Yeah.
You need at least four weeks of rest.
And the only physical activity you get to do
will be what your physiotherapist tells you.
Okay?
Just collect these medicines.
And you'll be all right.
Thank you.
Doctor, please change Shagun's medicines as well.
The one's she's already taking isn't making any difference.
She is still weak. She keeps getting dizzy spells.
I know. I was about to change her medicines.
She will be fine. Don't worry.
- Thank you. - But you go slow.
I need to get back into action, Doctor.
I want to clear my name.
- Take care. - Thank you.
Bye.
Speak your mind.
Tell me, Hardham.
My brother died due to Ram Kumar's mistake.
He deserves to be punished for his mistake.
Ram Kumar, do you realise your mistake?
Yes.
I made a mistake.
And I accept any punishment that you give me.
Hardham, what do you want?
I want Ram Kumar to be banished from this village.
What kind of demand is this?
This is my demand.
Either he stays in this village or me.
Okay. If that's what he wants, then I'll leave this village.
No, Father.
We won't go.
Gopal won't come back if Ram Kumar leaves this village.
If it wasn't for him, then Gopal would still be alive.
We cannot give such a punishment on Ram Kumar.
Okay, then. I'll leave this village instead.
Come, Mother.
Hardham.
You don't have to go anywhere.
I'll leave this village instead.
- No, Father! - Quiet.
Padma! Padma! Please stop Father.
Radha!
Wait, Ram Kumar!
I have a suggestion for the village council.
Go ahead, dear.
We'll take everyone's opinion.
Those who think Ram Kumar shouldn't leave this village
can go to his side.
And those who think Hardham is right
can go to his side.
Master.
Radha is right.
It's sound advice.
Padma?
Hardham. The villagers believe that Ram Kumar should be forgiven.
We are all sad about Gopal's death.
But it was a mistake and not a sin.
Gopal died in the war, not in some personal scuffle.
We also want you to forgive Ram Kumar.
No.
Come on, son, Forgive him.
You're suggesting that we do this next month,
but how will we manage everything in such a short time?
We'll see. At least we'll get them engaged.
We'll manage.
Welcome, dear.
- Greetings, Father. - Bless you.
Greetings, Mother.
How are you?
I am fine.
Why did you call me over so suddenly?
Nothing, dear.
We're going over to your house this evening
to meet our in-laws.
Why?
To talk about Radha and Karan's wedding.
Father, I don't think this wedding is possible.
Why? What's the matter?
Well... Radha loves someone else.
- Basdev uncle. - Manoj, what brings you here?
Radha's parents have called you and Jamna aunty over to their house.
- Why? - I don't know.
He will probably tell you tomorrow.
Goodbye.
What happened?
Master has called us over tomorrow.
Kishan, I'll wear a green sari for our wedding.
And you should wear a sherwani,
like the kind Mr. Nehru wears.
We'll have a grand wedding.
You know, I am even learning how to cook.
I am the only one talking. You haven't said a word.
They have only called my parents over, Radha.
Our wedding hasn't been fixed yet.
I am scared.
Quiet. Don't jinx it.
I've already told my parents that I will only marry Kishan.
Where are you going?
Put it back.
No one's going to steal it.
They're probably waiting for us.
- I wonder what's going to happen. - Think positive.
Why else would they call us over?
And you must fix the engagement date today.
Okay.
Who knows when they might have to go to war again.
You don't look happy today. Why?
I am happy, Radha.
But sometimes too much happiness scares me.
Why?
Because we're not your equals.
I see, so you think you're above us.
These poor destitute people.
Don't shrug everything off as a joke, Radha.
It's true that we love each other.
But this society won't accept us so easily.
I don't care if they don't. I'll run away with you.
How?
These blowing winds Are a fresh breath of air
I am your shadow
I wonder what you are to me
- Greetings. - Come in. Come in.
Listen, they are here.
Basdev, you're here.
Sit.
Get some tea.
No, no need for formalities.
Why not?
This is your first visit to our home.
You can't leave without having a cup of tea.
- Is Kishan well now? - He's fine.
What's wrong with him?
I heard about some incident in NEFA.
Kishan couldn't fire his gun.
Something like that.
No, Kishan is too naïve.
He got agitated during the war.
Have some tea.
Basdev, your son put you in a bit of trouble.
There's no trouble at all.
Our happiness lies with them.
Radha is stubborn.
Once she sets her mind on something,
she has to do it.
She doesn't know what's good for her and what's not.
What can we do? You've pampered her so much.
We will pamper her just as much.
Don't mind, dear.
But will you really be able to do it?
I worry about Kishan and the two of you more than Radha.
You see, Radha has expensive habits.
Kishan is in the army. He makes a decent living.
That won't even pay for Radha's weekly expenses.
