R.A.W. ROMEO AKBAR WALTER _ 2019
यह एक बहुत प्यारी और देशभक्त भारतीय अधिकारी की कहानी है बहुत ही प्यारी है और देशभक्ति से प्रेरित सच्ची घटना है
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00:02:13You can't use what key I just Pakistan kiddo. I like I like his city
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00:02:22East Pakistan Jesse Hama's Bangladesh can answer John day
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00:02:29Pakistani hukumat kizum say East Pakistan ki awam behad na kushti Azadi kimong Zor Pakar
00:02:39Is Kichell to lack of a guna ho go be Remy's a katakia Jara
00:02:44Lakhon kitadad
00:02:47East Pakistan Kilo
00:02:49Hindustan make Hussaini Kiko shishkar
00:02:56Inhaler to me Hindustani hukumat be East Pakistan key Azadi kipak smithy
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00:04:44Some time ago, I started a new project
00:04:47in which I was looking for a person
00:04:50who could be easily sent across without being noticed
00:04:56as an undercover agent.
00:04:58In many names, I found one person special.
00:05:02This person had the talent to change his color
00:05:05and get lost anywhere.
00:05:09And finally, I present Chindashar.
00:05:13Please listen.
00:05:15Cough, cough, cough.
00:05:17There is a breath from the mouth
00:05:20and a sigh from the nose.
00:05:23The heart is a drop of blood
00:05:26and only its color.
00:05:29In this colorless river,
00:05:32every desire is colorless.
00:05:36Applause
00:05:59Come in. The door is open.
00:06:02What a performance, man!
00:06:05Thanks for the favor, man.
00:06:09Well done, Mr. Romeo.
00:06:11I never thought that apart from counting notes,
00:06:13you could have some other talent.
00:06:15Thank God, you finally have something in me.
00:06:18Let me see.
00:06:20Romeo, Juliet, let's go.
00:06:22We are getting late for the party.
00:06:24Five minutes.
00:06:26Parul.
00:06:28Parul.
00:06:31I think it's been more than two months since I asked you.
00:06:35Let's go for a movie tomorrow.
00:06:38I won't hold your hand in the hall.
00:06:42Then whose hand will you hold?
00:06:54Mom.
00:06:56You didn't sleep?
00:06:58I told you, I'll be late.
00:06:59There's a party at the bank.
00:07:05Mom.
00:07:07Mom, my dear mom.
00:07:10Stop the drama.
00:07:11Have you eaten?
00:07:13Mom, I left your burnt roti.
00:07:17Stand up.
00:07:19Stand up.
00:07:26Stand up straight, don't move.
00:07:29Mom, have you eaten?
00:07:32Have I ever eaten without you?
00:07:38Heat the halwa for me.
00:07:51Next.
00:07:55Next.
00:08:13Tell me something.
00:08:14Where do you get the time to act?
00:08:16The manager called you.
00:08:18Go.
00:08:22Have some tea.
00:08:26What happened to your daughter?
00:08:28The way she is in my hands,
00:08:30I can't let her down.
00:08:33Hands up.
00:08:36Where are the keys?
00:08:37Where are the keys?
00:08:38Hands up.
00:08:39Hands up!
00:08:41Hands up.
00:08:43Hands up.
00:08:44Where are the keys?
00:08:45I can't hear you.
00:08:46Where are the keys?
00:08:48Where are the keys?
00:08:49I can't hear you.
00:08:50Hands up.
00:08:52Hands up.
00:08:53Where are the keys?
00:08:54Hands up!
00:08:56Hands up!
00:08:58Hands up!
00:09:00Hands up!
00:09:10Call the police!
00:09:12Come on!
00:09:14Hands up!
00:09:22Ground to base.
00:09:24Go for Charlie.
00:09:26I repeat, asset taken.
00:09:28Over and out.
00:09:30Romeo.
00:09:32Son of Suvidar Major Gulrez Ali.
00:09:38In the 1962 Indo-China war,
00:09:40he was martyred.
