- Long live India. - This way.
Good morning.
- Good morning! - What was the emergency that
you couldn't speak on the phone?
Owing to the fact that all our lines are secured.
The matter is very delicate, Commissioner.
Ajit, are you eating?
It doesn't seem like.
Mini, I have a flight to catch.
But you need to be prepared.
You never eat. You have lost 2 kgs.
- Tell me something? - Yes?
How will I gain 2 kgs just by eating two eggs?
Just eat quietly.
- Hold on! - Who is it?
Yeah, Chandrika?
No, I am ready. I am in the elevator.
I am coming.
Okay.
- Good morning. - You're five minutes late.
- So sorry! - Ajit!
- ***! - Ajit! Ajit! - Start the car!
She is coming.
- She is here. - You never stop.
What happened, babe?
- Hi, Chandrika! - Hi, Mini!
You don't take good care of him these days.
He's become so weak.
It was a joke. She is joking. A joke!
Hold this. These are sandwiches.
Eat them. I just ate upstairs.
It was not enough.
- Chandrika, I've packed one sandwich for you too. - How sweet!
Make sure that he eats.
Don't worry. I'll make sure of that.
- Take care of yourself. - Okay.
- Bye! See you! - Bye!
Stop!
What happened? Why did you stop the car?
- You want one? - No.
- Sure? - Yeah. - Be right back.
- Where are you going? - I'll just be right back.
Jesse, come on!
Have it. Finish it.
Job done.
Mini put so much effort in making those sandwiches
- and you fed them to that dog. - I know.
Doesn't your conscience bother you?
- It used to. - And now?
Now I'm used to it.
Shall we go?
Or you can do some more.
- Long live India, sir! - Long live India!
Raveena, I want to have an urgent meeting
with the SOT team within half an hour.
Okay, sir.
Morning, Raveena!
Good morning! I was about to call you.
- It's... - Leave that.
First, tell me, I asked you sent Carla an email.
Email! Oh my God!
I am so sorry, Shrikant.
I am so sorry. It slipped from my mind.
I didn't send it. Just give me one minute.
I will send it right away. Just give me one minute.
No need.
Come here.
Do you know what I am going to do to you for not sending that email?
I didn't mean to do that.
Hey, I am going to give you a big hug princess. Come here.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Actually, unknowingly you've done a great favour
to me by not sending that email.
She always says that she can't trust me
but she actually trusts me. It's proved now. So, thanks!
- I didn't get it. - Good!
I don't want to explain it either.
You were going to call me. Why?
Yes.
The commissioner called.
He'll be here soon.
He wants an urgent meeting with the team.
Call Bashir and Madan and ask where they are.
Sir, this means, someone purposely started a fire at ICDC.
That fire wasn't just started.
But they actually wanted to kill him.
Dr. Mahajan.
But by God's grace
Dr. Mahajan is alive.
He gained consciousness last night in the ICU.
Sir, it's been 6 days since the fire incident at ICDC.
They might have sold the antidote by now. They wouldn't just keep it.
That is the biggest worry, Bashir.
That is the biggest worry.
We are afraid that
the Ebola epidemic
should not be spread on purpose.
This virus...
It's a very terrible virus.
By chance if it is spreads
in a city like Mumbai
then there will innumerable casualties.
We won't get enough wood to cremate them
and enough land to bury them.
Hi, guys! Sorry, I am late.
- Did you get the case briefing? - Yes.
Guys, firstly, we need to identify the pharma company
that has made the deal for the Ebola virus and its antidote.
Yeah, but there are thousands of pharma companies.
It will be like, finding a needle in a haystack.
In a way, you are right, Raveena.
But if we consider it factually
then it's rather easy.
See, Dr. Sajiv said,
one of the pharma companies in Mumbai
made the deal of the virus and the antidote.
It means, the base of this pharma company is in Mumbai.
What a revelation, Carla!
See, the problem is that
we already know this.
Let her finish, princess.
Go on, Carla.
Raveena, I hope, you're not thinking
that I'm intruding in the primary lead of this case.
Let me be very clear.
I didn't come here on my own.
- Shrikant called me here. - Yes.
