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[blast]

[narrator] India, an ancient land,

whose history is woven with the most amazing stories.

Let me tell you one such story

about a group of great sages

who meditated deep in the Himalayas,

for which they received a boon,

a divine light, Brahm-Shakti.

As that light met the mountain,

powerful weapons known as astras were forged,

bearing the power of Agnyastra,

Jalāstra, Pawanāstra,

astras that contained the powers of various animals and plants.

The sages had achieved what they desired.

But then a cry arose from the universe.

You see, within the light,

another astra was being born,

an astra like Lord Shiva's third eye.

It could create but also destroy.

The sages realized that this great astra would have to be controlled.

Eventually, with great struggle and sacrifice,

the sages calmed the light.

Then, at the mountain's peak, there appeared the most powerful one of all.

The lord of all the astras ,

Brahmāstra.

The sages knelt before the Brahmāstra,

and they called themselves the Brahmānsh.

Passing the astras on from generation to generation,

the Brahmānsh existed secretly within society,

protecting the astras and using their energies for the greater good.

Time moved on,

the ages came and went,

the world kept evolving,

and amid all the changes wrought, the world forgot about the astras .

Now, let us jump ahead to modern India

and meet a young man who doesn't know yet…

[bell dings]

…that the fire that sleeps within him is going to light up this world of astras .

Today, on the Festival of Dussehra, as good's triumph over evil is marked,

a new battle for the Brahmāstra is beginning,

and this young hero's destiny is to be at the forefront of it.

His name is Shiva.

[crunching, electrical buzzing]

I'll take that.

Well done, young cheetah.

You surprised me.

I'm Mohan.

And you are?

Shut up and just give me the piece.

Where's the fun in a hunt

without a little chaos?

Now don't go trying to be a hero, Mr. Scientist.

[chuckles]

Another pursuer. And, once again, I didn't see you coming.

You know,

I really must be getting old.

[in English] No, wait.

[in Hindi] Here you go, baby.

Enjoy.

-[tinkling] -[intruder 1 shouts]

[in English] Not bad, huh?

[shouts]

Ouch, ouch.

Ow.

[in Hindi] Hey, you, hunter number two. Ow.

You're no cheetah.

-You're a bloody elephant. -[shouting]

Don't break everything, you brute!

[chuckles] Actually, you're no elephant. Elephants are wonderful.

You're a hippo. The spirit of a hippo is in you.

Yeah, Zor.

That's a great name for you.

Write it down or you'll forget it, you stupid hippo. [chuckles]

-[Zor grunts] -Come on, man.

Why be so angry?

I can't find the piece.

But he threw it right here.

[intruder 1] But it's disappeared.

Okay, let's give you a name too.

You are in too much of a hurry, hunting in a frenzy.

Your name should be…

-Raftaar. -Where is the piece, Mr. Scientist?

Tell us and we will spare your life.

Raftaar, Zor. Hippo, cheetah.

A solid team of hunters, you two. Mmm. [clicks tongue]

However,

the animal you have come here to hunt…

[tinkling, chiming]

…is the jungle's most clever beast.

-What's happening to him? -[Zor] He's got some new power.

-Can you guess which one? -[shouts]

[singsongy] That of the monkey.

-The anklet! -[in English] Bye, friends!

[Zor shouts]

[Raftaar shouts]

[Zor shouts]

[grunting]

[groans]

[shouts]

[mocking shout]

[in Hindi] Come on, Raftaar, your turn!

Come on!

Not bad, Cheets!

[Mohan whistles] Okay, okay. Wait, wait.

You guys know, right, that you can't possibly catch me?

Enough of this game.

Now, I must fulfill my duty

to the Brahmānsh.

[in English] So, bye!

[chuckles]

[in Hindi] Not even your anklet can carry you that high, monkey.

Zor, you still don't get it.

[tinkling, chiming]

This is not an anklet.

This is the…

Stop him!

…Vānarāstra.

[bellows]

Damn, we lost him.

[tinkling]

[whispering voices, deep breathing]

[voice whispers] Brahm-Dev.

Fire?

You may be able to outrun Raftaar's speed…

and overpower Zor's strength,

but you cannot escape the obsession of Junoon.

Hello, Mr. Scientist.

Hunter…

You're the real hunter.

Who are you?

But I already told you.

Junoon.

-And now… -[Mohan grunts]

…our piece.

What are you going to do, Junoon?

Do you even comprehend the power in this astra?

I understand this great astra far better than you do, Mr. Scientist.

It gives me my sole purpose.

[slashing sound]

[exhales deeply]

You bring darkness with you, Junoon.

[echoing] But the light is coming.

[leader chanting]

And in every battle of the Brahmāstra…

the winner will surely be…

the light.

[whipping sound]

-[leader chanting] -[congregation repeating]

[chanting fades]

-Hey, buddy. -[leader] Hail, Goddess Durga!

[all cheer]

-Hail, Goddess Durga! -[all cheer]

[friend] Shiva.

[bell dings]

DUSSEHRA FESTIVAL

[upbeat song playing]

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Groove with me ♪

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Groove with me ♪

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Groove with me ♪

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Groove with me ♪

♪ I feel it in my fingers I feel it in my shoulders ♪

♪ There's a feeling creeping up on me And I can't explain it ♪

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Groove with me ♪

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Groove with me ♪

♪ I feel it in my fingers I feel it in my shoulders ♪

♪ There's a feeling creeping up on me And I can't explain it ♪

♪ There's something running up my spine I'm losing control ♪

♪ Do you feel it too? ♪

♪ My limbs are shaking ♪

♪ My head is exploding ♪

♪ My heart's keeping rhythm With this groove ♪

♪ I've lost myself ♪

[rapid drumbeat]

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

♪ My heart's keeping rhythm With this melody ♪

♪ And I've lost myself to dance ♪

[whistles]

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

[rhythmic drumbeat]

♪ My left goes right ♪

♪ And my right goes left ♪

♪ But it doesn't matter ♪

♪ When the groove is guiding me ♪

♪ Dance like no one's watching ♪

♪ Sing like no one's listening ♪

♪ Just lose yourself in the beat ♪

♪ This beat, this song, I'm on a trip ♪

♪ The groove's taking over me ♪

♪ I've lost myself ♪

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

♪ My heart's keeping rhythm With this melody ♪

♪ And I've lost myself to dance ♪

[cheering, whistling]

[music speeds up]

[drumbeat intensifying]

[singer, in English] ♪ Drop it ♪

[music turns techno]

[in Hindi] ♪ My limbs are shaking My head is exploding ♪

♪ My heart's keeping rhythm With this groove ♪

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

♪ I've lost myself to dance ♪

♪ My heart's keeping rhythm With this melody ♪

♪ And I've lost myself to dance ♪

[song continues]

[crowd chanting] Hail, Lord Ram!

Hail, Lord Ram!

[fireworks whistle]

[techno music fades]

[romantic music playing]

[fire gusts]

[crowd gasps]

[crowd clamoring]

Hey, Shiva!

Hey, what happened? Hey!

[high-pitched scream]

[friend 1] What a show we put on today. We could play any world-class club.

[friend 2] Swallow your big dreams with our cheap snacks.

[friend 1 laughs]

[friend 2] What a cool spectacle you created, man.

It was like an inferno.

[friend 1] Man, it was fun today.

Mad party.

[chuckles] Yeah, but that Ravana statue blast was freaky.

-Maybe there was too much gunpowder in it. -Ah.

This was supposed to be a Dussehra celebration, but it was more like Diwali.

[both laugh]

Fire is a messed up thing.

[in English] Oh, ho ho ho, Mr. Shiva. Good morning, Mr. Shiva!

How are you?

[in Hindi] Buddy,

how come you fainted like that, man?

I just overdid that dance number. [chuckles]

[friend 2 chuckles]

From now on, I'll just make people dance and keep a lid on my dancing.

Bro,

you're okay, right?

Yeah, I'm fine, buddy. Let's go.

