traitor...
...the truth would come out.
But I have a feeling...
...they don't care about the truth.
They've already decided that I'm guilty.
Uncle, do you know, they've sent spies behind me.
Uncle, they are following me!
As if I am the traitor, as if I have betrayed my nation.
As if I've sold the code.
-Jai. -Anjali, you?
-How are you? -How are you?
I'm fine. The inquiry is in progress.
I got emotional with your dad today.
-I'll leave now. -Wait. It's late. Eat before you leave.
Anjali, I'm not hungry. My parents must be waiting for me.
I said, eat before you leave.
Anjali.
-Sit down or I'll... -Have me court-martialed?
I'm really disturbing you, folks. Anjali...
No. She's right, eat something.
She's very stubborn.
What's this?
Nothing special, I made some vegetable rolls.
For the first time, I like your stubbornness.
For the last few days, I've not eaten properly.
Pooja!
Pooja!
Let's go, driver.
Pooja!
Pooja!
What happened?
Well, Major, did she leave?
-She was Pooja Malappa, right? -Do you want us to call her back?
-Go and bring her back, Tiwari. Go... -There's no need for that.
-They are waiting for you, sir. -Major!
Don't lose heart, Major. She must not have heard you.
-She heard him? I see. -Hmm.
It's sad but no one wants to stand by your side during difficult times.
I will stand by him! I'll talk to her and bring them together.
It's my duty. After all, the major saved my life.
It won't be necessary.
Welcome! Everyone's waiting for you!
-Thanks, one is enough. -How about me?
-You? -Yes, sure.
-Okay, greet him too. -Sure.
-We were waiting for you, please come. -Go ahead.
-I'll come with my friend, you go. -Okay.
Why are you bothering him? What if it backfires?
Awasthi! Just write my speeches!
And don't tell me what to do.
-Writer! Go and sit in the car. Idiot! -Donkey!
Shall we?
Join us for some snacks, Major.
Sir, I guess, he is not in the mood.
-What's wrong with his mood? -Abhrush escaped.
-He also got courtโmartialed. -Yes!
Well, are you going to hit me again?
You slapped this side of my cheek, how about slapping the other one?
He did slap him!
I warned the minister not to mess with him.
He's dead!
-Leave me! -Move!
Come out or you'll get killed!
Now, have fun with your garland!
The garland will become a noose around your neck.
What are you looking at? Go and help him.
-Sir, I'm a writer, not a fighter. -Shut up!
You bloody...
Where are you going?
Where are you going?
He's stripping him and you are closing your eyes!
-Come on. Let's take him and run! -Okay.
Mr. Mishra!
-I've been shouting for help! -Let's run!
Don't look back at him! He'll beat you up again.
-Quick! He'll come back again! -Where is he?
-Where are you going? -Should I go inside the trunk?
Not in the trunk. Open the door!
-He will come back. -Let me in.
-Let's go. -Let's get out of here, quick!
Colonel Hussain, what's all this?
According to the evidence collected by the Court of Inquiry, Jaidev is guilty.
There was a transaction of such a huge amount.
The transaction papers were found in Jaidev's drawer.
We can't ignore this piece of evidence.
But evidence can be planted too, sir.
-What are you trying to say? -Sir, Jaidev could have never done it.
It's impossible. He's the best officer in my unit.
To serve the nation has been the tradition of his family.
Sir, Jaidev is innocent.
Colonel Hussain, I can understand your feelings.
But remember, the officers caught in the Godhra and Karnal spy cases...
...were our best officers too.
Who could have suspected them?
The circumstances that can make a soldier a traitor... are uncertain.
I suggest we must proceed without getting emotional and go by the book.
-Colonel Rana. -Sir.
Here are the convening orders for the court-martial.
Sir, what is this stupidity? Will you arrest me?
Will you court-martial me? Why can't you understand?
This is Abhrush's ploy
to get me out of the way, so that his mission can be a success.
He got me framed with the help of the traitor amongst us!
Can you hear me?
What's this? What's all this? You know about these medals?