00:09:42Veer Chakrawardy.
00:09:46Your father was your biggest hero.
00:09:48You wanted to follow in his footsteps
00:09:50and join the IMA.
00:09:54But your mother
00:09:56stopped you from doing so
00:09:58after your father passed away.
00:10:12Congratulations.
00:10:22You passed the final test.
00:10:26Shrikant Rai.
00:10:28Director
00:10:30Research and Analysis Wing.
00:10:34We work for the external
00:10:36security of India.
00:10:38You?
00:10:42All this?
00:10:44I want to prepare you
00:10:46for a performance
00:10:48that can change India's future.
00:10:52I want you to serve your country.
00:10:58Join the Secret Service.
00:11:08I know it won't be easy
00:11:10for you.
00:11:12Your mother is everything to you.
00:11:14Your life begins and ends
00:11:16with your mother.
00:11:18But there is one truth.
00:11:20In your veins
00:11:22is the blood of the martyred
00:11:24Major Gulrez Ali
00:11:26who died protecting this country.
00:11:30Romeo.
00:11:32This country needs you today.
00:11:40You're home early today.
00:11:42Yes, mom.
00:12:10Allah, Allah, Allah.
00:12:12Allah, Allah, Allah.
00:12:34Your father took us to Delhi
00:12:36for the 26th of January parade.
00:12:40He's ready to salute his father
00:12:42even if he doesn't play the drums.
00:12:48Mom, I've made progress.
00:12:52The bank is sending me out
00:12:54for a few months
00:12:56for training.
00:12:58They're sending you out?
00:13:02So,
00:13:04what will I do after you leave?
00:13:10I don't know.
00:13:14It's only a matter of a few months.
00:13:18Come on, feed me.
00:13:40We are on the verge of a war with Pakistan.
00:13:44A war is won or lost
00:13:46on the basis of one thing.
00:13:48Information.
00:13:50When, where,
00:13:52and what the enemy is planning.
00:13:54Your job will be to get us this intelligence.
00:14:10Come on.
00:14:36Come in.
00:14:40Welcome to the family.
00:14:56This is the most commonly used
00:14:58Russian virus transmitter.
00:15:00Let me explain.
00:15:02The good point of this transmitter is...
00:15:04Where are you going?
00:15:06The good point of this transmitter is...
00:15:36Your mind holds the key
00:15:38to every lock.
00:15:42You'll have to get used to
00:15:44reading the details
00:15:46at a glance.
00:16:06You'll have to get used to
00:16:08reading the details
00:16:10at a glance.
00:16:22Tell me something about your childhood.
00:16:26Me and dad...
00:16:28Sir, I think you know
00:16:30more about my childhood than I do.
00:16:32Can you show me something?
00:16:42Can you show me something?
00:16:46White Fiat DNB7172.
00:16:48You have already crossed twice.
00:16:54Can you show me?
00:17:02Good morning.
00:17:03Good morning.
00:17:04I read your editorial last week on the Vietnam War.
00:17:10Very interesting.
00:17:12Oh, thank you.
00:17:14I never thought that you would follow my editorial.
00:17:20You have to follow it.
00:17:25You have the power to influence minds.
00:17:27How come you are here so early in the morning?
00:17:30I have an interview with Madam.
00:17:31She's in a great mood.
00:17:32Oh, good.
00:17:33See you later.
00:17:34See you later.
00:17:35See you.
00:17:38To place a field agent in such a hostile area,
00:17:41and that too, in this position...
00:17:44Mr. Chaudhary, to gather solid intel,
00:17:49you have to take a little risk.
00:17:51But at what cost?
00:17:53You're personally putting so much at stake with this project of yours.
00:17:58Why? I don't understand.
00:18:01Why?
00:18:05Anyway,
00:18:07I'll sign it.
00:18:10Because you've already brought Madam's approval.
00:18:15But I will write a note.
00:18:17The entire responsibility of this project is yours,
00:18:22and only yours.
00:18:32I was in the British Army.