It's freakin' late, guys.

-And we have that event tomorrow. -Correct. Come on.

What's up, bro?

A penny for your thoughts?

Dude, there was this girl, and…

she stole my heart.

-Pfft. -[friends laugh]

-Get lost! -Hey!

♪ She stole my heart ♪

[both] ♪ She stole my heart ♪

[both mimic guitars playing]

[in English] Breaking news.

[in Hindi] Our friend sees a girl and faints.

But-But what a girl!

Whoever she was, she's gone.

You're never gonna find her again. [chuckles]

[clicks tongue]

I'll find her.

[friend 1] Come on, Shiva! Let's go.

[Shiva] I'll find her!

[techno music playing]

[crowd chanting]

Time's up. Pack up, gangsters.

Come on, come on!

[friend 1] Hey, Shiva. What are you doing, man?

-[crowd clamoring] -[music slows down]

[partygoer 1, in English] Arrey, music, please!

[clamoring continues]

[music speeds up]

Shiva, what are you doing, man? Let's go.

-Hey, Shiva! -Hey, Shiva!

-Tiger, come on. -Where's he going?

Hey, Shiva! Hey, Shiva! Wait!

[friend 1] Hey, Shiva!

[Tiger] Where are you going, man?

Hey.

[Shiva] Hey, hold the elevator.

[Tiger, in English] Excuse me. Can we get lift please?

[in Hindi] This thing is packed.

[bystanders gasp, murmur]

[chattering]

-[exclaims] -[in English] Excuse me, madam.

Hi.

[in Hindi] Who are you?

What are you?

Say it.

Say what?

Whatever's on your mind.

I really like you.

[laughs]

Click!

Click?

Click means I'll always remember this moment.

What will you remember?

That I met a monkey,

and then he fell off the elevator.

-[Shiva strains] -[in English] Sorry.

[in Hindi] Can this monkey have your phone number?

Okay, then. And you, my Juliet from London, please relax, huh?

-You never know who's a stalker. -Shaina.

We're taking you to Putlu's Diwali party, Isha, my girl.

Isha…

Well, Mr. Monkey, will you come with us to Putlu's party?

Isha, I really want to come with you, but I have to be somewhere else.

Like, now, before midnight.

Why?

Do you transform into a beast at midnight?

[all scream]

[in English] Sorry for disturbing. [in Hindi] We must be off.

Bro, time's up.

Sorry, Isha. I made a promise to someone else

to be at a party.

I have to go.

Okay.

Go then.

You didn't give me your number, Isha.

And you didn't invite me to your party.

Huh? Meaning?

-What are you doing, man? -Yeah, yeah. Relax.

Will you come out, just for a minute?

[in English] Bro, come on, here. Please.

Isha?

-Okay. Shaina, honey, come. -What the hell?

[friends chattering, arguing]

[Shaina, in English] What the hell is going on?

[in Hindi] Have you gone mad, Isha?

The elevator's gone. We'll have to walk down now.

Shut up, Sunny! Guys?

[voice, in distance] Hail, Goddess Durga!

[in English] Guys, what the hell is going on over there?

[in Hindi] Shaina, honey, wait.

Isha, what you said earlier, what did you mean?

I'm just saying,

I invited you with my cousins to our party…

Hmm.

…but you didn't invite me to your party.

And that's fine.

Now go.

[friend] Come on, Shiva!

Shiva.

Hey, boy! What are you doing?

I'm jumping off this building to win your love, baby!

-Hey! -[howls]

[Sunny, in English] Oh, my God, dude!

-That was awesome! -[Isha laughs]

[in Hindi] There's a reason I didn't ask you to come with me.

What?

Say it.

You're wealthy.

You're obviously wealthy, right?

And where I'm going, where I'm from,

well, that's anything but wealthy.

You wouldn't be comfortable there.

So?

Are you ashamed of where you come from?

You didn't ask me to come along because actually you won't be comfortable.

It makes no difference to me.

Sure, I'm rich, but I'm not shallow.

-Shaina, love. -[in English] Mad skills, bro.

[friend, in Hindi] Take that! Gucci-Prada!

-Shaina, honey-- -So then prove it.

-Come to my party. -We are not coming anywhere, okay?

I know you want to come.

No, none of us wants to go with you. [in English] Isha, tell him.

[in Hindi] I don't know.

It could be fun.

-A thousand percent. Let's go! -Don't go anywhere, Didi!

[Shiva, in English] Bloody English medium.

[in Hindi] I'm taking you to this season's best Diwali party.

Let my brother go!

-Can you jump? -There's no need. We have a car, you know.

Isha! Yo!

[in English] Isha, listen to me!

[in Hindi] Isha, do you trust me?

[Shaina] Isha, this is a really bad idea. Isha, Isha, stop.

Isha! Oh, my God! No!

-[Shaina screams] -[Sunny] Oh! She did it!

Too good!

Come on, jump, jump, jump.

Hey, jump, jump, jump!

[both scream]

-You okay? -I survived?

[both laugh]

[friends chattering]

Now?

-Now? -Now we have to run. Let's go.

Okay. Let's go.

-[Sunny] Oh, we aren't there yet? -[Tiger] Let's go.

Now we have to run.

I know.

Then stop staring at me.

[friend 2] Baby, get on that snake ladder!

Hey, Red Shirt!

-[Tiger] I have a name. Tiger! -It's dangerous.

[Shaina, in English] Come on, Sunny. Carefully, but come.

[all chattering]

[Tiger, in Hindi] It's going to be midnight soon, guys!

So what happens at midnight?

A birthday.

Whose?

-[in English] Girlfriend. -Oh.

[in Hindi] Then we definitely can't be late.

[Tiger] Come on, you posh people, hurry up!

I'm scared, Didi!

Sunny, don't kill my vibe!

[fireworks whistling]

There!

-Isha. -Yes?

So, I don't actually have a girlfriend.

Okay.

-And you? -I don't have a girlfriend either.

[chuckles]

-You're late, Daddy Shiva. -Shut up, shorty. It's not midnight yet.

Someone's won a big hand this Diwali.

-[in English] Hi, babes. -Hi, handsome.

[in Hindi] Move, move, hero.

[children, in English] Ten, nine, eight, seven,

six, five, four,

three, two, one!

[in Hindi] ♪ You were born in the zoo With lions and tigers ♪

[children cheer]

♪ And monkeys like you ♪

[all, in English] ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪

[cheering]

Isha.

I'm at a Diwali party for kids. Who would've thought?

[in Hindi] Why are there so many random kids here?

You idiot, this is an orphanage.

Come, babes.

Huh?

I thought you wouldn't be able to leave your deejay show.

Huh? To see this smile, I'd leave any show.

-[orphan] You're the best. -And you're not so bad yourself.

[children laugh]

-Hey, Shiva, let's dance! -["Chikni Chameli" playing]

Yes, let's dance, Daddy Shiva.

Dance, dance, dance!

Show us those moves of yours!

[music continues]

Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo!

[singing along]

Are you serious?

[whistles rhythmically]

-[Shiva] Kids, custard? -Leave it, man!

-Hey, want some custard? -No, man, I'm lactose intolerant.

-What's that? -I can't digest milk.

-So what did your mother feed you? Juice? -[children laugh]

Hey, he never drank his mother's milk!

Hey, half-pint! Who do you think you are?

I'll give you one tight one. Wait, I'm climbing up.

Leave some custard for the kids.

-Mmm. -Kids, time to pull crackers, come on!

-Shiva, coming? -No.

He's not coming anywhere. He's got a firecracker of his own tonight.

Gannu, you little swine! Be careful out there.

Say it.

Whatever's on your mind, just say it.

Who are you?

Tell me, Mr. India.

These kids?

They're my kids.

-You take care of them? -And they take care of me.

I never want them to feel like they don't have family.

And you?

And I…

I'm also one of them.

I was born here.

So, Shiva,

you know nothing about your mother or father?

My father is a riddle.