Are such medals given to traitors and criminals?
I'm a true soldier!
I've worshipped this nation and this institution!
I've placed the army before my family and self.
My family has dedicated themselves to this institution.
I've always staked my life to uphold the dignity of this institution.
Now, the same institution is doubting me?
It's out to destroy me!
Hold on.
There's a call for you, sir.
Hello, Jai? It's me, Pooja.
Jai, I'm calling from the airport.
I... I'm leaving for Australia.
Jai, I've accepted the modeling contract.
I wish things could've worked out...
...the way we wanted them to.
No matter where I go...
-Jai. -Anjali, why are you here?
I wanted to meet you earlier.
But the guards didn't allow.
-With great difficulty... -Go away.
-Jai, look... -Go away.
I want to tell you something. It might help you.
No one can help me anymore.
Nobody!
My soul is dead. It is battered.
What can you do? Pray to God?
Okay, go and ask Him...
...for whose sins I am being punished.
Who is that person who has ruined my life?
If I could get my hands on him... Just once!
We are delighted that you wish to donate money to our library.
We have several priceless books in this library.
The moment we receive your check...
...we'll first...
...finish laying the electric network.
-This painting... -What's there?
-What's that there? -It's an old drainage system pipe.
While making the basement we had to cut it.
-But now, we don't use it anymore. -Where does it lead to?
It flows into the big drain across the road.
Mr. Tanaka.
Listen carefully.
There'll be an assembly of at least 10,000 people.
Get me 15 additional units of RDX. Plant them, right here.
-Ten in this VIP area... -Greetings!
Greetings!
-Greetings! -Greetings!
He looks fit and healthy today.
Last time, Jaidev sapped him of all his strength.
-Look! A model of the Town Hall! -Yes, it's a replica!
We are holding a big function on the eve of Independence Day.
I'll give a speech too!
A celebration of Independence Day and Operation Vijay's success.
Wrong.
You both won't be in town that night.
Why not?
Why won't we be there?
One moment!
Is this your main target? Your big mission?
No, don't do this. It'll be devastating.
This is my constituency. Spare it. Please abandon this mission.
You want to kill people, right? You can do it in some other location.
-You have the whole nation. -The population is increasing.
I have always killed and will continue to do it.
This time, I'm here not only to kill
but to strip your nation of its pride.
The Town Hall is the pride of your city.
The occasion is the combined celebration of Independence day
and the success of Operation Vijay.
After a great deal of thought, I've chosen this occasion...
...and the location.
We'll turn your celebration into devastation.
We'll prove that the success of Operation Vijay is a lie.
We never retreated at the very first step.
In fact, we've moved in further, inside your homes!
There'll be enough dead bodies
that people...
...will forget the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.
On every Independence Day,
you Indians will not raise your heads with pride.
Instead, you'll bow down in shame!
The Town Hall explosion will just be the beginning.
Later, we'll continue to spread our terror throughout the entire nation
where people will not live but scream and cry!
They'll get on their knees and beg your government...
...to compromise with us!
They'll beg the government to fulfill our demands, they'll beg for peace!
And then...
...the government will have to bow down in front of the public
while Kashmir will be ours! God willing!
What do you think of my plan?
Gayatri, I can't take it anymore. I cannot believe!
-Anyone can speak and... -Not one but everyone!
Everyone!
There's a deafening silence the moment I step into the club.
Even my friends are avoiding me.
-No. It cannot be... -Whenever I hear someone laugh,
I feel, as if they're laughing at me.
What should I do?
What should I do?
After all, I'm a traitor's father!
Jai is not a traitor!
You must have faith in your son.
We must not lose hope...
-No! What are you doing? -Let me go!
Jai!
-Your food, sir. -I have to go home.
-What? -I have to go home.
-Where are you going, sir? -Home.
-Move! -Stop!
Calm down, the doctor told us the general is out of danger.
-Please move aside. -Yes.
Jai is here.
What happened?
What happened?
Uncle, what happened?
-What happened? -Your father shot himself.