And it has to be a grand wedding.
One befitting our stature, right?
Please tell us what we can do then.
Look here, children can be naïve.
But adults have to act responsibly.
What? I don't understand.
See...
Kishan is a nice boy.
But one shouldn't forget his limits.
Rather than crying over it later,
we should make a sensible decision now.
Radha.
Hey, Radha.
It's late. You have to go home.
Kishan, just imagine this.
In a few days, you'll say, "Radha, let's go home."
Yes, let's go now.
Let's save something for after the wedding.
Now, get up.
Look, whatever I did is for your own good.
You could've asked me once.
And if you didn't approve of this relationship, then you could've told me.
You had no right to invite Kishan's parents and humiliate them.
We didn't humiliate them, dear.
What did you do?
Showed them their place?
Where are you going?
- To apologise to Kishan and his parents. - Stop!
- Radha! - Manoj, go with her.
Okay.
Go on, son.
Kishan.
Why did you come here?
What do you mean why?
I don't want to talk to you. Go away.
Why are you saying that? What happened?
Go ask your father.
I came here to talk about that.
I don't want to listen.
- Go away. - I won't.
Then sit out here all night.
Look, dear, these things happened for a reason.
Go talk to your father.
We'll get Karan and Radha engaged next week.
Who knows when they might have to go to war again.
-If we could ask Karan... -Ask him what?
Did my father ask for my opinion on my wedding?
Did I ask Mohan during your marriage with Mohan?
Father is absolutely right.
- And this is what Karan wants too. - What do I want, brother?
Come out.
Look, even Master has rejected Kishan's proposal.
Now we're discussing your marriage with Radha.
I see.
Nice.
What was that?
Wait here. I'll talk to him.
What are you doing, Kishan?
The job that my family has been doing for generations.
What are you doing here?
- I've come to give you some good news. - What news?
I am getting married.
Wow. That's great.
When are you getting married?
- I don't want to get married. - Why?
Because the girl loves someone else.
And the one she loves is a big fool.
I don't want to talk about it, Karan.
But I do.
Why are you ignoring, Radha?
Because I've understood my reality.
Your reality?
See that kite, Karan.
Our life is like that kite.
We can soar only as high as the one controlling us.
But your life is like an eagle.
You can fly as high as you want.
Stop being so dramatic.
Can you live without Radha?
- Can she live with me? - What do you mean?
Can she cut grass with me?
Because after what happened in the war,
I feel this is what I'll have to do.
Kishan, what happened to you happens to a lot of people.
And how is Radha to blame for any of this?
It's my fault that I was born in a poor family.
Can I say something, Karan?
You're the right choice for Radha.
I can't accept the runner-up position even in a game.
Karan, enough!
I didn't come here to get humiliated.
Let's go!
Now, listen. I've had enough of your drama.
I'll talk to Radha's father, and everything will be all right.
And I am not doing this for you.
I am doing this because I want to have a ball at your wedding.
He's crazy.
Go talk to him.
Raju.
Here, have your dinner.
I don't want to eat!
Shut up and eat.
I told you already I don't want to eat.
- You won't eat? - No.
Then don't eat.
Raju, you haven't eaten yet?
I don't want to.
Eat your food, or I will slap you.
Then slap me.
But I won't eat as long as my father doesn't eat.
He hasn't eaten anything for two days.
Please eat your food.
I believe that Gopal's death was an accident.
Please eat your dinner.
Raju, go and eat with your father.
Come on.
Go.
Your cooking is improving, Father.
Cheers.
Suraj.
That Chinese officer Lin turned out to be a crafty man.
That ruse he planned...
Bastard.
You had no option but to retreat.
We did.
We could've all died fighting.
And I didn't want my boys to die in vain.
I planned that retreat.
But wait for it.
Wait to be floored by my boys as soon as they get the opportunity.
No doubt, my friend.
But...
your company is being slandered, and that's sad.
It makes my blood boil.
Not mine.
Blood is invaluable. It's supposed to be shed on duty.
Not to boil over taunts.
You're right, but we can't run away from the facts.
What facts?
Officers.
Put a ceasefire on your discussion.
Let's eat.
Okay.
- I'll help you. - I am fine. Thank you.
Come, children.
Come, let's eat.
Dinner was fantastic today.
What's wrong, Shagun?
Why are you in a bad mood?
It's nothing.
When the wife says it's nothing,
that means it is everything.
Tell me.
I didn't expect this from Khattar.
What did that poor guy do now?
Don't defend him, Suraj.
You know he was trying to indirectly humiliate you.
He's been competing with me since our Academy days.
He still hasn't understood that I only compete with myself.
Now, don't spoil your mood, because I am in a good mood.
We were both hiding our pain.
Putting up a brave face.