He was the real Mr. India character.

He'd disappeared before I was born. [chuckles]

Actually, this joke always kind of stings.

In our society, a man's identity comes from his father.

No father, no family name.

That's why I'm just "Shiva."

Nothing before it. Nothing after.

I'm thinking, whomever I marry, I'll just take her family name.

By the way, what's your last name?

[laughs]

So this is my cave.

And what about your mother, Shiva?

My mother?

In my mind, she's a goddess.

As all mothers are.

What happened to her?

I lost her,

when I was about a year old.

My landlady tells me I lived with her in this very room.

When I started earning money, I rented this room back from her.

Living here somehow makes me feel closer to my mother.

This conch shell was my mother's.

And it is all that she left behind for me.

So I made it the main feature of my temple.

What happened to her?

Please don't ask.

If you ask, I'll have to tell you.

And you've already learned too much about me.

Your life must have been so hard.

No.

I mean, there have been hard times,

but life has always been beautiful.

What's wrong?

Why are you crying?

-Should I get you more custard? -[chuckles]

-[in English] I'm sorry. -[stammers]

[in Hindi] I know that I'm a poor orphan guy,

but my life is good, truly. Totally first class.

But that's the thing.

Despite it all, you're still first class.

Hmm?

You had nothing, Shiva,

not even your parents.

But instead of complaining about life,

you love it.

Your attitude is so great, Shiva.

How?

Should I tell you?

Now that I've made you cry, let me cheer you up a bit.

I live by a very simple principle.

When life gets a bit dark,

then, ladies and gentlemen…

find the light.

Light?

Explain.

Light can't be explained,

it can only be felt.

Still, for you, I'll try, Madam Isha.

[chuckles]

Light is what protects us when we're faced with any darkness.

It is that special power…

that brings meaning to our lives.

And where do you find this light?

In Goddess Durga…

in the smiles of my kids,

in music.

Sometimes I even find it in my landlady's custard.

[chuckles]

If you look with a pure heart, you can find light everywhere.

So, ladies and gentlemen,

keep searching for the light.

Because whenever you find it,

it will remind you…

[clicks tongue] …that life is beautiful.

Understood.

Light.

Like tonight.

I found you, Isha.

And I found the light.

[fireworks crackle, whistle]

What happened, Shiva?

[high-pitched scream]

[distorted] Are you okay? Can I get you something?

Isha. Please.

-Fire! -Shiva, you--

-[muffled] What's happening? -[indistinct voices, screaming]

-[Isha] Shiva. -I'm sorry, I'm…

I've got to go!

Shiva?

[Junoon] Seven days. It has taken me seven days to break you.

But now you are fully under our control, Mr. Scientist.

I summon the Vash Mukut.

[low rumbling]

[Mohan] A great power…

Darkness.

[Junoon] Surrender to it and show me.

You are the protector of the first piece.

Who keeps the second?

[Mohan] Three pieces. Three pieces.

[Junoon] The second piece?

Is it with the artist?

-[ghostly whispering] -[Junoon] Show me.

[Mohan] Varanasi.

Varanasi.

Kashi. Kashi.

[Junoon] Your friend, the artist, is the keeper of the second piece.

[Mohan] My friend…

Artist…

Anish Shetty.

-[indistinct whispering] -[Mohan breathes heavily]

-[muffled] Let me help you, Shiva. -[gasps]

[normal audio] Let me be.

There's-- There's nothing you can do.

[rumbling]

Please.

[Junoon] Now, the third piece.

Show us, scientist.

[Shiva] The third piece. [breathes shakily]

The third piece, the third piece.

[Junoon] Show us, scientist.

[Mohan] The third piece.

-[Shiva] The third piece. -[ghostly whispering]

[Junoon] Where?

[Mohan] The third piece of the Brahmāstra…

[Junoon] Is it with the guru?

[Shiva] Guru.

-[Mohan] Guru. -[Shiva] Guru.

-[Mohan] Guruji. -[Junoon] The Brahmānsh's guru…

-[Mohan] Guruji. -[Junoon] Who is it now?

-[Shiva] Who? -[Junoon] And where is he?

-[Mohan] The ashram. -[Junoon] Where is the ashram?

[Shiva] The ashram.

-[Mohan] The ashram. -[Shiva] Ashram.

-[Junoon] Ashram, where? -[Shiva] Ashram.

[Junoon] Who is the guru? Where is the ashram?

-Enough. -[Mohan] Enough.

[Shiva] Enough.

Enough.

-Enough. -[Junoon] The Brahmānsh's guru.

Who is it now?

And where is he?

Where is the ashram?

Who's the guru?

The ashram, where?

-[Shiva] Enough. -[Junoon] Who's the guru?

- Where is the ashram? -[echoing] Enough!

Enough!

[wind gusts]

[gasps]

[exhales deeply]

I will tell you nothing else.

You've lost, scientist.

Just accept defeat.

Far greater than your passion, Junoon,

is my duty.

Hey!

Oh, and…

I never lose.

[grunts]

[electrical crackle]

[gasps]

Have you started doing drugs, Shiva?

Don't lecture me, Uncle. I didn't sleep in your house.

-This isn't your father's building. -Yeah, so what?

It's mine.

Isha.

[uncle] What happened?

I-I don't know what happened.

The whole night got ruined.

Take care of yourself, Shiva.

Have you completely lost it? Where did you disappear to?

She waited for two hours for you before she left.

Where do I find her now?

Yeah, exactly, because she actually lives in London.

But she's staying at her grandfather's house here.

Not just a house, it's a palace!

They're real big shots.

Yeah, totally out of your league, Shiva.

How do you know all this?

I know everything!

Hey, shorty, I'm going to hang you upside down and whack you!

Relax, Daddy, she's our Facebook friend now.

The place you played at the other day belongs to her family.

There's another celebration there today too.

[leader] Chant the name of Goddess Kali!

-[worshippers cheer] -[gasps]

[Junoon] You are fully under our control, Mr. Scientist.

[Mohan] Great power…

- Anish Shetty. -[Junoon] Your friend the artist?

[Mohan] The three pieces…

[Junoon] Who holds the second?

-[Mohan] Varanasi… -[Junoon] The third piece…

-[Mohan] Kashi… -[Junoon] Your friend the artist?

[Mohan] The ashram. Guruji.

- Guruji. -[Junoon] The Brahmānsh's guru…

Who is it now?

Enough!

Help me, Mother.

Does this laptop have Internet?

This whole place has Wi-Fi.

You can WhatsApp God if you want to.

Move.

Hey, you can't really do that. I was just joking, man.

One minute.

Let me be, please. I'll lose my job. Let me finish my work.

The suicide of famous scientist Mohan Bhargav has shocked the nation.

Last night, scientist Mohan Bhargav

took his life by jumping from the balcony of his penthouse.

Social media is abuzz with personalities and politicians expressing their grief.

Who has the news on so loudly?

Hey, do you know this man?

[news anchor] Delhi Police is investigating thoroughly.

We will continue to update you on this shocking incident.

But on the happy occasion of Diwali,

for a scientist of this stature to commit suicide

is a huge blow for the nation.

[microphone feedback]

Everyone, please take a ten-minute break.

We're all set for the celebration tonight.

Let me check that everything's up to Grandpa's standards.

Please go take a snack break.

Madam, I ate before I got here.

So now eat a little more. Please.

Okay.

This scientist who was on the news is famous?

SpaceHind is one of the country's biggest companies.

Shiva,

what is going on with you?

Isha, there are certain mysteries in my life which are very strange.

Shiva,

do you trust me?

This scientist's death that's all over the news,

I saw visions of this as it was happening.

In a dream, but it was more than a dream.

-What? -Yes, Isha.

That's what was happening to me last night when I was getting those electric shocks.

-[chuckling] Shiva, you-- -Yeah, sure, laugh.

I feel like laughing at myself too for having fully lost the bloody plot.

That wasn't a suicide, Isha.