Your mother is with him.
-Traitor! -Punish him!
Go and cause trouble.
Why are you waiting? Join him!
Hit him!
Mahesh, go.
Traitor! I won't spare you!
My son, Major Kartar Singh, was killed because of you!
How can you live after ruining my family?
I'll kill you!
I will ruin you.
I will kill you.
-Why are you following me? -You're a liar.
You lied to me it was the number of a contract.
You said nothing would happen to Jai after a minor inquiry.
-You promised me! -Now, listen!
You're behind all this. You've betrayed Jai.
It was you who stole the code number!
No! I did nothing!
You were the one who did it! It's a conspiracy!
You did everything. Deceiving is my business, my profession.
As for you, you did everything to be happy.
You wanted to get even with Jai. You wanted to hurt him.
You wanted to see him suffer. You!
Don't deny it. You're the one responsible for Jai's plight.
You have betrayed him.
You have ruined him.
I promised you Jai and he's all yours.
No one wants him anymore. Go ahead and claim him.
Don't utter a word about your dirty deed.
They'll spit on you as they're spitting on Jai.
You will lose the man you've always loved.
"IC 45673 P.
Major Jaidev Rajvansh is guilty of betraying the country
and escaping from custody.
Under Section AA 71 and Section AA 51,
the president of India,
hereby withdraws the rank of Commissioned Officer.
To undergo seven years of rigorous imprisonment,
he's also being handed over to the civil police."
Excellent!
Anjali is still alive and she followed Tiwari today.
-But Tiwari said he would... -To hell with Tiwari!
She should've been killed the moment we got the code number.
Negligence of this kind can upset our mission. We may all die.
Kill Anjali... and Tiwari too.
-Tiwari too? -Do you have any problem?
We've made a mistake anyway. So why not abort the mission?
-Do you want to die along with Tiwari? -No! Kill Tiwari!
Anjali and Tiwari must be killed today.
Sir, Jai is innocent.
I know.
He... He's not a traitor.
-Sit down, Anjali. -I stole the code.
What?
What did you say?
I went to Jai's office that evening.
I sent him out
and read the code number on the document in the red file.
I stole the code number.
Why?
Why?
Jai said he loved Pooja, not me.
He wanted to marry her.
I thought if I got the code number, Jai would be suspended for a few days.
His engagement with Pooja would be called off.
And I could have him for myself.
To get Jai, you...
Do you know what you have done?
-Do you? -No... I don't.
I thought it had something to do with a road-building contract.
The man who sent me to Jai's office said so.
Who's the man? Who is he?
-Who is he? -The one who's always with Mishra.
The one who was beaten up by Jai.
Tiwari? So, Jai was right!
The police will take Jai to Delhi in two hours.
Before that, I'll deal...
I'm the one guilty. I want to die.
I want to die.
You want to die?
Now that you've ruined Jai's life, you want to die?
If you're really ashamed of what you've done, you must stand by Jai.
You must fight to prove his innocence.
And if you die in the process, your death will have some justification.
What can I do if the flights are delayed?
Your man is not here with the money yet.
I think he's here. I'll call you later. Okay?
You? You came here too?
I told you not to follow me, you...
She's lying.
She's lying, sir.
They have all joined hands... with Abhrush.
Mishra and Rana too!
I'm only a slave.
Sir, I'll tell you everything.
Abhrush's going to blow up the Town Hall at the function tomorrow.
There's going to be a big blast, sir. It'll kill many.
I can help you, sir.
I don't need a worm like you to avert that.
I feel like killing you right here.
But I have to keep you alive to prove Jai's innocence.
-Yes. -Come with me.
-Move back. -Save me, sir! Please!
Anjali, open the door.
Get out of here.
-Sir! -Jai...
-Who was it? -It was...
Abhrush and his men...
Tomorrow's function...
They're going to blow up the Town Hall.
-Stop them. -But...
-Rana... is with... the enemy. -Sir.
-Innocent lives are at stake. -Sir.
Stop them.
Think of nothing else now.
You're a true soldier.