00:18:36After independence, I was a soldier in the Indian Army.
00:18:40Romeo,
00:18:42we are among those fortunate people
00:18:45who got a chance to do something for this country.
00:18:49Always cherish this opportunity.
00:18:53You're being sent on an undercover mission
00:18:56where you have to go on assuming
00:18:58that you've always been watched.
00:19:04If I tell you that your tea is cold,
00:19:09then I'm actually telling you that you don't need to drink this tea.
00:19:14You can never be told the truth.
00:19:17You have to find its true meaning.
00:19:21You have to understand it.
00:19:22And if I don't understand it?
00:19:24I'll always follow you.
00:19:26Always follow your instincts.
00:19:57You're a great man, Mr. Romero.
00:20:00You're the best.
00:20:26Come on.
00:20:29Stop the car.
00:20:31Go that way.
00:20:46Come, sir.
00:20:56Let's go.
00:21:03Papers.
00:21:21He comes in with fake papers.
00:21:23He looks like an Indian.
00:21:25Take him away.
00:21:26Search the place thoroughly.
00:21:38Papers.
00:21:53Papers.
00:22:08Romeo is no more.
00:22:10You don't exist in the records anymore.
00:22:13You've got a new identity.
00:22:15Akbar Malik.
00:22:17He's a Pakistani Kashmiri who lives in Akbar P.O.K.
00:22:21His parents were killed in a cross-fire eight years ago.
00:22:26He hates India and the Indian Army.
00:22:50Papers.
00:23:07He works as an assistant manager in Akbar P.O.K. hotel.
00:23:13He's going to stay in this hotel with a very important guest from Karachi.
00:23:19Ishaq Afridi.
00:23:21A Pakistani who loves his country dearly.
00:23:25A top arms supplier.
00:23:27A special Pakistani Army Chief.
00:23:30And the key to your lock.
00:23:39Thank you, Akbar Malik.
00:23:49Peace be upon you.
00:23:51And upon you.
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00:30:42She wanted to use me like a slave in a foreign country.
00:30:49But I didn't want to live in Pakistan.
00:30:58Will you work with us in Karachi?
00:31:02I'm in a hurry.
00:31:11My cigarette's been sold.
00:31:14It's a sign that Afridi is coming to you.
00:31:33When you get to Karachi, you'll meet a man
00:31:37who's known as Joker.
00:31:41He's not just a name, he's a position
00:31:43who heads a spy network in Pakistan.
00:31:46He controls a small circus I've set up there.
00:31:54I'm the only one who knows the real Joker.
00:32:02JOKER
00:32:20Akbar Malik.
00:32:23Kureshi Kasai Khana.
00:32:25Five minutes.
00:32:32JOKER
00:32:58This pack of cigarettes is a way to send a message to the future.
00:33:02Use it only when your cover is in danger
00:33:06or when you have to meet the High Command.
00:33:09The meeting with the High Command
00:33:11will be held through my secure network.
00:33:14All the information about your next move
00:33:16is in this pack of cigarettes.
00:33:18This will be our first and last meeting.
00:33:22May I know your name?
00:33:24JOKER
00:33:29I'll give you a piece of advice.
00:33:31Don't let your thoughts get in your way.
00:33:36You'll have a better time.
00:33:38Goodbye.
00:33:54JOKER
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00:34:29JOKER
00:34:53How much is this?
00:34:54Eight and a half kilos.
00:34:55Give me a kilo.
00:34:59JOKER
00:35:18Mr. Akbar.
00:35:20How do you know my name?
00:35:21Why were you following me?
00:35:23How could I follow you?
00:35:25I had my eyes on you.
00:35:27But no one has their eyes on you.
00:35:29JOKER sent me here.
00:35:31JOKER
00:35:32I'm sorry?
00:35:33I'm sorry.
00:35:34I'm your servant.
00:35:41Anyway, I'll see you later.
00:35:45Come on.
00:35:56This is your room.
00:36:00What do you know about Joker?
00:36:03The less you know about him,
00:36:06the better for your safety.
