1971: Prisoners of War Page #5

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I will come in minute. - Ok sir.

Ahmed had gained Karamat's confidence.

He had given us the accessories...

...required for the uniform, the belt and the medals...

...one by one.

Goltu, one more peg.

And that evening Goltu made the jaggery drinks.

Sir, one more peg. - I love you.

Sir one more. - Best of 3.

Sir. Sir. Sir. - One more - Sir. Sir.

What is happening here? - Hey Major Karamat.

Make one drink for Major Karamt also.

Got it sir. - Got it sir.

Both have done wonders.

I will write a letter to both of you after reaching India.

Take this sir. - Have a drink Major.

What is this? What is this? - Sir jaggery...

How did this happen? How did this happen?

I do not know sir. They had made something with jaggery.

Did you also drink? - Goltu, one more.

This is too much! This is too much!

Come on! - Sir! Sir!

Major Karamat! - Sir! 1... 2... 3...

What about the photographs?

I burned it, sir.

I hope you have not burned the Colonel?

He is sleeping like a log, sir.

By now he must have reached Jodhpur and joined the duty.

Shut up.

Were you Hanuman in your last birth?

Sir, nowadays I am Vibhishan.

What's the news?

Sir, they have a flag hosting on 14th August in the morning.

After that Sultana Khanan, a ghazal singer, is coming in the

evening.

Before that Colonel Shapoor and some ISI officers will

arrive.

And sir, all the new guards have riffles and mounted LMGs.

All of it is American made. Advanced.

No burst can go wrong.

And sir, there are three things in the signal room.

Current, siren and along with the light, telephone main

wiring.

Just shutting it won't do, sir.

We will have to damage it.

Sir, I will have to see the phase.

What about your bomb?

Sir, we will have to save it from water.

If water falls on the bomb... the bomb will go waste, sir.

Anything else?

Sir, we have received the order...

...to vacate the camp within 15 days.

It means after 15 days Red Cross won't be in Pakistan.

On 14th August... Pakistan independence day.

In the evening, there will be a feast. Kabir.

I will look after the signal room, sir.

Jacob.

Sir, I will be around the fence.

As soon as they receive the signal...

...I will come near you.

After leaving this place?

Sir, Abudabad is 20 km from here in the south.

If we get separated, then we all will meet there.

After leaving this place?

Sir, we have to follow the outside road.

The first city is there.

Fine. We will think of the next plan of action there.

Remember. We have only one bomb as ammunition.

If that is ruined, then everything is over.

Okay?

Have faith in God.

We are taking a chance.

If we survive, then fine.

Otherwise... we will die in the open air.

If any one of us reach there...

...then it will open the way of our freedom.

Okay?

There too. Here.

There too. - Okay, sir.

Guards, attention.

Guards, salute! Salute!

This uniform is not of the right size.

Didn't find one of my size?

Parade, attention!

Ram, Gotu! - Sir.

We will report on time!

We will meet you after the program.

The position will be army jeeps.

And you? - Sir, I will look after the kitchen.

After constable Ahmed take the position...

...my position will be the signal room, sir.

Guards, attention.

Jacob. - Sir, I will be with you.

I will move after Kabir takes the action.

The target will be his.

Ahmed.

Sir, 2 minutes after the program begins...

...the first blast will be the signal for Captain Kabir.

After I go in, Captain Jacob will start the action.

From a distance Captain Kabir will...

...have to be alert and take the position.

Parade, be alert.

The shirt should not be seen. Come on, boys.

I want the permission to start the program.

Go ahead.

Thank you, sir.

On the auspicious day of Pakistan's Independence Day...

...I welcome you all.

I want to thank renowned Sultana Khanan...

...who is well known for Pakistani ghazal.

She took out some moments from her precious time.

And she came here.

So let's hear that singer who took Pakistani ghazal to great

heights.

Here comes Sultana Khanan.

"Beloved..."