Uncuff me! Quick!
-Anjali. Take that rear exit. Go! -No.
No.
Anjali...
-Anjali, are you fine? -Yes.
Anjali!
We have done all we could, son.
She's critical.
If she survives this night, she'll live. Pray to God.
Do not leave me, Anjali.
Don't leave me!
I'm lucky to have you
How can I let you go?
I won't let you go
There's yet another chance for us To be together
We can chain ourselves To the chain of desires
My beloved, I won't let us break That chain again
How can I tell you?
You embrace me with your heart You comfort me with the shade of your hair
I feel like a drifter
Who has found his destination
An unlucky soul with a vague fate
Drifting away with the waves of pain
He's a lover!
He will meet the end of his search He will find love
I'm lucky to have you
How can I let you go?
I won't let you go
I tremble and feel shy
I feel comfort in your embrace
Oh my beloved
I'm with you for a reason
Today, I've found my love
You've realized my value
You've evoked love in me
I'm in love with you
I'm lucky to have you
How can I let you go?
I won't let you go
We're souls with broken hearts
But we will help each other out
We will gather the broken pieces And love again
Destiny has given us another chance
We can chain ourselves To the chain of our desires
My beloved, I won't let us break That chain again
I'm lucky to have you
How can I let you go?
I won't let you go
-I... -Relax, Anjali.
Lie down.
I'll send someone in here.
Stop!
Where are you going, Jai?
Anjali, are you fine?
I have to stop Abhrush.
I'll be back soon.
-I'll come with you. -No, Anjali.
I've spoken to David. He will take you to a safe place.
But, I want to be with you.
I want to be with you, too. Always.
I've never...
You've always...
And I've...
I've caused you pain.
I never understood your feelings.
Last night...
Last night, when...
I thought, as if...
...as if I was about to lose you.
I realized what you were to me.
If I'm successful in my mission... I'll marry you.
No! I cannot do this. I cannot.
-I can't do this. -Anjali!
Do you also think I'm...
No, Anjali. I'm not guilty.
-I have not betrayed my country. -Jai, I'm the traitor!
I have betrayed you!
I have deceived you.
I don't want to feel guilty anymore by maintaining my silence.
Do you remember the day I came to apologize?
I came to your office...
...and stole the code.
I gave the code to Tiwari.
He had said that the code was for a road contract.
He told me you would be suspended for a few days.
I...
I was jealous and...
...I wanted to hurt you.
I wanted to break your engagement with Pooja.
I wanted you at any cost.
I'm the culprit.
-Punish me. Kill me. -David!
Jai.
David.
-Take her away. -Jai...
-Jai, I... -Take her away from here!
Let's go, dear.
Let's go.
-Stop crying, dear. -I have sinned. I want to die.
God will forgive you.
You've confessed your guilt with a pure heart.
We found this girl and this old man in the forest, sir.
What did Tiwari reveal before he died?
What does Jai know about our plan?
She won't speak.
She'll die... but won't betray Jai.
I can see obsession in her eyes.
It's important for us to keep her alive... till we find Jai.
After the completion of the mission, she will die too.
Jai!
Jai!
Jai. How are you, Jai? Where have you been, Son?
How are you, Mom?
How is Dad?
He is fine, but he's ashamed.
He regrets his action.
I've found out everything, Mom. Anjali has told me everything.
It's Abhrush's conspiracy. With the help of some traitors.
Anjali was used as a tool to frame me.
I won't spare any of them!
Abhrush will trigger off an explosion at the Town Hall today.
What!
What are you saying?
Yes, Mom. I've got to stop him.
If I don't return, you must know that your son did his best.
You will surely succeed, Son.
Your parents will be at the Town Hall.
-We'll share your success. -But...
I have faith in you. You will succeed. You will definitely succeed!
Mom.
Hello, sir. This is Ashraf speaking. I am at Rana's place.
He's out for some important work.
He said everything is ready as per your plan.
-So the blast will take place tonight. -Yes, sir.
After the hijacking incident, Indians have lost all hope.