It was murder.

That scientist was trying to save himself from those three killers.

Something extraordinary is going on in this world, Isha,

something beyond the understanding of normal people.

There are ancient weapons of light.

Astras.

That scientist is a part of something called the Brahmānsh-- He was.

There's some guru,

and now…

Now what?

Now those killers are looking for someone else

in Varanasi.

I've seen him too.

Anish. Anish Shetty.

But why are you seeing all of this?

Who are you, Shiva?

What did you say?

Anish Shetty?

I've definitely heard that name.

Anish Shetty…

That's him.

I couldn't remember exactly, but he's a famous guy too.

Artist, architect…

And the website says he's working on a heritage site

in Varanasi.

Isn't this what you saw?

What the-- So this man is real too?

What's all this weird stuff happening to you?

Forget about me. What will happen to this artist now?

Shiva, you should report all this to the police.

What do I say? That I see stuff in my head?

Who will believe me?

I do.

I believe you.

I feel like you'd never lie to me.

Isha, I ran off and left you alone yesterday.

[in English] I'm sorry.

[in Hindi] Forgiven.

But on one condition only.

Promise me you won't keep any more secrets from me.

-[booming voice] Hail, Goddess Kali! -[Shiva] Who the heck--

[Isha] That's my grandpa. He used to be a priest.

-Hail, Goddess Kali! -Don't worry, he'll go back to sleep.

Grandpa, sleep!

What are you thinking now, hero?

I'm going to Varanasi.

What?

This artist needs to be saved.

This is now my responsibility.

Are you serious?

Shiva, that could put you in danger.

Goddess Kali's blessings are now with me.

It's the season of Diwali.

Whatever comes,

I'll face it.

[people chattering]

Maybe I should come along with you to Varanasi.

Come on.

I'm serious. I'll come.

Actually,

I am coming with you.

Don't be ridiculous.

You can't just come to Varanasi.

Shiva…

I'm coming.

-But, Isha, it could be dangerous there. -The flowers have arrived!

- Namaste. - Namaste.

Shiva,

what's happening in your life,

it feels like destiny has something very special planned for you.

And for us to have met like this, that's destiny too, isn't it?

Maybe we've met so that I can help you.

But, Isha, out there, I don't know what could happ--

Isha.

Do you know the meaning of the name?

Parvati.

And without his wife Parvati, Lord Shiva is incomplete.

Okay?

♪ Is this real life? ♪

♪ Because it feels like a dream with you ♪

♪ Heaven could be anywhere ♪

♪ I know it when I'm with you ♪

♪ I've been walking around In black and white ♪

♪ But with you, I'm every color ♪

♪ Your brilliant love Colors me, colors you ♪

♪ Colors everything ♪

♪ Together forever ♪

♪ Swimming in the colors ♪

♪ Of your brilliant love ♪

♪ Your brilliant love Colors me, colors you ♪

♪ Colors everything ♪

♪ Together forever ♪

♪ Swimming in the colors ♪

♪ Of your brilliant love ♪

[Shiva, singers vocalizing]

[no audible dialogue]

[vocalizing continues]

[no audible dialogue]

[Shiva] ♪ On cold winter days ♪

♪ You bring the summer ♪

♪ In the most silent of nights ♪

♪ You're a song ♪

♪ The endless new moon is over ♪

♪ Because it feels like fireworks With you ♪

♪ And the stars spell your name ♪

♪ Just for me ♪

♪ I've been walking around In black and white ♪

♪ But with you, I'm every color ♪

♪ Your brilliant love Colors me, colors you ♪

♪ Colors everything ♪

♪ Together forever ♪

♪ Swimming in the colors ♪

♪ Of your brilliant love ♪

♪ Your brilliant love Colors me, colors you ♪

♪ Colors everything ♪

♪ Together forever ♪

♪ Swimming in the colors ♪

♪ Of your brilliant love ♪

♪ Your brilliant love Colors me, colors you ♪

♪ Your brilliant love Colors me, colors you ♪

♪ Your brilliant love ♪

♪ Colors me, colors you ♪

♪ Colors everything ♪

Shiva, is your hand all right?

Isha, I don't burn in fire.

I have a strange connection with fire.

It doesn't burn me.

[breathes shakily]

-Isha, I know you're sca-- -Why did you hide this from me?

Isha.

-Isha, please. -Who are you?

-What other secrets are you hiding? -This is the last one, I swear.

And the biggest.

I was just a kid when I found out

that I was different somehow because fire didn't burn me.

This thing was so freaky that I never told anyone.

I just buried it deep within myself.

Isha, in my room, there was a fire in which my--

I didn't burn, but everything was destroyed.

But, Shiva, this--

This fire on the water that came towards you…

-What's going on? -I have no idea, Isha. No idea.

This thing inside me is growing.

My connection with fire is waking up all of a sudden.

-Since when? -A few days ago, ever since--

I'm sorry I--

I'm sorry I scared you.

I could never be scared of you.

Please don't ever cry because of me.

Then don't keep things from me. Just tell me everything, Shiv-

[in English] I love you.

[in Hindi] I've been in love with you since the moment I saw you.

I don't know how I know this,

but I just know that I will love you forever.

[gasps]

[in English] Thank you.

Shiva.

Isha.

[in Hindi] Those are the three killers.

Raftaar, Zor and Junoon.

We have to get to the artist before they do.

Let's go.

[lively music playing]

How are we going to find him in this chaos?

I can't even see your killers.

-They're not "my" killers. -Sorry.

-Isha, up there. -Hmm?

Raftaar.

How did he get up there?

He has the scientist's anklet.

The Vānarāstra.

[monkey chatters]

Why is he looking at us?

He's not looking at us.

Shiva,

the artist.

We have to get him out of here quietly.

How?

Where the hell is he going?

-[monkey chatters] -Shiva!

Did you see him jump? He's like a circus monkey. [gasps]

Don't get too excited now. Focus.

[singer chanting, scatting]

Where's he off to by himself?

He's safer amid the crowds.

Your other two killers could be anywhere, Shiva.

-They're not "my" killers, Isha. -Sorry.

What's wrong?

What are you doing?

-Shiva, go. I have an idea. -You just come with me, Isha.

Shiva, they don't recognize us, so we're safe.

You just get to the artist. Go.

I've got some personal matters to attend to, so I'll be in my office.

But I'm very happy that everything is going well.

-[guest] It's all due to your hard work. -Go enjoy the festival.

Thank you, sir.

-Sir. -Not now, please.

[stammers] Can I…

[Anish] What's wrong?

[Isha gasps]

Excuse me. Hello.

Where is the main fair here?

-Where I can get some snacks? -I don't know.

Oh, no! [sighs]

My battery just died. May I borrow your phone, please?

My sister is here somewhere, and I need to find her.

Please let me… Outgoing calls are really cheap these days.

Madam, ask someone else. I'm in a hurry.

I was just asking for some help.

It's not like I asked for your kidney, cheapo.

I know you're a member of the Brahmānsh.

There's no time to explain everything, but your life is in danger.

You have to get out of here, sir, and I've come to help you.

[line ringing]

Shiva, I'm fine.

[sighs] What a gangster you are!

Where are you?

Look outside the room you're in.

You'll see an area under construction.

I'm there, on the floor below you.

Okay, listen, I'm getting out of here.

You get the artist quickly and meet me at the main gate.

-Okay? Bye. - Bye.

[Raftaar] Found your phone?

You shouldn't have gotten mixed up in this.

Who are you?

-And where is Anish? -Shiva!

I heard your entire conversation.

I know you know where Anish is.

[Isha, echoing] Shiva!

Where is Anish?

Tell me or else…

[Raftaar grunts]

[Raftaar grunts]

-[shouts] -[Shiva grunts]

Shiva!

Shiva!

[shouts]

[Raftaar shouts]

-[whooshing] -[monkey shrieking]

Raftaar, no!

Shiva!

[shouts]

[low growl]

Come on. Let's go.