00:36:08Come in.
00:36:19This is your office.
00:36:26JOKER
00:36:28JOKER
00:36:37This is your transmitter.
00:36:39JOKER
00:36:40JOKER
00:36:41JOKER
00:36:54Here you go.
00:36:55Keep it.
00:36:57For your own safety.
00:36:59God forbid you have to use it again.
00:37:09JOKER
00:37:15Come in.
00:37:39JOKER
00:37:58I got a message from Joker.
00:38:03Horse is ready for the race.
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00:39:58JOKER
00:39:59JOKER
00:40:00JOKER
00:40:01JOKER
00:40:02JOKER
00:40:03JOKER
00:40:04JOKER
00:40:05JOKER
00:40:06JOKER
00:40:07We've got a very big deal for weapons, by the grace of God.
00:40:14We've got an important contract.
00:40:16We'll have to deliver it to East Pakistan in the next seven days.
00:40:23The rest of the details are in this.
00:40:30Yes, better.
00:40:37We've got a big deal for weapons, by the grace of God.
00:41:00How do you get so many contracts so easily?
00:41:04What's so difficult about it, sir?
00:41:06Pakistani Army Chief, General Jahangir Alam,
00:41:10has a huge share of Ishaq Afridi's every deal in his pocket.
00:41:17Sir, two people are suffering the most from this plot.
00:41:22One is Ishaq Afridi's own son, Nawab Afridi.
00:41:27And the other is Pakistan Army's number two,
00:41:32ISI Chief Lieutenant General Ghazi Ali Ayyad.
00:41:38There's a deep friendship between the two.
00:41:41And they're both looking for a chance
00:41:44to replace the Army Chief and Ishaq Afridi.
00:41:58Chief, there's a message from Akbar.
00:42:00A big arms consignment is being delivered.
00:42:05We also have confirmed intelligence.
00:42:08In East Pakistan,
00:42:10two units of the Pakistan Army's 23rd Infantry Brigade
00:42:13have been reported missing.
00:42:15Chief, I see.
00:42:17Yes, sir.
00:42:19We've got a lot of information.
00:42:22Two units of the Pakistan Army's 23rd Infantry Brigade
00:42:25have been reported missing.
00:42:27Chief, I think Pakistan is preparing for war.
00:42:31Everything is too obvious.
00:42:39The plan is something else.
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00:44:05BB! BB!
00:44:08Let's go out and clean up.
00:44:38Let's go.
00:45:05Mr. Siddiqui, without any further ado...
00:45:09Mr. Siddiqui, I'll talk to Mr. Siddiqui...
00:45:13Later.
00:45:16Mr. Siddiqui, I'll talk to you later.
00:45:22Excuse me.
00:45:24Let's go, sir.
00:45:39Good morning.
00:45:40Good morning.
00:45:41Let's go.
00:46:05Hot chickpeas! Hot chickpeas!
00:46:09Give me five paise.
00:46:11Here you go.
00:46:16Hot chickpeas! Hot chickpeas!
00:46:29On the anniversary of India's great father...
00:46:35On the anniversary of India's great father...
00:46:462nd October. Gumbini, Nepal.
00:46:50I got a message from Joker.
00:46:53Akbar wants to meet me.
00:47:06Aircraft number CIC21...
00:47:09Sir, your boarding pass.
00:47:15On the way to Muktibahini's home...
00:47:17...Badlipur's chief said...
00:47:20...that hundreds of thousands of people...
00:47:22...have taken up arms...
00:47:24...and declared the independence of Pakistan.
00:47:36On the way to Muktibahini's home...
00:47:38...Badlipur's chief said...
00:47:40...that hundreds of thousands of people...
00:47:42...have taken up arms...
00:47:44...and declared the independence of Pakistan.
00:48:00There's a sign of a storm.
00:48:02And in such stormy weather...
00:48:05...a companion can be needed.
00:48:25Is there any special reason to meet me?
00:48:28Hope.