After the blast in the Town Hall, they'll fight among themselves.
I don't think even God can help them.
First, deal with me.
Think about God later.
Who is that?
Who is there?
An Indian soldier.
Your henchman is daydreaming.
But I'll tell you the truth.
India is a land of brave fighters like Shivaji and Maharana Pratap.
Soldiers like Bhagat Singh, Azad,
Ashfaqulla Khan sacrificed their lives for the nation.
No one can divide us.
Try as hard as you can.
We are one and no one can divide us.
We'll eradicate the enemies of our nation.
Don't get too excited.
-You have no idea how powerful... -Don't talk about power!
You try to succeed in your motive by threatening innocent people.
You got three men released.
We have the courage to get 300 such terrorists!
You can't set your foot in Kargil,
and you dream of entering Kashmir!
Where is Rana?
Yes, I'm going to Switzerland next month.
We can square up the accounts there.
Is Rita coming? Susan's coming too! Fantastic!
Step on it! Drive faster!
Leave me!
No!
Leave me!
-Are the passports and visas ready? -Yes, I've given them to Rana.
Where is Rana? You too...
It's him. Where are you, Rana?
Rana is at my feet!
Are you surprised?
We were equally surprised when you called our headquarters.
You planted a mole in our unit...
...and now, he has disclosed everything about your plan.
Now, it's your turn.
Come to your senses, silly boy, and run for your life.
It's not just me...
...but your own government is also after you.
Do one thing, call your government too!
Call your brothers too!
I'm coming to the Town Hall alone.
After all, the celebration will be incomplete without your death.
Jai, what will you gain by killing me?
Come with me.
I have a lot of money.
I'll give you as much as you want.
Tell me, what are you fighting for?
Don't forget, this country stripped you of your uniform.
My loyalty towards India is not in my uniform,
-it flows in my veins. -No, Jai.
-Please don't kill me. -Rana, you won't get it.
You're the kind of person who would sell his own mother for money.
Leave me. Where are you taking me?
Will you die for the country?
The country needs your sacrifice today. Let's go to the Town Hall.
No! I have to go to Delhi to deliver a speech!
Abhrush has planted explosives in the Town Hall with your help.
Many innocent people
will lose their lives and you want to deliver a speech in Delhi?
My wife and kids are in the Town Hall, sir.
-You work for a traitor! -No.
No, sir! I'm always kept in the dark. I had no idea that he is a traitor.
Sir, please only you can save my wife and children.
I'll do anything you say, sir.
Sir, please believe me.
Bring him along.
You asshole! You bastard!
-What are you doing? -You betrayed the nation! Come!
-Be careful. -Please let me go.
I'll do... as you say.
-Awasthi. -Yes.
The explosives on his body are connected to this remote control.
He'll blow to pieces once the remote is triggered.
-Keep it with you. -Yes.
Listen, we are using you to get into the Town Hall.
If you try to act smart... Awasthi.
I'll trigger it. Even if he takes a deep breath, I'll trigger it.
I will do as you say. I'll take you to the function.
Start laying out the explosives in the basement and the library.
Now, listen carefully.
These are the three points...
...from where Jai can enter.
The three of you will keep vigil.
The moment you spot him, kill him.
At sharp 11:45 p.m.,
after checking the point, you can escape through the tunnel.
I'll connect all the explosives to the tower clock
and I'll come out, exactly at 11:50 p.m.
When the clock strikes midnight,
as soon as the hands of the clock meet...
Let's come together
Let's pray to God
Let's pray for peace in our lives
Let's be loyal when we love
God, I hope it won't take time
To change the conditions around
If You've decided it all
Then we shall not fear Any kind of darkness, my Lord
Wait, sir. Entry inside is prohibited.
I am the caretaker of the Town Hall. My name is Amanullah Khan.
Here's my identity card.
-You can go. -Thank you.
You're the only one I trust You're the only support I have
Except You, the creator of this universe No one belongs to us
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Oh Lord! Oh Savior!