How many are they?

[shouts]

[voices whispering, chanting]

-This way, sir. -Let's go.

[in English] Hey! Keys.

Drive!

[groans, sighs]

[in Hindi] He's in really bad shape.

We have to take him to the hospital.

No.

You two can get off. I'll handle things from here.

You've been shot, sir. Do you want to die?

Shiva.

-I just need to get there. -Where, sir?

The ashram.

Where the Brahmānsh's guru lives?

[gasps, sighs] The Brahmānsh has remained a secret.

Always.

-[groans] -But those three know everything.

And so do you two. How? [groaning]

Sir, Shiva's right. We have to take you to the hospital.

Sahasra Nandim Samarthyam.

[voice deepens] O Nandi Astram.

Nandi Astra.

I'm okay.

Just tell us the address of the ashram.

I can't.

You have to.

Because getting you to the ashram is my responsibility.

Our responsibility.

Sir, punch in the address here, or we'll go straight to the hospital.

There.

[Shiva] Sir, this says we're 20 hours away.

Where are we going?

[Anish] To the birthplace of Indian history.

The Himalayas.

If you two are done with this Lover's Point sunrise, shall we get going?

Sir, we were waiting for you to wake up.

She thought maybe you'd croaked.

You look much better, sir. [in English] Let me see.

[in Hindi] Your wound has healed completely.

My partner is taking care of me.

The Nandi Astra.

It has the power of a thousand bulls in it.

Sahasra Nandim Samarthyam.

Sir, is there an astra

which is in pieces?

[in English] Triangle type.

[in Hindi] But if you join it, it becomes round.

Like a pizza.

Uh…

Brahmāstra.

-Brahmāstra? -[in English] Who are you, Shiva?

[in Hindi] How do you know all this?

Sir, what is the Brahmāstra?

Sarva Astra Pradhānam.

Srishti Vijayeta Karākam.

Our pride.

Our honor.

The heart of the Brahmānsh

that has the power of the entire universe within it.

The lord of all the astras.

Brahmāstra.

Yes, sir, exactly. Those killers are after this Brahmāstra.

We need to get to the ashram.

So, you have a piece of the Brahmāstra, right?

Can we see it?

[rumbling, electrical buzzing]

[breathing raggedly]

-What's wrong with you? -Shiva. Shiva!

Sir, he's getting those visions again.

-Shiva. -Let it happen, Isha.

I want to see.

[growl, electrical crackle]

Stone… That stone is waking up!

-Who-- Who is that? -[ghostly whispering]

Me?

You?

Us. Here?

[electrical pulsation]

They're watching us.

-[whispering] -[wind gusts]

Sir,

the killers are in that truck.

Run.

Isha, they can't get their hands on this piece.

Get this to the guru, whatever it takes. Go.

Sir, please get into the car.

Then who will stop them?

No way. We can't leave you here alone. Please.

My duty is protect the Brahmāstra, Shiva.

Don't deny me this chance to fulfill that purpose.

Please.

Go, go.

[Anish] Give the guru my regards.

May the light of the Brahmāstra

always watch over you both.

He wants to fight.

[tires squeal]

What happened, Shiva?

Sahasra Nandim Samarthyam.

[crackling]

[voice deepens] O Nandi Astram.

Crush him so hard…

Khand Khand Kuru.

…that the pieces of the Brahmāstra are lost within pieces of him.

Mam Sahayakam.

Mam Sahayakam.

Drive.

[bull bellows]

[bull bellows]

[glass shattering]

[tires squealing]

Shiva!

Shiva, we'll crash! What are you doing? Stop!

Shiva!

[tires screech]

[Shiva grunts, pants]

[grunts]

-[breathes heavily] -What did you see, Shiva?

Energy. [pants]

And Sir…

[Anish straining]

[bull grunts]

[grunts]

-[grunts] -No.

No.

No.

Shiva?

-[bull bellows] -No!

[gun clicks]

[groans, pants]

[panting] Get up.

Get up.

Fight.

Stand up.

Fight back, sir.

[shouts]

[clang]

Magic Armor Astra, protect!

[shouts]

[strains]

[gasps]

[panting]

What happened?

He's gone.

So are the two killers.

Just breathe, Shiva.

I'll drive, okay?

Two killers, so what about the third?

Go, go, go!

Go, go, go! Faster!

Go, go, go!

Faster!

[whooshes]

[gasps] Where'd he go?

[panting]

-[gasps] -[tires squeal]

Shiva!

-[shouts] -Shiva. [whimpers]

[tires squeal]

[shouts] Shiva.

Shiva!

[strains]

Shiva. Shiva!

[muffled] Let go! Let go of me!

Shiva!

Shiva!

[shouts] Shiva!

-Isha, I won't let anything happen to you! -[Isha] Let go!

Shiva.

Let go of me! No! [grunts]

Shiva!

[tires squeal]

[Isha gasps]

[whooshing, roaring]

[grunts] It's not far now. There's a dirt road ahead.

[monkey chatters]

[thud]

-[Shiva grunts] -[Isha shouts]

Shiva.

He's got a gun, Shiva.

Shiva, look out!

He's just not dying!

[Shiva straining]

[Shiva] Come on, Isha!

[crash, glass shattering]

[Isha panting]

I do too.

What?

You said

you love me.

I do too.

Say it.

[in English] I love you, Shiva.

I love you, Isha.

-[whimpering] -[in Hindi] No.

The Brahmāstra belongs to him!

[Isha gasps]

No!

[Isha gasps]

-[screams] -[shouts]

Shiva!

[panting] Shiva! Shiva!

Shiva. Shiva!

Shiva!

[thunderclap]

[babbling]

[crash]

-[glass shattering] -[mother screaming]

[cries]

-[Shiva wails] -[mother screaming]

[Shiva crying]

[high-pitched scream]

[breathes shakily]

-[breathes rapidly] -[Isha] Shiva.

Guruji, Shiva's in pain.

The whole day has gone by. Why is he still asleep?

He's sleeping because within him a great power is waking up.

-[breathes rapidly] -[ghostly whispering]

Master of astras.

O Supreme One.

We have lost one of our comrades.

The guru's identity and the location of his ashram are still unknown to me.

There is something else.

There is a boy who is interfering with our cause.

We will find out more about him.

[crackling]

I will resume my mission for the last two pieces.

I will keep fighting, but I need your power.

Help me so that I can fulfill my life's purpose

and bring you back to life.

[echoing] Help me so that I can obtain the Brahmāstra for you!

[ghostly whispering]

Hail, Brahmāstra!

[inhales sharply]

In my time,

there has been only one emergency meeting of the Brahmānsh High Council.

Today is the second.

The Brahmānsh is in danger.

Two of our senior members, Mohan and Anish, have passed away.

These were no ordinary deaths.

They were murdered.

What?

Those assassins have stolen the Vānarāstra

and the Nandi Astra.

And also one piece of the Brahmāstra.

-But who are these assassins? -And how do they know about us, Raghu?

We have no information at this time.

But the position of the stars tells us

there is some great secret

behind these events.

-[Brahmānsh member] So what now, Guruji? -Now we must…

Now we must search for answers.

Stay alert

and warn all our members.

[Brahmānsh member] Let us say a prayer before we depart.

Where are you taking me?

Who goes boating on a mountain?

Just come here.

If this is the reaction I get for fainting,

I should do it more often.

I thought it was all over at the gate.

[Isha shouts]

You saved us, Shiva. Thank God.

Enough of this drama.

Let's get out of here, Isha.

I know it's a viewpoint, but is the PDA necessary?

They've made our viewpoint a lovers' one.

-Awake five minutes and already at it. -Move, Romeo.

My mom's calling. Would you like to talk to her from my lap?

Bro, we only get a phone signal on the boat.

By the way, I'm Sher.

Guys, this is Shiva.

And, Shiva, this is Raveena, Rani, and this is little Tensing.

-Who are these people? -Us?

We're the avengers of this institute.