00:48:30No matter what happens tomorrow...
00:48:35...always take care of my mother.
00:48:40You have my word for it.
00:48:45I will always take care of your mother.
00:49:00On the way to Muktibahini's home...
00:49:02...Badlipur's chief said...
00:49:04...that hundreds of thousands of people...
00:49:06...have taken up arms...
00:49:08...and declared the independence of Pakistan.
00:49:28The situation in East Pakistan...
00:49:30...is getting worse.
00:49:32Muktibahini has captured...
00:49:34...Badlipur and its surrounding areas.
00:49:36The Indian army...
00:49:38...is training these immigrants in Badlipur.
00:49:44And to compete with us in this war...
00:49:47...weapons are being imported...
00:49:49...from India to East Pakistan...
00:49:51...through Badlipur.
00:49:56This small village called Badlipur...
00:49:58...has started to bow down to us...
00:50:00...as Nasur.
00:50:04And Mr. Afrini...
00:50:05...when a wound starts to become Nasur...
00:50:07...it has to be cut off from the body...
00:50:09...even if you don't want to.
00:50:11We will use an airstrike...
00:50:13...to finish off Badlipur.
00:50:15And that airbase will be...
00:50:17...East Pakistan's Abdulabad airbase.
00:50:22We will neither attack the enemy's territory...
00:50:24...nor their airspace.
00:50:27Nor will their airspace be violated.
00:50:29That's it.
00:50:31In one blow...
00:50:33...without starting a war...
00:50:35...we will finish off their biggest power.
00:50:39We are cleaning our own house.
00:50:41Even if the neighbor wants to, he can't do anything.
00:50:44And in this operation...
00:50:46...the Pakistani government...
00:50:48...or the Pakistani military...
00:50:50...can't show any involvement to the world.
00:50:53I want...
00:50:55...you to help us complete this operation.
00:51:01We will need Dakota planes...
00:51:03...cluster bombs...
00:51:05...and non-Pakistani pilots.
00:51:08Operation Badlipur...
00:51:10...is a very important...
00:51:12...and top-secret mission.
00:51:16It will take place on the night of 22nd November...
00:51:18...at 11 o'clock.
00:51:20That is, on the night of Diwali in India.
00:51:22Wow.
00:51:24This time, we will...
00:51:26...blow up these infidels on Diwali.
00:51:32So, the arms contract...
00:51:34...and the movement of the infantry battalion...
00:51:38...it was all a decoy.
00:51:40Nice.
00:51:42All our attention was being focused on the ground level.
00:51:45And they were planning to finish Badlipur with an air strike.
00:51:48Smart move.
00:51:50Chief...
00:51:52...so many innocent lives will be lost.
00:51:55And more than the locals, it's our army.
00:51:58It's almost like an attack on us.
00:52:00Almost.
00:52:02But not quite.
00:52:04Technically, the land belongs to them.
00:52:06And you know that we are the first in the war.
00:52:08Thank you for your help.
00:52:18Rehana Kazmi.
00:52:20Urgent.
00:52:26Ma'am...
00:52:28...when are you going to attend the UN assembly?
00:52:3222nd November.
00:52:34We will attend the conference in Geneva.
00:52:36Two days before Diwali.
00:52:38Perfect.
00:52:44Hello Rehana.
00:52:46How about a cup of tea?
00:52:48No, not here.
00:52:50A little privacy would be better.
00:53:04Rehana...
00:53:06...I'm going to give you the biggest story of your career.
00:53:12The massacre that took place three days ago at Dhaka University...
00:53:16...where 22 scholars and students were killed by Pakistani soldiers.
00:53:18All the details are in this file.
00:53:22May I?
00:53:24Sure.
00:53:28It will be the first story of this magnitude coming out of East Pakistan.
00:53:40This is big.
00:53:42It's an eye-opener for the entire world.
00:53:48Let me work on it...
00:53:50...Shrikant.
00:53:54Rehana...
00:53:58...I want you to publish this news...
00:54:00...two days before Diwali.