We cannot look at the image of devastation
In devastated locales We find people suffering
We cannot look at the image of devastation
In devastated locales We find people suffering
A mother stands with the pieces Of her child
In the smoke of explosives Where should we go?
You're the only one I trust
You're my only support
Except You, the creator of this universe
No one belongs to us
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Oh Lord! Oh Savior!
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Oh Lord! Oh Savior!
We are innocent, my creator Why are you punishing us?
Is everyone really filled with hate?
We are innocent, my creator Why are you punishing us?
Is everyone really filled with hate?
How can we remind them Of the teachings of love
So that we can make a paradise Out of this ruined abode?
You're the only one I trust You're my only support
Except You, the creator of this universe No one belongs to us
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Oh Lord! Oh Savior!
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Please listen to our call
-God! -Oh God! Please listen to our call
-God! -Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Oh God! Please listen to our call
Come on, back off!
What? A security check for Mr. Mishra!
It's an insult!
This man wants to check me!
-Please. Who are you? -He's my speechwriter.
-And he? -He...
-Sir, care for some betel leaf? -No, I'm not in the mood.
The PM has sent him for my security. Do you have any objections?
-Is everything okay, Jabbar? -Yes, sir.
I'm going to connect the bombs in the tower clock.
Watch out.
Avasthi, I will leave now. Keep an eye on him.
If he takes a deep breath, I'll blow him.
Thank you! The message of this function is peace and bravery!
We've built a memorial...
...which will be inaugurated at midnight.
At the stroke of 12,
when the hands of the clock meet,
a message of peace will spread all over the world.
No one went in, I hope?
Except for the caretaker, Mr. Amanullah Khan.
He's the only one who went in.
I know you're hiding somewhere, Major.
Come out.
Don't act smart, Major! I have Anjali.
Major, come out.
Call him out. Go on!
You love him more dearly than your life, don't you?
I want to see if he loves you too.
Will you come or should I blow her brains out?
Hold it!
Drop your pistol.
I told you, our next meeting will result in your death.
Bombs have been planted in the basement, sir!
Jai.
If you disconnect the wrong wire the bombs will go off.
Abhrush said all the bombs are connected to the tower clock.
The bombs will go off the moment the clock strikes 12.
There's no time to stop the clock. We have to stay here and defuse the bomb.
Hold your breath! 30 seconds to go!
14...
...12, 11, 10...
...eight, seven, six, five...
...four, three, two...
...one!
-Is the clock not working? -I don't know!
How did the clock stop?
I don't know, sir.
Anjali is hanging from the pendulum of the clock. The clock has stopped.
Thanks to her, we have some more time.
30 seconds after the clock stops, the bombs go off!
Go to the powerhouse and unplug all the connections.
-The door is closed! -What's the matter? Is somebody inside?
-What happened, Jai? -I have defused the bombs.
I'm going to the tower clock.
Anjali!
Anjali!
Anjali! Give me your hand!
Give me your hand!
Don't do anything silly. Come on.
I have no grudges against you. Believe me!
I know you did everything because you loved me.
I also know that no one will ever love me more than you do.
Anjali, I can't live without you either.
I can't.
Anjali, for the sake of my love.
Give me your hand!
Give me your hand.
Due to a conspiracy, we had to stop the clock.
Terrorists wanted to blow this place at the stroke of midnight.
But Jai...
Major Jai of my regiment and his friend,
Anjali, have averted a catastrophe.
There they are!
Victory to India!
Victory to India!
Victory to India!
Victory to India!
Victory to India!
-Give me the remote now. -Let me have some betel leaf first.
He fainted. This is a fake bomb, Mishra.
Wake up! You've got to testify in court!
Jai.
I'm lucky to have you
How can I let you go?
I won't let you go
We're souls with broken hearts
But we will help each other out
We will gather the broken pieces And love again
Destiny has given us another chance
We can chain ourselves To the chain of our desires
My beloved, I won't let us break That chain again
I'm lucky to have you
How can I let you go?
I won't let you go
Translated by: Chiranjib Sahoo
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