Welcome Mrs. Kauraha.
Abodh Chatterjee.
Sorry, I am a bit late.
I just found out that
you're under surveillance by the SOT.
It's all the part of a game, Dr. Abodh.
For five years, before marrying Mr. Kauraha
I was his personal secretary.
So you see, I have learnt it from the best.
But have you read my agreement?
Yes. And I will sign too.
But before I do that I want to tell you that
my husband and I
are not happy with a 30-70 deal.
You have taken advantage
of our helplessness.
Who gave the license to do this?
Your husband did.
Exactly two months ago.
When the lead researcher of ICDC
Dr. Sajeev, came and told us
that he was going to find the antidote to
Ebola Zaire.
So who did I approach, first?
I came to your husband.
Mr. Kauraha.
So you will give me both the Ebola virus
and the antidote.
Our company and your company will cut a deal.
70-30.
Seventy for you, thirty for us.
It was a clean deal.
Till your husband
messed it.
And the patent?
That will belong to you too.
After all, you are going to do all the dirty work.
If he is taken with the idea of 100 percent profits
then he wouldn't have cut a deal with Narang.
And your husband wouldn't have been
in prison at present. And your son
wouldn't be in the quarantine zone.
What do we do about Dr. Sajeev?
Dr. Sajeev
will need to be eliminated.
And that is a task
we will do.
We will.
I am sure there is a strong reason why my husband did this.
Or it could be his rationale.
Anyway, I don't have any hard feelings
about this deal. So let's start on a positive note.
- Bhatia. - Yes.
Excuse me.
Thank you.
Sir.
Greetings, sir.
The president of the Muslim people's league Bilal Abasi's here.
Adding a virus into the reservoir
of any large country
which can endanger millions of lives
that too for some money?
Which religion preaches that?
How can that be called humane?
If you had done this task
to release your brother Samarullah
from India
all the people would have supported you.
But
if you ask for money
then you will have to buy the support too.
On the social media and the internet
this issue of yours
will need to be given an Islamic twist.
Bilal Abasi, I understand
the implication of what you are saying.
You tell me.
How much would you sell your conscience for?
I have already sold that out a long time ago, Hafizullah.
This is about a deal involving the community.
Fifty percent of what one gets
from the Indian government.
I hope there is no room for saying no.
I will leave now. Goodbye.
You have extracted the antidote
from my body too. Let me go now, please.
Say something!
Will you excuse me for a moment please?
- Hello, Commander. - Yes Parker, tell me.
What's the news of the city?
The hospitals are flooded with patients.
Almost every doctor's clinic
has a flood of patients.
In some days, the authorities will know
that the Ebola quarantine isn't only in the hangar.
- It is spread all over the city. - Wonderful.
That is such great news.
Parker.
You must start phase three of the plan.
What are you saying, Bashir?
Shalini Kauraha switched off her phone as soon as she left home.
- How am I supposed to track her? - I know.
But please understand what I am saying.
We don't have a suspect, nor do we have any clues.
No matter which direction we take with this case, it's a dead end.
Bashir, the dead end is in your mind.
Not the case.
We have two leads, now.
One of them is the one who bought the antidote
from Narang and the other is Dr. Sukheja.
The one whose body contains the antidote.
That is not a lead. It's just information.
Yes, Shahana.
A courier has been standing
outside the compound wall since 3 hours now.
Hold on. Right.
- Go on, Shahana. - Yes, I have
contacted the courier company. They said
one of their trucks has been missing from
their parking lot since the afternoon.
- Okay, thanks. - Okay.
Guys, since 3 hours
this truck has been standing outside the office compound.
Let me check.
- Yes, Darshan. - Yes, Madan sir.
Listen, there is a truck
parked outside the compound wall of the building.
It seems to be from a courier company.
There hasn't been any movement since some time now.
- Can you check once and let me know? - Alright, sir.
- Madan sir? - What's the update, Darshan?
The shutter of the truck isn't closed and
the driver is not to be seen.
Okay, scan the truck and see if you can find any leads.
Okay, sir.
- Madan sir. - Yes, tell me.
There is a wooden box in the truck.
Is there anything else in it?
There is a man inside it, who's alive.
What?
If you say so, can I check and see?
No, no, don't touch it at all. I will come there at once.
- We will see, okay? - Okay, sir.
Monitor.
- Madan, did you find anything? - No.