I involved Carla in this meeting because
pharma is her primary field.
Okay, chief.
Guys, first of all we need to find
Mumbai based companies
with turnover of over 500 billion rupees.
Because small scale pharma companies
cannot strike such a big deal.
Makes sense.
I too completely agree with you, Carla.
Get past records of all these companies and
check which companies have made shady deals.
How many litigation and court cases are against them.
And that's your area of expertise, princess.
So...
- Dig deep and dig fast. - You got it, chief.
Thank you so much, Carla.
We would be so lost without you.
Let's get to work.
Morning.
- Hello! - Sir!
Sir, a big problem happened last night.
I picked Mr. Sukheja from the airport and...
And what happened, tell me?
And then, two cars blocked our car.
Some men came out of the car and sprayed something on me.
I fell unconscious.
Sir, when I gained consciousness, I found our car
parked in the open parking lot of Mega Mall.
Sir, also Mr. Sukheja is missing.
You stay there, I am coming. Okay?
- Yes, Parker. - Samson.
Is the package ready.
- It's ready and gift wrapped. - Good!
Danny will come in the evening with cash.
- Give him the package. - Cool.
Go to Samson's place as soon as the boat docks.
Take Sukheja's delivery.
Give him 2.5 million.
Pick up the cash on the way from the laundry. I'll call them.
Guys, there are 5 big pharma companies in Mumbai
with a turnover exceeding 500 billions rupees.
In fact, it's much more than that.
Two of them are multinational companies with impeccable records.
Two of the remaining three companies are Diana Pharma
and RAC Pharma.
Now both these companies are 80 years old.
And they are pretty legit.
But the third company, RK Pharma...
It has reached their level in the last 12 years.
I have checked the background of all three companies.
I found nothing much about the first two companies
but the past of RK Pharma was very shady.
15 litigation within 12 years
and 7 cases of patent theft.
Till date, nothing has been proved in the court.
Guess, who the owner of RK Pharma is?
Amit Kaura's father, Rohit Kaura.
Can you identify anyone among the kidnappers?
No, sir.
Everything happened so fast that I couldn't understand anything.
Okay.
Take a leave for two days.
Balraj.
Okay, sir.
- Sir, can I ask you something? - Yes.
Sukheja's body contains the antidote of the Ebola virus.
You have spent 50 million dollars for that.
He got kidnapped and you are still so relaxed.
Whoever is behind this kidnapping
is well aware
that there is an antidote of Ebola virus
in Dr. Sukheja's body.
How much does it cost?
Think about it for a while.
Away from Mumbai
in the whole of India which major Pharma company
would want
to have the antidote
of the Ebola virus?
They can even get the seller caught.
Who is left then?
Us. Hold on, sir.
Hello?
What?
Hold.
Sir, company's IT department has called.
Someone has hacked our company's financial records.
- Shayla. - Yes, ma'am?
- Inform Shrikant sir that we have a break through. - Yes. ma'am.
Inform the head of the IT department
to shut down all the computer servers.
And to put the company building in high security alert.
I don't want any more break-ins.
Sir!
This is happening because of Amit's foolishness.
- Hi, Raveena. - Hi.
What is the breakthrough?
There is a saying, 'follow the money train'.
I hacked Rohit Kaura's company's financial records
and bingo!
Five days ago
50 million dollars were transferred to this account
from Rohit Kaura's company
To whose account?
It is an account of a big crime syndicate.
This account is in the watch list of Interpol.
And I am sure, Rohit Kaura
is the one who bought Ebola Virus and it's antidote.
Seems like it, but it is all a guess work, Raveena.
The most important thing is how to link
Rohit Kaura with Ebola's antidote deal. How do we do that?
Check which locations he has been to in the last seven days.
- My team is already on it. - Good.
Have the digibus ready.
From today, there'll be a 24 hours
surveillance on RK Pharma's building.
Ask your operates to spread around that building.
I want the record of everyone who enters and leaves the building.
Done. We'll do it right now.
Alright, let's move.
- Good job. - Cool. See you.
***
Hi, dad.
Why were you not answering my call?