"Beloved..."

"Beloved..."

"Beloved..."

"Return home, beloved."

"Put some fire."

"Return home, beloved."

"Put some fire."

"The way you made me crave, earlier."

"Do it again."

"Return home, beloved."

"Beloved..."

Where are you going? - To the bathroom. - Major sir...

"I have one God."

"You have one God."

"Then, my beloved, why are you angry."

"Then, my beloved, why are you angry."

"Beloved..."

"Return home, beloved."

"Put some fire."

"Return home, beloved."

"Put some fire."

"Why are these separations there?"

"Show some pity."

"Beloved..."

Sir, this is the electricity board.

"One is my life, and one life is yours."

"One is my life, and one life is yours."

What's the matter? What are you searching for?

What are you doing?

I can't find the storeroom's key.

Ask them what you want.

Keep quiet.

Keep quiet.

"In the hope that you will return."

"I have been waiting for you."

"Beloved..."

"Beloved..."

"Beloved..."

"Beloved..."

"Return home, beloved."

"Put some fire."

"Return home, beloved."

"Put some fire." - Ahmed!

"The way you made me crave, earlier."

"Do it again." - The bomb failed! - What!

You stop Kabir, I will stop Sir...

...otherwise it will be suicidal.

"Beloved..."

"Beloved..."

Kabir sir! Sir!

What happened to the electricity?

It's a blast!

Check the supply!

2240! 2240! Over!

2240! 2240!

2240! I have been calling you for the past 20 minutes!

Report your location! Over!

I am moving towards Abudabad.

Okay! Over!

2240! Who else is there with you? Over!

Sultana Khanan. And 4 of our officers.

Go there and wait for my further orders.

And if you see any military vehicles on the route...

...send them to the camp. - Over.

Over. - Our men are traveling in that vehicle.

Stop the vehicle! - Go to Mujirpur. This is the Highway.

And Muzafarabad is there.

Any other route to reach there?

He will shoot and I won't stop him.

There is a coarse road from here.

It goes towards the left.

Turn the jeep.

Switch off the headlights.

What happened? - Sir, I won't be able to drive.

The road ahead is very bad.

Ram. - Yes, sir. - Hold this.

Let's go.

Now show the direction. And remember.

We can use bloodshed.

Jacob. - Yes, sir.

Study the map en route... in the torch light.

Let's go.

Sir, 6 people are missing. Along with Major Suraj.

What!

Hawk 1 to Tiger. Hawk 1 to Tiger.

Major Bilal Malik. Receiving the signal. Pass the message

over.

Hawk 1! 6 prisoners have escaped towards Abudabad.

They are wearing ordinary clothes.

Carry out aerial search in Charlie x-ray area.

6 km radius. And road going to Abudabad. Over!

Yes, sir. I am going there.

Sir, any previous record of these people? Over.

What do you mean? Over.

Sir, I mean to say are they smugglers, spies or murderers.

Who are they, sir? Over. - How does that matter? Over!

Sir, I mean to say if we got their photos and records...

...then we can display it in the next check post...

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Piyush Mishra

Piyush Mishra (born 13 January 1963) is an Indian film and theatre actor, music director, lyricist, singer and scriptwriter. Mishra grew up in Gwalior, and went to graduate from National School of Drama, Delhi in 1986. Thereafter, he started his career in Hindi theatre in Delhi. Over the next decade, he established himself as a theatre director, actor, lyricist and singer. He moved to Mumbai in 2002, actor, lyricist and screenwriter, and receiving acclaim for his acting in Maqbool (2003) and Gangs of Wasseypur (2012). As a film lyricist and singer, he is noted for his songs "Arre Ruk Ja Re Bandeh" in Black Friday, (2004), "Aarambh Hai Prachand" in Gulaal (2009), "Ik Bagal" in Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 1, (2012), and "Husna" in MTV Coke Studio, (2012). more…

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