1971: Prisoners of War Page #6

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2007
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...and in all the newspapers. Over!

Hawk 1, just do what you are being told to do!

All right! All right! Thank you very much, sir. Over and out,

sir.

Stay alert.

There is not much distance between them and us.

How did all this happen? I want the full information.

I am telling you, colonel. We don't know anything.

Shut up, you scoundrel!

Kayamat! - Yes, sir.

I want the full report! - Okay, sir!

Sir, I know that the jeep number is 2240...

...and it has departed for Abudabad. Over!

Then check Abudabad. Over!

Sir, I have done that! It has not reached there!

And if our men are in the jeep, then I don't want to take any

risk!

Over! - So check the roads! Over!

Sir, are they mad and foolish that they will escape by road!

Do they want to commit suicide? Over.

What do you mean! Over!

Sir, they have gone by the jungle route.

You do something there. I will leave right away! Over and

out!

Is this the highway? - Yes.

Get down.

It is very dangerous.

Nothing will happen! Don't act smart! Get down! Out!

Hurry up!

Come on! Hurry up! Give me the rope!

We will have to make him unconscious!

Hold him!

Jacob! Are you fine!

Sir, the bullet just missed me.

Are you sure? - Yes, sir.

The blood is oozing out.

Right! Keep the body in the jeep.

And cover the jeep with the bushes.

Take as much ammunition as you can carry.

And their wallet too.

Hurry up!

And listen! Ram, Gotu... we will have to make them

unconscious.

Come on! - I am sorry. - Come on!

We will have to make you unconscious for sometime.

Are you Indian?

Yes.

Then what are you doing here?

Look... the story is long and there is not enough time.

I won't be able to tell you.

Are you a soldier?

Yes. - From '71 war?

Yes.

I too have been the member of Pakistani human rights

commission.

For the past 4 months, news of Red cross raid...

...was being published in the newspaper.

I have a request.

Please don't make me unconscious.

Believe me, dear.

Take some of trust from our country.

The jeep will be caught within next 20 minutes.

Ahmed. It was Ahmed. - Ahmed.

Yes, sir.

I think... I think he is no more, sir.

Shoot them at sight. Spread all over.

There are wearing ordinary clothes.

They are very scared.

They don't know where to go.

I will kill them brutally.

Which way did they go?

Towards Islamabad.

Towards Islamabad?

How do you know?

What's so surprising about that!

They don't know the way!

They didn't make you unconscious.

I don't know.

What difference does it make!

Yes, sir.

Come on everybody! Move!

What are you waiting for! You idiot!

Nothing, sir! Coming, sir! Coming, sir!

No, no! Turn it. Turn it. Take it back!

Take another route.

Tiger for Hawk 1! What are you doing! Turn back! Over!

Sir! Sir! Sir!

All the military vehicles have a map in the dashboard.

And this vehicle's dashboard was empty, sir. Over.

What do you mean? Over!

It means the map is missing. It means they have the map,

sir.

That means they have gone towards that side...

...if they can understand military map.

And now I am asking you for the last time.

Can they understand military map, sir? Over.

What do you mean? - Are they military experts, sir?

Are they in any way connected to army, sir? Over.

I too am telling you for the last time!

Listen to me carefully, major!

These people are wearing ordinary clothes.

They are in no way connected to the army! Out!

Okay, sir. Over and out!

What is going on?

Sir, we have received the order to check the truck.

They are our men!

Sir, our men are traveling in this.

Let them go. They are our men. - Okay, sir.

Let them go.

What's the matter? - Sir, a search is going on.

We are searching for 6 people... - Who are they?

Sir, we don't know.

Can I get first aid? Somebody has been injured. - Yes, sir.

Salim! Get the first aid box!

Take this, sir.

Thanks.

Let them go.

Come, sir.

How are you feeling?

Sir, there is a bit of weakness. But...

Otherwise I am fit.

Very good!

We will have to buy new clothes after reaching

Muzafarabad.

This uniform won't come to our aid for long.

Did you guys earn anything?

Sir, the entire Pakistan's salary is in our hand.

Very good!

Did you guys note one thing? - What, sir?

These people are hiding our identity.

They don't want this matter to spread.

I wish that ma'am does... what she said she will do.

Hawk 1! Quickly come to Abudabad hospital!

Our soldier is regaining consciousness.

We can get some more information from him. Over.

All right, sir. Over and out!

Sabina, believe me. I am telling the truth.

I have seen at least 70 prisoners of war with my own eyes.

This camp has been made near Chaklala.

And from here they have escaped to Muzafarabad.

But the government is saying something else.

And even Red cross has not got hold of any Indian POW.

Sabina, its not a difficult task to hide...

...70 people in this huge city of Pakistan.

You tell me. What can you do about this?

Red cross is in Pakistan only.

We could give them this news.

Can't we publish this news in the newspaper?

We can try. But these people will not let us publish it.

Sabina, first go to Red Cross. Talk to them.

And then you call me.

Okay.

Come on down! Come on!

Greetings.

Do you know... you could lose your service for this?

Do you know Red Cross is still present in Pakistan?

If they got the news, our country would be slandered.

If we had not been alert... this camp would have...

...been nabbed a long time back.

In a night all those people were shifted from there.

I don't understand how did all this happen?

This was an accident.

They ran away under the cover of the feast.

Otherwise our security... Sir, our security was foolproof.

I had checked it till the last moment.

The government has to pay the compensation...

...of your last minute inspection.

Sorry, sir.

Major Malik! - Sir.

What do you have to say?

Sir, I have only one question.

Are these Indian 'Prisoners of War', sir? - Yes.

I am sorry, sir.

I will maintain the secrecy of the mission.

But you should have told me this before.

Anyway.

Come. - The patient has regained consciousness.

Let's go.

What had happened? Tell us.

Sir, they are 5 of them.

From them... one is shot in the stomach.

They can't go very far. - And...

They have weapons and maps.

Sir, they all are in Pakistani uniform.

And they also have the ID card.

How did this happen, colonel?

I just don't know.

Oh no! Sir, they are heading towards Muzafarabad!

Sir, I will leave.

I will also come!

Wireless! Give me the wireless!

All stations, red alert!

Move it! - All stations, red alert!

Sir, there are 5 of them. One of them has been shot in the

stomach.

All stations for Muzafarabad!

I repeat! All stations for Muzafarabad!

Quickly arrange for teams and search party!

Check each vehicle and hospitals too.

I am just reaching there. Okay.

Get in quick! Get in quick! Hurry up!

Sir, are you fine?

Thanks a lot.

What is there to thank? It is my duty to help the soldiers.

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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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