They're new members of the Brahmānsh, here to learn under the guru.

If we're done with the small talk, go meet the guru.

He's expecting you.

Namaste, sir.

Sir, if I can be honest,

when I heard "guru," I imagined someone in long robes with tangled hair.

[laughs]

But you're a total rock star.

A man's identity is not known by his outward appearance

but by the energy inside him.

You, for example. On the outside, you're an ordinary young man.

But inside of you there lies a powerful warrior.

Warrior?

Me? Stop mocking me, sir.

Those senior citizens of yours outside,

they are warriors.

Shiva?

-Sir, may I? -Yes.

The astras they all had…

My mind is blown, sir.

Anything could be an astra here.

Like this knife.

Used to cut fruits or slay demons?

Hmm.

An astra …

like you, Shiva.

We, the Brahmānsh,

protect powerful astras,

but you are an astra yourself.

The Agnyastra.

According to Isha, if I ask you to,

you can't even light a candle with your fire,

and yet, yesterday at my gate, you burnt that assassin to ashes.

Now, if I told you that this is just the start,

that one day,

with one small flame, you'll be able to burn a whole building to the ground,

what would you say?

I'd tell you to lay off the drugs, sir.

Join the Brahmānsh, Shiva,

and I'll transform you from a deejay into a dragon.

[chuckles]

You were right. This is an astra.

My Prabhāstra.

Comes in very handy. [in English] Just like a pocket knife.

[in Hindi] Sir, you're offering Brahmānsh membership

like it's a Diwali special offer that's too good to refuse.

But I've got to break your heart because my answer is…

no.

I see.

Sir, you're right.

I do have a weird connection with fire.

But this fire power, I don't want it.

But why, Shiva?

Because you're in my life, Isha.

And this power between us

is enough for me.

What did you call me, sir?

An ordinary man.

There's power in leading an ordinary life too. Light in it.

And this battle of yours,

it's dark, sir. I don't want to get caught up in it.

But you are already are caught up, Shiva,

in our dark battle.

Have you ever wondered about your visions? Why only you get them?

Why has your life led you here?

Why were you given this fire gift?

Because the Brahmānsh is in your destiny.

Of this, there is no doubt.

And you have no choice.

You're crossing a line, sir.

Any person, at any given moment,

always has a choice in what they do in life.

And this battle for the Brahmāstra is not mine, and I won't fight it.

That's my final choice.

-Shiva-- -Let's go.

The battle for the Brahmāstra was your parents' battle.

Your parents were warriors of the Brahmānsh.

What?

Everything is connected, Shiva.

You don't understand.

You are connected to us because your parents were connected to us.

The Brahmānsh is in your blood.

And if you leave today, you will never learn anything about them.

You will remain an orphan forever.

That's the choice you are making. Remember that.

You must tell me everything you know about my parents.

I won't tell you anything,

not until you become worthy of hearing their story.

-And there's only one way to do that. -What?

Stay here, Shiva. Stay here.

And ignite your inner fire.

You're blackmailing me, sir.

I will do anything to protect the Brahmāstra.

I have only one connection to the intentions of these assassins.

You.

So you have to stay here.

And I can see in your eyes…

that your choice is changing.

Isha will have to leave with the senior citizens of the Brahmānsh.

She'll be back in a few days with your things.

You'll have very little time, so say your goodbyes.

The guru has me trapped.

Well, that's why he's the guru.

I'll finally learn about my parents here, Isha.

Will you be okay without me?

No.

But at least you'll be safe, away from me.

Why didn't you tell me?

I knew you'd feel bad.

Burned by my love.

[laughs]

For a while now.

Fire destroys everything, Isha.

It also illuminates everything.

My warrior of light.

Tell me again about your visions.

For the last time, Raghu, sir,

there's a killer, Zor, and another, Junoon.

-And they want the Brahmāstra. -But we don't know why.

Oh, and Junoon has a stone.

Like coal. Broken.

And that stone has power.

Can you remember anything else?

There's one more thing.

It's not really clear in my visions,

but I think Junoon has a guru too.

[ghostly whispering]

-Anything else? -Nothing else, sir.

It's hard enough to remember even this much.

Okay, Santha, let's end today's session.

Please also note in my statement that Junoon is looking for you.

And she's deadly, so please be careful.

[laughs]

Even if Junoon finds us, she doesn't know that I have a new astra

who's far more deadly than her.

Agnyastra.

But at the moment, he's off.

Come.

Here. This is the Āyur-Mudrika.

It can heal these dying plants.

Try it.

Awaken, Nag-Dhanush.

Rani, you try.

-[tinkling] -Huh?

Gajāstra, protect!

For any astra to be activated,

first, the wielder needs to activated…

from within.

That went way over my head, sir.

So, Dragon,

you have to switch from off to on.

-How? -Simple.

By finding your button.

-Button? -Yes.

-Is he high? -Come on, Shiva. Grow this fire.

So what's your button, sir?

Come, Tensing. Activate the Pawanāstra.

It's just not happening, sir.

[mouthing words] Amrita.

Dev.

[tinkling]

[rhythmic ghostly whispering]

[breathing shakily]

Isha.

Isha.

[panting]

[Zor grunts]

Tell me where the ashram is, and I'll spare your life.

I'm not afraid of you, Zor.

[whips, crackling]

[gasps]

[straining]

-[low growl] -[panting]

The Nandi Astra.

[gasps]

[Zor shouts]

[bull bellows]

[Isha screams, echoing]

-[searing sound] -[echoing] Isha!

[line ringing]

-[Isha] Shiva! -Isha, are you okay?

[pants] Shiva, how did you know?

Are you okay or not?

[groans] I'm a bit hurt.

But I'm okay, Shiva.

I'm fine. I'm okay.

[sobbing] Thank God you're okay, Isha.

Shiva.

Shiva?

[sobbing] Thank God you're okay.

Hey, Shiva.

I'm okay.

[in English] I love you.

[chuckles]

I love you, Isha.

[chuckles]

I love you, Shiva.

-Hello? -Shiva? Hello?

Hello, Isha? [in Hindi] You're breaking up. Hello?

Isha?

I've spoken to my people. Isha is fine.

She's coming here.

Shiva, tell me what's on your mind. What's the problem?

[breathes heavily] Isha… Uh, how do I explain?

Look, Shiva…

most people fall in love,

but very few people fall so deeply in love.

I love Isha very deeply, sir.

But Isha is my button.

If you knew this, why didn't you tell me?

Because when this button is on…

You become the Agnyastra.

[Shiva crying]

And fire destroys everything, sir.

Why are you fighting your fire?

Fire took my mother from me, sir.

[crying]

You say you knew her, right?

She was burnt to ashes by fire.

Those memories will always haunt me.

Those nightmares will never stop.

[crying]

You say I'm the Agnyastra.

Could it be that my fire took my mother's life?

[high-pitched scream]

And that's why

you hate fire.

[Shiva] No, sir.

I'm scared of it.

Very scared of fire.

And that's why I always run from it.

That's how life is, Shiva.

It doesn't work around our fears.

It runs straight into them.

Thus life brought Isha into your life.

[Shiva] Isha.

Sir, my life has been beautiful,

but it's been lonely.

Maybe if I had my mother,

it would have been different.

Now I have Isha…

and I'm not alone.

Before her, I was incomplete. Now I'm whole.

Look, the power of love.

A power that…

as it did my mother…

could burn Isha.

And look…

the strength of fear.

I understand your situation, Shiva.

Isha is love.

Love connects you to fire.

But fire…

is your biggest fear.

What will you choose?

Love or fear?

I've already chosen love, sir.

Then you must accept your fear.

And give your fear love.

Isha is just the path,

but your button is love.

Shiva, I don't know what happened to your mother.

But I do know that the fire of love cannot destroy anything.

A fire like that can light up the whole world.

And no one has the right…

to cage something so pure, Shiva.

Respect it.

Be grateful for it.