Pretending everything was normal.
This was the condition between both countries.
A state of denial.
As if there were no problems concerning the border.
Everything was quiet.
Sir, our position is quite strong in NEFA.
All the vantage points are under our control.
This is the right time to talk to them...
But this was just the lull before the storm.
The Chinese had tasted blood.
They knew that the Indian Army might be brave and professional,
but our soldiers lacked even the basics,
such as warm clothes and modern weapons.
The enemy is cornered and scared...
The decision-making bureaucrats
were miles away from ground reality.
So, how could the Chinese pass on this opportunity?
Everyone, gather around!
LONG LIVE THE GREAT CHINESE PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY
Your grandpa kept thinking about
the enemy's ruse, their next move.
After all, it was just his leg that was injured,
not his sharp brain.
He had confidence, a kind of commitment,
that his life's goal is fighting this war
and winning it.
And I knew
that no one could come between him and the battlefield.
Neither his injury nor my illness.
What are you doing, Mrs. Singh?
You scared me.
Really?
- Now I am going to surprise you. - What?
I want to show you something.
- I do too. - What?
You first.
Careful.
What did Dr. Desai say?
To hell with Dr. Desai.
I clearly told my boss
I'm going to fight this war along his side.
What did you want to show me?
Reports.
Reports?
You have a daughter who goes to school remember?
Why are you always after her?
Let her mind her own business.
Now, come inside.
Come and have your breakfast. Come on.
Rinpa! What are you doing here?
She ran away.
So, I came after her.
This area is restricted. Don't you know that?
I apologise.
- Don't you get grass on your side? - Of course not.
That's why I have to come here.
Now, go away.
I am leaving.
Come on. Come on.
- Sir! - What now?
- Would you like some milk? - Okay.
LONG LIVE THE GREAT CHINESE PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY
This is Chuhul Airstrip where the Chinese will attack.
I know.
How do you know?
It's written there.
It doesn't say anywhere that they are going to attack.
Why can't our Air Force drop bombs on them?
Because this war won't be fought in the skies...
or in water.
It will be fought only on land.
The land of Ladakh.
Suraj.
Is there going to be a war again?
Definitely.
They have NEFA.
There's a massive build-up in the Ladakh sector.
The only question is...
when and from which direction they will attack from.
- Sir. - Yes, Ug Lee.
I have a question, sir.
- Sit. - Thank you, sir.
Tell me.
Everyone wants to know. We're preparing so much,
but when are we going to attack Chuhul?
Not everyone, Ug Lee. You're the one who is in a hurry.
But don't worry
the Indian Independence Day is six days away.
We'll hand them their gift on that day.
Okay?
Major Lin had begun to spread his trap.
But he didn't know that,
across the border, Suraj Singh's sharp brain
was thinking far ahead.
Everyone knew the importance of the Chuhul Airstrip.
But only your grandpa and Lin knew
that the Chinese will take the Shaksa La route to get there.
What are you thinking, sir?
I've promised Premier En Lai that we'll give him Ladakh.
And, for that, I must capture Chuhul Airstrip first.
It's not an airstrip, sir. It's a joke.
Ug Lee, if you had the brains,
then you would've been in my place.
Never let the size deceive you.
If we capture this airstrip, then India and Pakistan
will stop fighting over Kashmir.
Because Kashmir will then belong to China.
Glory to Mother India!
- What happened? - What?
Where did he go?
Come on.
- I don't want to talk to him. - Come with me.
- Happy Independence Day, Suraj. - Same to you, Khattar.
Happy Independence Day, Shagun.
Sir.
Go, talk to him.
I said I don't want to talk to him.
I said go talk to him or else I'll slap you.
Go on. I am waiting here. Go.
-But... -Radha! Go!
Go on.
You ignored me.
How dare you?
What?
I left because that wasn't my place.
You see, Radha, I had lost my way.
We've no right to see big dreams.
Kishan, our love is a reality and not a dream.
Which your father will never accept.
He'll never approve of our love.
If you're with me, then I'm ready to face anyone.
This is impossible, Radha!
Okay.
If I can't be yours, then I won't marry anyone.
Radha!
Are you crazy?
What if something happened to you?
I can swim.
Shameless!
- Stop it. - Come out now.
The wounds of war heal slowly.
Love and patience are both essential.
And Major Suraj Singh
had endless amount of love and patience for his country.
Back in those days, he was like Arjun from the Mahabharata,
who saw nothing except the eye of the fish.
He would be busy all day thinking about strategies to win the war.
As if it was some kind of a personal obsession.
Especially after NEFA.
What happened?
War has been declared.
Or it's about to be declared.
Are you all right?
I'm hearing these voices in my head.
Sir!
We just received the news.
War has been declared in Chuhul.