There is a man inside. There is a device attached to his body.
It could be a radio.
It's definitely an explosive.
I think, it's dead.
But the circuit must have a current, right?
This scanner can detect that.
Here's what we should do.
Shrikant, are you around?
We first need to secure the entire area.
Is that okay?
Yes, definitely we can do that, Madan.
Okay.
Come on.
Watch out.
Take care. Easy does it.
This is Dr. Sukheja.
Nothing will happen to you.
See, there is something next to him.
Yes.
- Let me check it. - I will check it. Wait.
I don't know how it got activated!
- We will get you out... - Wait.
- Stay right there. - No problem.
Let me see, come on!
Get him out.
There are 8 seconds to go.
- Get back from here. - Sorry, sorry.
- Get back. - No!
The way you all have handled this
case is a total disaster.
Who is Parker?
He has the SOT dancing like puppets to his tune.
You've arrested him before too.
And thanks to Mister
Shrikant Mhatre's unconventional behavior.
And then you folks let him escape.
Captain Sujeet, it would be better if we discuss the present case.
Mr. Shrikant Mhatre, I am discussing
the present case.
Sukheja was our last hope of finding the antidote.
Even that was destroyed because of your mishandling.
Now, can you tell me
what about this quarantine zone
and the 117 infected passengers?
Let me clear up something right away, Captain Sujeet.
You have no official right
to comment on our methods of working.
So please refrain from it.
As observers, the present case is up for your perusal
and since that is the scenario as advisors
you can give us advice.
Yes, whether we accept it or not
is our prerogative.
For once in your life you want to
play by the rules, Mr. Shrikant.
How convenient, right?
Okay, fine.
As of now
after you give me the reports
what are the new active leads, coming up?
We are working on that, sir. We haven't got any active leads
yet. We will let you know when we have them.
Alright, Captain Sujeet. Let's wrap up this meeting.
We've got a lot of work to do. Let's go, guys.
Bashir.
I need to talk to you.
Yes, sir. Tell me.
Bashir. Of all the batches in 2009
you were my absolute favorite.
- Sincere, dedicated, intelligent. - Thank you, sir.
The position you are at, right now
you deserve much better than that.
You have been trained by me.
So, I am sure that this
Shrikant Mhatre's methods of working
are not to your taste, either.
In a way you're right, sir. I mean, I don't agree.
- I was telling him about it. - I knew it.
Bashir.
I would like you to be the eyes and ears of the SOT for me.
I want direct reports of every move by Shrikant Mhatre.
I don't want to take any more chances with this case.
I am sitting in Delhi.
I promise you. After this case
you will be the permanent chief of the SOT.
'Bashir.'
'I would like you to be
the eyes and ears of the SOT in this case.'
'I want direct reports of every move by Shrikant Mhatre.'
'I don't want to take any more chances with this case.'
'I am sitting in Delhi.'
'I promise you. After this case
you will be the permanent chief of the SOT.'
Sir, do you remember the first time
we came to meet you at the Commissioner's office?
Sir, at that time Shrikant used some
very unparliamentary words to describe you.
Selfish, egoist, jj.
Words to that effect.
To be honest, I was very angry and I felt very upset at the time.
But now I think that
he was rather stingy with his description of you.
Bashir
you are making a monumental mistake.
Times have changed.
If you choose to make enemies with the
crocodile while being part of a minority
you will be the chaff
that gets crushed along with Shrikant's grain.
Sir, I can respond to that right here, but
I won't because you are a senior.
But you have proved something today.
A man may be of sound body or not, but his mind must not be rotten.
The entire conversation has been recorded.
Intimidating and threatening a government officer
on special duty with a communal attitude.
At one point in time you were my senior.
That's why, for the time being I will reserve the charges.
So from here on, Captain Sujeet, you
will work with me and the SOT
and you will make the adjustment.
Well, that's one problem solved.
It seems our luck is changing.
Raven.
May I see that?
Yeah.
She is my daughter, Kristy.
And this lady?
My ex wife, Jennifer.
Both of them live in New York.
After the divorce, I ceased to exist in Jennifer's life.
Kristy was very young when we got divorced.
If I go to her right now she won't even recognize me.
And it is possible that by now
she probably considers someone else her dad.
If you don't mind me asking you, how did your break up happen?
I don't wish to revisit those dark pages
of my life.