Because love…

Is the most powerful thing in this world.

[gusts]

Wow. Fantastic.

[Shiva] ♪ Sparks ♪

♪ Buried in my heart ♪

♪ Set them free ♪

♪ And I am fire ♪

♪ Sparks ♪

♪ Buried in my heart ♪

♪ Set them free ♪

♪ And I am fire ♪

♪ A calling of power ♪

♪ A truth that is higher ♪

♪ There's a fire and a light ♪

♪ The greatest light ♪

♪ Om Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaho Namah Om ♪

♪ Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaho Namah Om ♪

♪ When I found you ♪

♪ You showed me the way ♪

♪ Om Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaha Namaho ♪

♪ Namah Om ♪

♪ Namah Om ♪

♪ Namah Om ♪

♪ Sometimes I get this feeling ♪

♪ That I'm flying ♪

♪ But I've never known where I'm going ♪

♪ There's starlight in my skin ♪

♪ And stars in my eyes ♪

♪ There are galaxies within me ♪

♪ The spinning world Carries me far from me ♪

♪ Towards the rising sun ♪

♪ And I find you there ♪

♪ In the greatest light ♪

♪ Om Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaho Namah Om ♪

♪ Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaho Namah Om ♪

♪ When I found you ♪

[tinkling]

♪ You showed me the way ♪

♪ Om Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaho Namah Om ♪

♪ Is our love something I dreamed up? ♪

♪ Or is it the first light? ♪

♪ Maybe that's why I found you ♪

♪ And you found me ♪

♪ You're the wind ♪

♪ And I am fire ♪

♪ You're the music ♪

♪ I'm just the tune ♪

♪ I've waited my whole life for you ♪

♪ And you're finally here ♪

♪ The spark in your eyes ♪

♪ Is the glint in my flame ♪

♪ In you, I found the light ♪

♪ The greatest light ♪

♪ Om Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaho Namah Om ♪

♪ Deva Deva, Om Deva Deva ♪

♪ Namaha ♪

♪ Namaho Namah Om ♪

♪ Namah Om ♪

♪ Namah Om ♪

♪ Namah Om ♪

[song fades, ends]

I can't make fire without a flame, sir.

The right time comes at its own time.

Sir, when will the time be right for you to tell me my parents' story?

I've been carrying around questions my whole life, sir.

[disembodied voice] Ashram. Ashram.

[straining]

[gasps]

[ghostly whispering]

[Raveena] Guruji, what just happened?

He was looking for the ashram.

We should search this area carefully.

Sir, that was one of Junoon's men.

His pendant, I've seen it before.

Sir?

That black pendant had glimmers of the Agnyastra in it.

[Shiva] Agnyastra?

Shiva, it is time to tell you the story.

Come.

[Santha] The Māyāstra.

It reveals its true form only with its master's blood.

This story begins with the lord of all the astras.

Is that…

A piece of the Brahmāstra.

Didn't I bring this piece from the artist?

The second piece.

Three pieces…

You all know that there are three pieces of the Brahmāstra.

But, about 30 years ago, when I was just a young student of the Brahmānsh,

the Brahmānsh had an island headquarters in the sea.

Back then, the Brahmāstra wasn't in three pieces.

It was whole.

And he was there too.

A young warrior.

Dev.

Dev was very powerful, different from everyone.

He had a fierce obsession with all the astras .

He could make the impossible possible.

He mastered not one but many astras .

But the astra he became the king of was the Agnyastra.

When Dev unleashed the power of the Agnyastra,

all the other magic of the Brahmānsh paled in comparison to his fire.

People used to call him Agni Dev, Fire Lord.

He was already lord of water, armor and knowledge.

But ultimately he wanted to be Brahm-Dev.

Meaning he wanted the Brahmāstra.

[Raghu] Keeping the Brahmāstra calm is the duty of the Brahmānsh.

Dev didn't care about this.

He defeated the council members

and stole the Brahmāstra.

And then…

for the first time in this age, the Brahmāstra woke up.

Then appeared an extraordinary and terrible sight.

The earth, the ocean and the heavens came alive.

That day I truly understood what the Brahmāstra is.

Dev would've willingly destroyed the world with his greed for the Brahmāstra.

This village looks empty.

[Shiva] Did Dev succeed?

Sir? Did Dev win?

No, Son, we haven't gotten to the real battle yet.

This story has another player,

our ace of spades,

who fought Dev in the last battle for the Brahmāstra,

and, by breaking the Brahmāstra into three pieces,

defeated Dev and destroyed Dev's fire.

Who was he?

She.

A beautiful and pure energy.

Amrita.

I saw her name on your boat.

Not mine. Amrita's boat.

It was the only survivor of that battle.

The boat returned to us with the pieces of the Brahmāstra.

But there were only two.

But the Brahmāstra is in three pieces.

In the last battle for the Brahmāstra, that third piece was lost.

[Raveena, Santha] What?

You mean the Brahmāstra is incomplete?

What happened to Dev and Amrita?

The island where all this took place was swallowed by the ocean,

as was the two of them.

That's what we all believe.

But we don't truly know.

Sir, you were going to tell me the story of my parents.

But this story is about Dev and Amrita's battle.

So, then, how…

Before the battle, what was Dev and Amrita's relationship?

One of love.

Yes, Shiva.

The last battle for the Brahmāstra is also the story of two lovers.

Dev fought for his passion and Amrita for her duty.

But by the time the battle happened…

Amrita was pregnant.

Thirty years passed.

Then, suddenly, you appeared before me.

And I saw a reflection of Dev's fire in yours, and, in you, a glimmer of Dev.

Is it possible that somehow Amrita survived?

And her child was born?

And that child…

Is me?

[laughs]

Sir, you don't have any proof of all this.

Everything is connected, Shiva.

-Everything-- -[blast]

By fire.

Yes, Shiva,

we'll talk about this later.

[Raveena] Guruji, I found this.

-That man was from this village then. -But where have all the villagers gone?

Let's go.

The Black pendant had glimmers of the Agnyastra in it.

Shiva.

Let's go.

[Shiva] Dev. Amrita.

Dev's fire.

My fire. Agnyastra.

[Raveena] Shiva!

[Raghu] The ocean swallowed the island.

Ultimately, he wanted to be…

-Come on, Shiva. -[Raghu] …Brahm-Dev.

-[Shiva] Who? -[Raghu] Ultimately, he wanted to be

Brahm-Dev.

[Shiva] Who?

[footsteps thumping]

[ghostly whispering]

[Junoon] Welcome!

Welcome to our army.

Junoon.

[Junoon] You are not farmers anymore but soldiers in a great cause.

What we are seeking is what you all must seek now.

And to that end, we must first find the headquarters of the Brahmānsh.

Some strong power resides

in that pendant.

How goes the hunt for the ashram?

These Himalayan regions have many towns, many villages and many houses.

-We've had a few days. We need more time. -Seven days!

I give you all seven days.

We will attack as soon as we find the ashram.

And remember,

this power you are all feeling within you,

it is the greatest power of all.

And it has only one purpose…

[echoing] …Brahmāstra!

[ghostly whispering]

[Shiva] Who? Who?

-[ghostly whispering] -[thumping]

[whispering, thumping stop]

[Shiva] Who?

[thunderclap]

[Shiva] Who?

Who?

Who?

Something's happened to her.

Shiva! Shiva.

[Shiva screams]

[Shiva] She knows we're here.

Guruji!

[Sher] Guruji!

Move back!

The headquarters of the Brahmānsh is no longer secure.

We must leave before they find us.

I'll make some arrangements.

I made a mistake.

While I was thinking about our next move, their power grew too strong.

Namaste.

Weren't you hurt?

All better, thanks to Dr. Rani.

Just making sure you guys have no trouble cuddling at night.

[Isha laughs]

So, Guruji asked me to bring anything related to your mother.

Has he told you anything about your mother, Shiva?

I've told him everything, Isha.

And the proof of my story is in Shiva's hands.

How?