00:54:02On 20th November.
00:54:04Not a day before, not a day after.
00:54:08Please mark it in your calendar.
00:54:1020th November.
00:54:12Sure.
00:54:14I'll get working on it right away.
00:54:22Awasthi...
00:54:26...as soon as this news breaks...
00:54:28...the entire world will be watching Pakistan.
00:54:32Channel 5, BBC...
00:54:34...all should be covering this news.
00:54:38Pakistan will be under tremendous pressure.
00:54:42Even after this...
00:54:44...the Indian massacre...
00:54:46...will be nothing short of...
00:54:48...a diplomatic disaster.
00:54:52And to avoid this disaster...
00:54:56...they will have only one option...
00:55:00...to stop the nuclear bombing.
00:55:04And man will have...
00:55:06...a lot to talk about...
00:55:08...at the UN assembly.
00:55:10To add fuel to the fire.
00:55:14Cheers.
00:55:16Cheers.
00:55:24Mom has written that she has made progress.
00:55:28She has got a big bungalow and a job.
00:55:30Everything is going well.
00:55:34That's it?
00:55:36Didn't she say when will you be back?
00:55:40I'll be back soon.
00:55:42It's been a long time...
00:55:44...since you got beaten up.
00:55:54No.
00:55:56Don't worry about her.
00:56:08Akbar Malik.
00:56:12You will have to come with us.
00:56:30Come.
00:56:42Come.
00:56:48How are you, brother Akbar?
00:56:54First of all, I would like to apologize...
00:56:56...for calling you like this.
00:56:58But to be honest...
00:57:00...you made me very impatient.
00:57:02Nawab Afridi.
00:57:04Please be seated.
00:57:08It's okay, Mr. Nawab.
00:57:10Thank you for the excuse.
00:57:12You are welcome.
00:57:16You have won my father's heart...
00:57:18...so much that he has forgotten me.
00:57:22Please be comfortable.
00:57:24I am not stopping you from working with him.
00:57:28Just share the details of the contracts...
00:57:30...and some of his personal information with me.
00:57:36In return for this...
00:57:38...I would like to thank you.
00:57:42Mr. Nawab.
00:57:44It's not in my nature...
00:57:46...to sell my faith and earn money.
00:57:52As you wish.
00:57:56By the way, don't leave without...
00:57:58...tasting the kheer here.
00:58:02Otherwise, I will take the sacrifice...
00:58:04...on my heart.
00:58:08Goodbye.
00:58:28Mr. Nawab.
00:58:30You might have forgotten this envelope.
00:58:34Yes.
00:58:36Actually, I had to give it to you...
00:58:38...in room number 117.
00:58:40It would be very kind of you...
00:58:42...to give it to me.
00:58:44Yes, Mr. Nawab.
00:58:46Please do come tomorrow.
00:58:48We have arranged a small dinner.
00:58:50Continental Hotel?
00:58:52Yes.
00:58:56Let's go, Mr. Rehmat.
00:59:04Let's go.
00:59:34Hello.
00:59:36Yes, sir.
00:59:38Yes, I am coming tomorrow.
00:59:40I will see you there tomorrow.
00:59:42I will meet you there.
00:59:44Yes.
00:59:46Bye.
01:00:04Bye.
01:00:20Mr. Nawab Afridi has sent this for you.
01:00:26Goodbye.
01:00:34Mr. Nawab.
01:00:36She has come here on your invitation.
01:00:38She is the second secretary of the economic wing.
01:00:40Ms. Shraddha Sharma.
01:00:42Routine.
01:00:44Every Indian diplomat is in the area of their suspicions.
01:00:50And what is the real reason for you to come here?
01:00:54You needed a companion in such a weather.
01:01:04I am working.
01:01:06I am freeing myself from my foolishness.
01:01:08And what else?
01:01:12Actually,
01:01:14I am a fool as soon as I am in Lahore.
01:01:16I was drinking and
01:01:18talking about Chalas
01:01:20at your border.
01:01:22The BSF caught me.