I understand, we all...
we all have dark chapters in our lives.
But it is so strange, right?
The greatest philosophers
and writers say that
time heals everything.
Time certainly heals.
But the scars remain for life.
Doc.
We have created the time frame and the estimates.
Within 24 hours, we can produce
1,000 liters of antidote, daily.
Later, we can increase the capacity too.
- Not bad. Not bad for a start. - It is.
Thank you.
Sir, when will you release the antidote?
Nice question, Raje.
You know
when I made the deal for the antidote
with Parker, he placed just one condition.
We would release the antidote officially, when
he would give us the green signal.
But, sir, if it gets too late then
thousands of people could die.
Does it matter to you?
No, sir.
Then why are you speaking of things which can prick the conscience?
Just relax.
Relax, Raje.
Dr. Abodh, I've got some real bad news.
Sir, all the sample that you sent, every one of them
is infected by Ebola Zaire.
I know, I know, Carla.
We also just got the report from the ICDC lab, just now.
But I don't understand, Carla.
When all the passengers on the plane got the antidote
how come the city
has been infected by this virus?
Sir, I can't figure out any of this.
My brain is not working.
I am going to the Chief Minister right now, Carla.
And until some decision is made
please make sure this news
is confined to the SOT and doesn't go beyond it.
Of course, sir.
Sir, I was just upset.
Okay, bye.
- Hello? - Carla?
What is it, Chandrika? All okay?
I have been awake all night.
I was watching Amit.
He has been screaming all night.
His pulse is getting very weak but he
has become very active, suddenly.
One moment. Let me check.
- Hold on tight. - No, please.
No, please leave me! Please.
No! Please.
Something very strange has happened.
Amit Kauraha's blood
shows a 60 to 70 percent reduction in the Ebola strain.
Please leave me! Please.
Please don't do this.
Let me go, please.
And the residue left behind is very weak too.
This is impossible without any medication.
Oh and Carla
the night before yesterday
I woke up during the night.
I saw nurse Nancy
giving Amit an injection.
In fact, even I saw Nancy speaking to Amit
once during the night.
'Ma'am, the Demoral is coming out.'
And the day Amit's mother
came to meet him, Nancy and
Shalini were talking to each other.
And she gave a PSP game for Amit too.
But what did the two of them
talk about before I got there?
I don't know about that.
There is something fishy going on there.
Yes, it is.
Okay. I will call you back. Okay?
'Perfect! You win.'
'Raveena wants to connect with you.'
Put her on, Alexa.
Shrikant, Carla called me two minutes ago.
Amit has shown a 60 percent recovery from Ebola
at the hangar and she suspects that
nurse Nancy gave him the antidote.
Okay, message me Nancy's address and
tell Bashir to get there at once. It's urgent.
This is right to the antidote. We can't mess it up, okay?
There is some more bad news, Shrikant.
The Ebola virus is not contained anymore.
The virus has spread to many parts of the city.
Guys, I am tracking Nancy's phone.
She has just left for home from her work shift.
Shrikant, I'll share the address with Bashir also.
He will be there within 15 minutes as well.
We've done it, guys. Nancy has reached home.
Please get the bloody antidote from her.
This is such an awesome society...
Peter.
Nancy! Come on.
Raveena, get your ambulance here at once. Nancy is critical.
What the heck...
Hey! Hey!
- Let her go! - Please.
- Stay right there. - Let the girl go.
- I will shoot you. - Put the gun down.
- I will shoot her. - Let her go.
Stay right there. Throw the gun down.
Let the girl go.
Throw the gun down! Stay right there.
- Throw the gun down or I will stab her. - Don't...
One moment, Bashir. I've got this **** covered.
Throw the gun down!
Throw the gun down now!
Raveena, I am sending the location to you on my phone.
Send an ambulance here as soon as possible.
It's a satellite call. It must be Parker.
Check it.
Shrikant Mhatre.
You ran after Samson.
Samson died.
You chased Narang, Narang died.
You could not save Roma either.
In fact, even Sukheja whose body contained the antidote
he also died in front of you.
And you know about this.
The Ebola virus spreads throughout the city.
The flight passengers aren't the only ones at stake.
The entire population of Mumbai is at risk.
Yesterday morning, I released
the virus into Vihar lake.
Two pumping cycles are probably done by now.
And the antidote is only with my client
Commander Hafizullah.