My friend Amrita had to break the Brahmāstra

in order to stop Dev.

And since that day, we have believed that the third piece of the Brahmāstra

is lost.

But you think the third piece was not lost.

It survived.

[Sher] And Amrita kept that piece with her.

That conch isn't just a conch is it, Guruji?

A Māyāstra, which reveals its true form only with its master's blood.

And if Amrita and Shiva have the same blood,

Shiva should be the master of this astra, too.

[Raghu] Brahmāstra.

The third piece.

And my proof that you are Amrita's son, Shiva.

Not just Amrita's son, right?

My father, Dev…

What about Dev, sir?

What do you think?

In the last battle for the Brahmāstra, my mother was not the only survivor.

Dev survived too.

[Santha] What?

And to this day, the force that wants the Brahmāstra

is Dev.

How do you know this, Shiva?

I just know.

When I wore the pendant, I saw a body surrounded by astras.

That is Dev.

Junoon's guru is Dev.

The broken stone Junoon wears

is the Agnyastra, which is still connected to Dev

and to me.

Junoon, Zor… That whole army is Dev's army.

From the start, the presence in my visions,

that's Dev.

He's not fully alive yet…

but not quite dead either.

He's just

there.

I don't understand any of this. I'm so confused.

But how did Dev survive all this time?

-And how did he find Junoon? -Yeah, how?

How did he build this army?

And Amrita? Why didn't she return to the Brahmānsh after the battle?

-[Rani] And why keep the third piece? -Yes, why?

This situation is still full of questions…

to which we don't have answers.

Hey, Shiva, are you okay?

[Shiva] Isha,

in all of this mess, I forgot my own rule.

When life gets a bit dark,

then, Shiva, find the light.

Of course, my parents' story is still shrouded in mystery.

But, for me, there is light in the fact that I finally know who they were.

I will pray for the safety of all the astras.

[Shiva] And with that, I know who I am.

This fight is now my fight,

and this is now my duty.

Rani tells me you're making some really cool fireworks these days.

But for that you need to be "on" or something.

Now watch this. A fire show for you.

Guruji!

Isha!

[pulsating]

[shouts]

[grunting]

-[shouts] - Guruji!

[growling]

[gasps]

[Shiva] Sher.

Guruji.

The ties that bind us all, Shiva,

have incredible power in them.

Only your power can break them now.

Junoon has joined two of the pieces, Guruji.

She has taken Rani.

And she'll torture her until--

She gets the third piece.

Which is with us.

We'll give her the third piece and save Rani.

But remember, Shiva,

if all three pieces come together, the world will be destroyed.

Have faith in me, Guruji.

Junoon doesn't know that you have a new astra …

that will destroy her.

My Agnyastra.

Go, Shiva. Unleash your fire.

Zor! Take me to Junoon.

We have what she wants.

Thank you.

You finally led us to the Brahmāstra.

When you put on that black pendant,

we controlled your mind for long enough to get what we needed.

Your mind is also in someone else's control, Junoon.

And it's not you

but him I want to speak to. Dev.

Brahm-Dev.

Speak his name with respect.

[in English] Catch.

[shouts]

Shiva!

[Isha breathing shakily]

Are we safe, Shiva?

[splattering]

Isha, why aren't they burning?

Because they're wearing those black pendants.

-Which have the power of the Agnyastra. -Dev is protecting them!

And I'm protecting you. Don't be scared!

-[groans] -[shouts]

-[Shiva groaning] -[crackling]

-She's going to do something! -Huh?

[Shiva shouts]

[thunderclap]

[stammering] A different power?

Water?

[thunderclap]

Rain.

Isha. The lighter, Isha.

Don't let the flame go out!

[strains]

-[Shiva shouts] -[fire figure shouts]

-[Isha whimpers] -[Shiva breathing shakily]

[hammers cock]

You have the power of the Agnyastra in you.

How?

You should join us.

Brahm-Dev has power you can't even imagine.

I don't want the power of darkness.

Because I believe only in the power of the light.

The games end now.

The game is just beginning.

-[roar] -[elephant trumpets]

Destroy them!

-[Isha shouts] -Isha!

[shouts]

Don't move.

-I'm going to distract them. -Shiva!

[Raghu] If all three pieces come together,

the world will be destroyed.

[shattering]

Isha!

Isha!

Isha!

Combust!

Stop firing!

He must have no fire.

Come on, Rani! We have to go!

[Shiva shouts]

Shiva!

Go, Isha! Get out of here!

Take the Brahmāstra piece and kill him.

Raveena, catch!

[Raveena shouts]

[Zor shouts]

[shouts]

[pendants beep, disarm]

[weapons clanging]

[Zor grunting]

Guruji!

[shouts]

[shouts]

[groans]

[straining]

[fire gusts]

[Isha, echoing] Shiva!

[shouts]

[panting]

Tenzu, stay hidden!

Tenzu.

-[gasps] -[distant scream]

Enough, Junoon!

Give up this obsession, or you'll lose your life!

My life isn't yours to take.

It's not even my own.

And until I've fulfilled my mission, he won't let me die.

My lord is resting,

but you are just a small ember in front of his fire.

Awaken.

-Come to me, Brahm-Dev! -[Shiva shouts]

Show your power!

Set this sleeping Agnyastra ablaze, Brahm-Dev!

Remember, warrior of light…

there is only one master of fire.

Brahm-Dev.

Tenzu.

Run!

[groans]

[shouts]

[shouts]

If you come any closer, I'll throw the Brahmāstra in the valley.

And the Brahmāstra will be lost again.

Tenzu, go, and don't turn back, okay?

[shouts]

Now take the Agnyastra off and put it on the ground,

or I'll throw this.

[blast, crackling]

[disembodied voice] She won't be able to throw the Brahmāstra.

Brahmāstra is mine!

Don't come any closer, or I really will throw it.

Junoon, I'm going to throw it!

You won't go through with it.

You're weak, and for your weakness, you will pay the price.

[shouts]

-[cheers] -Yes!

[chuckles, sighs]

[breathing shakily]

-[slashing sound] -[gasps]

[grunting]

[echoing] Tensing!

Tensing!

[sobs]

[vibrates]

[breathes deeply]

[buzzing]

-[chiming] -[gasps]

[ringing]

[tinkling]

[rumbling, crackling]

Hail, Brahm-Dev.

[resonating blast]

[gasps]

Sarva Astra Pradhānam.

Srishti Vijayeta Karākam.

Trikhandam Sanyogam.

Tatha Prakatam Brahmāstram.

It's the beginning of the end.

[gasps]

-No! Run! -Isha!

-Shiva! - Guruji!

- Guruji! -Shiva!

You'll die! You'll die, Shiva!

Without her, I don't want to live.

Shiva.

[echoing] Shiva!

Shiva!

Shiva, don't!

What have you done?

You could have saved your own life!

But you are my life.

[sobbing] Everything is ending.

We will never end, Isha.

Light.

The light is coming, Shiva.

From our beginning,

the light has been here, Isha, in you.

When we die, find me on the other side.

We are not going to die, Isha.

And if death must come,

it will have to take me first.

[in English] I love you, Isha.

[Shiva shouts]

[Shiva straining]

[shouts]

-[strains] -Shiva!

[straining]

[Raghu, in Hindi] And then I witnessed the greatest miracle I had ever seen.

The light of the Brahmāstra was controlled by Shiva's fire.

Shiva was ready to give up his life for Isha.

And with that act, he showed he was capable of the highest form of love.

Sacrifice.

With that sacrifice, Shiva finally created fire from within himself.

A fire of love,

which calmed the most powerful astra in the universe.

And I understood that, in this whole world,

there is no greater weapon than love.

Click.

[Raghu] That night we witnessed the birth of a divine hero.

Now, he needed no source to create fire.

The darkest night was ending. The light was here.

We had won the battle.

[crumbling]

[Raghu] But the war…

goes on.

[Junoon] Hail, Brahm-Dev.

[blast]