01:01:24Since then,
01:01:26that scoundrel
01:01:28has been harassing me.
01:01:30He has been harassing me.
01:01:32Since then,
01:01:34that scoundrel
01:01:36has been harassing me.
01:01:42Have you ever thought of getting out of all this?
01:01:46What will I think?
01:01:50Actually,
01:01:52if they get the slightest idea
01:01:54that I am of no use to them,
01:01:58they will kill me in a minute.
01:02:02They will kill me in a minute.
01:02:12I have ironed your clothes and kept them on the bed.
01:02:22You will take care of yourself.
01:02:26Don't forget your old mother.
01:02:28You are the only one.
01:02:30Mom,
01:02:32have you ever thought of taking part in a play?
01:02:36Don't make fun of me.
01:02:38Don't make fun of me.
01:03:02Hello.
01:03:04Yes, sir.
01:03:06Yes, I am coming tomorrow.
01:03:08I will see you there tomorrow.
01:03:14Wait a minute.
01:03:16Adil.
01:03:18Sir.
01:03:30Hello.
01:03:32Who is this old lady?
01:03:34Sharda Sharma.
01:03:36When did she come?
01:03:38Two nights ago.
01:03:42Yes, sir.
01:03:44Yes, I am coming tomorrow.
01:03:56Listen to your tone carefully.
01:04:04Yes.
01:04:06This man already knows this old lady.
01:04:08Hello.
01:04:18You are welcome.
01:04:24Mr. Fareed,
01:04:26I met Nawab yesterday.
01:04:30And that scoundrel tried to buy you.
01:04:34This is not the first time, Akbar.
01:04:38But yes,
01:04:40someone gave him
01:04:42such a powerful answer
01:04:44for the first time.
01:04:46Who are you?
01:04:48I am his father.
01:04:52Akbar,
01:04:54I see my reflection
01:04:56in you
01:05:00which I have always searched
01:05:02for.
01:05:08Hello, Mr. Nawab.
01:05:10Hello.
01:05:12Have a seat.
01:05:14Iqbal,
01:05:16bring two cups of tea.
01:05:18Mr. Nawab,
01:05:20yesterday you sent someone
01:05:22in the hotel with a luggage.
01:05:24Yes, Akbar Malik.
01:05:26Why?
01:05:28Akbar has assigned us
01:05:30a very important task.
01:05:34A Dakota plane,
01:05:36cluster bombs,
01:05:38and non-Pakistani
01:05:40pilots.
01:05:44We have to get them
01:05:46ready before 22nd November.
01:05:48Yes.
01:05:52Akbar Malik,
01:05:54a Pakistani Kashmiri,
01:05:56comes to Karachi
01:05:58and starts working for Saq Afidi.
01:06:02And he works so well that
01:06:04in just three months,
01:06:06he makes his mark in the top circles.
01:06:08Khan, all his documents
01:06:10are in this order,
01:06:12only without your permission.
01:06:14Sir,
01:06:16he seems to be very successful.
01:06:18He must be plotting something.
01:06:20I want to keep him under top-level surveillance.
01:06:22Permission granted.
01:06:24I will have to get clearance from the higher-ups.
01:06:26And he is a special agent
01:06:28for Saq Afidi.
01:06:30And considering the deep
01:06:32relationship between General Jahangir and Saq Afidi,
01:06:34it won't be that easy.
01:06:36Sir,
01:06:38please think about my problem.
01:06:40Three months?
01:06:42In just three months,
01:06:44he has become the right-hand man of Saq Afidi?
01:06:50Okay.
01:06:52Only electronic surveillance for now.
01:06:54No power.
01:06:56And be careful.
01:06:58No one should know about this.
01:07:00Yes, sir.
01:07:04Lateef.
01:07:08Activate the high-frequency wireless detectors in the reactor.
01:07:12And detect Akbar Malik's phone.
01:07:14Yes, sir.
01:07:16Forward.
01:07:22No, not there.
01:07:24Keep it near the door.