Sorry, dad. I was bored, so
I started playing the video game.
I couldn't hear the phone ring because of the head phones.
Is everything alright, dad?
I am trying to make everything okay.
- Pass the phone to Robbie. - Robbie?
In Delhi?
Why isn't Robbie at the farm house yet?
I don't know, sir.
I dropped him at the airport myself yesterday.
Amit, listen to me carefully.
- Yes, dad? - After my call
switch off your phone and destroy the sim card.
I am sending a car there in ten minutes.
Leave, immediately.
- But why? - Just do as I say.
Okay, dad.
Chandrika, come in.
Raveena, we're on our way to Sainik Farms.
In ten minutes Rohit is sending
a car for Amit. You know what to do, right?
Got it.
We will also take ten minutes to reach, Raveena.
Amit, where are you of to all of a sudden?
Nowhere. Also,
If you were younger
I would have taken you also with me.
Will you come?
***.
Where are you running?
What? Come on!
Come on.
- Who are you? - Get in the car
and we will introduce ourselves. Come on.
You still haven't told me
who you are.
SOT.
Surgical Operations Team.
You are from SOT?
A government agency, right?
Oh my!
You scared me.
And I thought
some gang is kidnapping me.
Are you not scared?
Do you know us?
You are the one's
who would do anything for my dad's money.
Dogs!
You have no idea who my dad is.
Rohit Kaura.
Commander, there's a call from Mumbai.
Yes, Parker. Where are you?
I am reaching Mumbai.
And what about Dr. Sukheja?
Danny is going to take the delivery.
Call me once you get the delivery.
And be careful, Parker.
My brother's life depends on Dr. Sukheja's body.
Got it.
Let's go.
Guys, have a look at this.
Three days ago Rohit Kaura was near Chandigarh in Zirakpur.
And these tickets prove that.
This is the ICDC lab area.
Yes. And his company hired a Mercedes
from Regal Car Rentals.
And the location of that car matches the location.
Interesting.
The day ICDC lab was set on fire
on the very next day Rohit Kaura reached Zirakpur.
And on the same day there is a transfer
of 50 million dollars form his company
to an international crime syndicate.
But these are circumstantial evidences.
Without solid proof SOT cannot arrest Rohit Kaura.
Solid proof?
Amazing, Mr. Shrikant.
Mister! That's a new word.
He wants solid proof.
The one who believes in threatening criminals
to confess anything
wants a solid proof. But why?
The thing is, Bashir. Same thing cannot be implicated on everyone.
I don't follow the same rule all the time.
And I will also threaten Rohit Kaura.
I promise you it will work too.
Team SOT, come in.
Tell me, Chandrika.
We have caught Mickey Mouse.
Good job.
Where are you at the moment?
We are reaching the airport.
Listen
don't be strict with Amit Kaura.
You are saying this, Shrikant
after everything he did with Bhagyashri?
Yes, I am saying this.
You don't know the situation here.
His dad has only made the deal for the Ebola virus and its antidote.
We can use Amit Kaura
as a leverage in the future.
As your say, chief.
Hey!
Listen to me carefully.
I won't repeat myself.
You have two options.
You either keep your mouth shut
and come with us.
Are you listening?
Or you have one more option.
We will make you unconscious, put you in a bag
and take you in the flight's luggage compartment.
Speak up, we don't have time.
Nod your head.
Will you?
Don't act too smart, get it?
Oh ***.
Getting kidnapped would have been better.
So, where are you from?
From Namibia.
So, how come India?
Cheers.
Welcome, sir.
Left side, sir.
- Welcome, sir. - Hi.
Left side, sir.
- Where are you off to? - Business class.
Come, let me show you your class.
Are you alright, sir?
- Can I have some water? - Sure, sir.
Sir.
- Sir? - Excuse me, sir.
Sir
what we were afraid of has happened.
We need to hold all the passengers of IC 828's in quarantine.
The passengers of IC 828
have been shifted to hangar 14 from the secondary runway.
Like you all can see.
All the passengers
are wearing surgical masks.
But why?
If we don't get the antidote
of Ebola then
I am afraid, but it's true
all the passengers will die.