Stop! Stop it. Thank you.
No.
We'll come back later.
Let's go.
What happened here, sir?
Not a clue.
Sunny?
Where is Sunny?
Bastard gave me the slip.
Hello.
This business has some rules, Wajid.
It's a verbal promise, and everyone adheres to it.
But after what you did today, all bets are off...
Sunny... I heard what happened.
And I can understand what you must be going through right now.
You cannot understand anything, Wajid.
Just wait for your destruction.
I always follow the rules of business.
But killing Shivani wasn't my idea.
And you think I will believe you.
No.
Yet I would like to add here, you had done my job,
and I should have handed over Shivani to you.
That was our deal.
But Ashraf killed Shivani to avenge his father's death.
Without telling me.
Hello, hello Sunny.
No one will disturb us now.
We've informed the local police.
They will take care of the body.
Ma'am, it's like we were aiming for mars but landed on the moon instead.
Meaning?
Means our priority was the India-Pakistan summit.
It's been moved to Agra now.
And occupied us with the Shivani Bhatnagar case.
Do you feel the same way?
Yes, ma'am.
Or maybe someone wants us to stay occupied.
But why would anyone murder Shivani?
Only to keep us occupied?
That's what confuses me.
There are several players in this game.
And each one of them simultaneously being present in Kathmandu...
What should we do, ma'am?
Find anything?
Nothing yet, ma'am.
I found this laptop charger.
Seems like someone yanked it out with force.
Anything else? Any electronic device? Files?
Any letter?
-No, ma'am. -No, ma'am.
Can we find a hacker?
What happened?
Something on your mind?
Yes...
I was thinking of taking a trip to Mumbai for a couple of days.
It's been several years.
Mumbai, is it?
Go on. What's stopping you?
The hunters are waiting with their traps laid out.
You want to fall straight into their trap.
Well...
I am not a free bird here either.
How long are we going to keep hiding like this, Wajid?
Are you feeling suffocated?
Are you suffocating?
Mumbai is my sweetheart, Maya.
And those people who forced me to stay away,
I've waged a war against them.
Mumbai is my sweetheart.
We will go to Mumbai.
Soon.
I won't stop this time.
I am going to Kathmandu.
The number you are calling is currently unavailable...
Shall we?
Let's go.
Check all the vehicle.
-Be on alert. -Yes sir.
Is Agra under control?
Yes, sir.
Any unusual activities in Agra recently?
Nothing yet.
That's good.
Changing the location is a good idea?
Yes, sir. Seems like it.
Okay. I am leaving.
Hey.
Come on, it's time.
Great.
Sheikh...
Okay.
Samarth, you never asked even once how I am doing?
Doesn't make a difference, right?
I fail to understand how could Sunny Sharma escape?
There was a blast.
I didn't realise he had escaped.
It's bad luck, what else?
I'll have to pay a heavy price for this.
This will be accounted for as my failure.
No one's going to ask how or why?
They are all going to say, you could have caught him, but you didn't.
Rajan called.
He's calling me back.
You know what that means.
What will anyone gain from killing Shivani?
Sir, how would I know that?
This case has become more dangerous now.
Do something, sir.
I cannot sit idle here and watch myself getting fired.
I don't have an option, sir.
I don't have a hotel in the mountains, like you.
Your job will stay intact.
No need to tell anyone about this.
Let's first solve the case.
Okay.
And we'll find Sunny, even if he's hiding in the depths of hell.
Who could have killed Shivani? And why?
Hello.
I called you to say that, people are looking for you.
The police and RAW will soon learn your location.
What... do I do now?
Don't worry.
Leave right now,
and come straight to Dubai.
I've arranged for your passport and ticket.
A silver Mercedes is waiting outside your hotel.
Hop in.
It will take you to the airport.
Okay, goodbye.
Sir.
Let's go.
Why did you stop the car?
Hey...
What did you think?
Sunny?
You can escape so easily?
I could have killed you anywhere, Ashraf.
But I wanted you to realise,
that the wait is far more dangerous than the death itself.
Sunny, I--
Don't say a word. It's not going to help.
There is a bomb in the car.
And if you move, I will shoot you.
Once I exit, if you try to leave the car,
then the bomb will go off.
And if you don't,
the bomb will get activated in three minutes and explode anyway.
So wait.
Sunny...
Sunny, listen to me.
-Sunny-- -My enmity was with Mirza Baig.
I took my revenge on Mirza Baig.
If you had enmity with me, you should have killed not Shiv...
Sunny, I--
Sunny! Sunny!
Sunny!
Look, Sunny.
I never had any personal enmity with you.
But I also know,
you won't rest until, you haven't killed Shivani's killer.
I can tell you where you can find Ashraf Baig.
Look at this.
How did this happen?
Now it's confirmed Sunny is right here.
It's not easy for Sunny to do this.
He was Wajid's man Friday.
Why?
He killed senior Baig as well.
Let's get a cup of coffee and then come up with a plan.
Okay let me think.
What do you think?
Who killed Ashraf Baig?
What?
You couldn't catch Sunny Sharma yet, could you?
Mr. Mishra.
I know why and how long you two are here.
You do your job,
but this case is slightly complicated
What do you want from us?
Collaboration.
What kind of collaboration?
You two want Sunny Sharma,
and I've no interest in him.
But everything else that happened,
right from Shivani Bhatnagar's kidnapping
to Ashraf Baig's murder,
is connected to the India-Pakistan Summit.
Which is happening in Agra.
Was supposed to happen in Kathmandu,
but now happening in Agra.
What connection?
shivani.bhat@hotmail.com
There's a mail from some Ann.
Open it.
"Hi Shivani, tried contacting you so many times."
"Are you okay?"
"Even your last mail was incomplete..."
Check the last email in the sent items.
Okay.
Some kind of report.
But the mail hasn't gone through.
There are some half-uploaded photographs as well.
Give me two minutes. I will retrieve it.
Just a...
Wajid.
And I am still here to make sense of it all.
Sit, have a seat, please.
Everything is in control in Agra.
And our men are doing their jobs.
But, there's something that keeps bothering me.
Ashraf Baig.
How did he suddenly end up dead?
To win the war,
sometimes you need to lose small battles.
I am concerned about
what if the government becomes alert after this death.
If they are, then that will be a good thing.
Because they will be busy watching the crows,
and the eagle will pounce on its prey.
As I said I am not interested in Sunny.
But unfortunately,
he's become the most important link of this case.
And we cannot move ahead until we don't catch him.
You want us to help you catch Sunny.
You mean to collaborate with you.
You two are out of options.
So it's an order, not a request.
I will talk to ACP Rajan.
A few days ago two suspicious people were seen in Kathmandu,
and they are missing now.
I have a hunch they are Masood's men.
And someone helped them jump borders.
And you think it was Sunny.
Fine.
Let's work on two parallel tracks.
You keep a watch on Wajid and Masood's activities,
we'll work the Sunny angle.
Sunny... did you get your vengeance?
Now... can we start afresh?
What do you mean?
Well, you have nothing left to lose.
The police and Indian intelligence are hot on your trail.
Escaping from jail was okay,
but smuggling those two men to Agra,
makes you a bigger terrorist now.
And what do you think?
Killing those two men is an easy task.
What do you want?
Let's join hands?
Think about it.
If I would have been at your place, I would have given it a thought.
Would I be on the run for the rest of my life?
Or live with honour.
And yes, the longer you take to decide,
more conflicted you will be.
Okay?
I need an answer by tonight.
Yeah.
Hello.
Are you alright?
Where are you?
I am on an official visit. That's all I can tell you.
You are with that monster, aren't you?
Yes, it's pleasant weather.
Give the phone to Guddu.
-Guddu. -Hello, papa.
Hello, child. How are you?
I am fine, papa.
What about your result?
Papa, I came second in the class.
No, son. Not second.
Second is not good.
You have to come first. You must work harder.
Yes, papa.
When will you return?
I'll be back once my job here is done.
You're fine, right?
I am absolutely fine. Great.
-Look after your mom. -Yes, papa.
Okay, son. Bye.
-Bye. -Bye, son. Bye.
Feels nice, doesn't it?
What?
When the children grow up. They worry for you.
Yes, feels like you did something right in life.
I feel I never did anything right in life, Mr. Mishra.
Why do you say that?
Sometimes...
it's not good to come first in life.
Anyway, I won't let your name get slandered this time. Don't worry.
You were asking, what I was doing for the last five years.
PhD on Sunny Sharma.
Where did you bring me, sir?
This is the depot where his goods are loaded.
If he wants to smuggle anyone from Kathmandu to India,
under the radar of the Indian and Nepal police, then this is his best option.
Hello, are you Sant Kumar? The owner?
Yes, that's me. Tell me.
Have you seen them?
I haven't.
Look closely. Maybe you did.
I said I haven't seen them.
Hundreds of people come here every day.
Do you expect me to remember all their faces?
Go away. Go ask someone else.
I am a busy man. Leave.
What...
-Look-- -Where is Sunny?
Where is Sunny?
This is illegal. Take your hands off me.
I have connections with the Nepal police.
What are you fucking going to tell Nepal Police?
That smuggle men to India, do you?
They are looking for him. And you will be skinned alive too, understood.
Where is he?
-Fine, I'll tell you. -You will say it?
Yes, I'll tell you. I don't know where Sunny is,
but I can tell you about the others.
Yes, okay.
We let them go right after delivering them to Agra.
We don't know where they went after that.
Ask him if he can recognise them properly?
[Regional language]
Yes, he will.
Tell him to stay put in Agra and don't budge.
Otherwise, I will shoot his ass.
Next stop, Agra.
Now?
I mean... don't worry. Not us. Trilok.
Oh, sir...
Yes, sir. Faxing you the sketch in 10 minutes.
Yes.
I am ready.
Good decision.
Come over.
Any luck?
No clue about Fazlu yet.
But we do know that four days ago, he left for Agra with two people.
That's them.
I'll make copies and mail them to local intelligence right away.
If they are in Agra,
-they won't be difficult to find. -Not difficult.
Yes...
Let's go.
But my gut feeling says that...
They have finished their jobs and disappeared.
Why?
Because why would such seasoned criminals,
stay in such tight security after finishing their jobs?
Unless they need to be there to complete the job.
I am certain.
They are in Agra and will stay there till the Summit's over.
You two leave for Agra tomorrow.