The Ghazi Attack Page #5

Synopsis: In 1971, amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan over the liberation war of East Pakistan, Pakistan navy, in a top secret mission, plans an attack on Indian majestic-class aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, to gain control over the waters of Bay of Bengal. They send their best-in-class submarine PNS Ghazi, but are intercepted by an Indian submarine INS Karanj (S21). An underwater attack ensues.
 
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"...will attain victory."

"He who is pure at heart..."

"...will attain victory."

He wanted to bury

the enemy in the sea.

But now...he belongs

to the sea instead.

Attention stations.

This is Lt. Commander Arjun Varma.

Capt. Rann Vijay Singh

was a proud Indian soldier.

He knew what it means to be a soldier.

What does it mean to be a soldier?

The farmers of our nation...

...are growing crops in their fields.

without any fear.

Why?

Because he knows...that

we stand guard at the border.

At dawn, mothers happily

take her kids to school.

She has not fear.

Why?

Because he knows...that

we stand guard at the border.

Every resident of this

nation...works hard every day.

For the future of his family.

For the progress of his children.

He's never worried about their safety.

Why?

Because he knows...

that we stand guard at the border.

...and we always will.

Keeping this faith alive...

that's what being a soldier means.

Remember what the captain always said.

Battles are won by slaying the enemy.

This is the moment to

give his sacrifice a meaning.

The enemy's right in front of us...

...and he's got his

eyes on our country.

He wants to step on our pride...

...and set foot in our country.

Will we let it happen?

- No, sir.

We won't let anyone go back.

We'll bury them right here, sir.

Even their dead bodies won't go back.

We'll bury each one

of them in the water.

We're with you, sir.

We won't go back without

avenging our captain's death, sir.

This mission is classified.

We won't get recognition or medals.

Whether history remembers US.

or not...

...but we'll be a

part of India's future.

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!

Sir.

You're senior to officer Arjun.

You should be in command.

Jadhav. That's not our job to decide.

Dismissed.

- Sorry, sir...but I can't follow this.

You know this submarine better.

You've been with our captain longer...

- Jadhav, dismissed.

Sorry, sir.

Headquarters has designated

officer Arjun with special powers.

It's an order.

I accept him as my captain.

And so will you.

I won't tolerate this

insubordination again.

Is that clear?

- Yes, sir.

Dismissed.

- Sir.

Our submarine can only go up and down.

How will we follow them?

We'll use their mines on them...

...and they will come

looking for us. - Sir.

This is our submarine.

200 meters depth.

This is the position

of the mine...170 meters.

We've to reach 170 meters

and destroy this mine.

And the enemy...will

come back on this line.

To confirm the damage.

And this is our torpedo': position.

They will be within our firing range.

But sir, we can't wait for too long.

Only two batteries are functioning...

...and the torpedoes

won't launch without power.

We'll generate compressed

air manually and fire the torpedoes.

Depth 200 meters.

Depth 190 meters.

180 meters.

170 meters.

- Hold.

Holding, sir.

Compartment seven...crew alert.

Hit it

Attention crew...on

the count of three.

One...Mo...three...

Hum!- Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Hum!

Sir, another mine blast...

But within 20 minutes?

That means the Indian submarine

wasn't completely destroyed.

Sir...shall we go

check the submarine...

...or keep heading

towards Visakhapatnam?

That's always been the problem.

Which bug do we crush first?

Will they come?

Don't know.

Yes...

Sir. sonar contact.

Position.

Port 265 degrees west.

center 900, sir.

Program torpedo.

- Aye, sir.

Centre 900.

Centre 865.

Centre 850.

It's not too far.

Centre 800, sir.

You were right.

- 780.

They are coming in our firing line.

Let them come till 700, sir.

It will be a sure shot.

If the second mine

blast was a trick...

...then they must be waiting for us.

And first rule of war...

...never follow the expected line.

XO.

- Sir.

Turn starboard 80 degrees southeast.

Sir...they changed course.

New coordinates, Port 280 degrees.

Port 270 degrees.

Port 260 degrees.

Port 250 degrees.

Port 240 degrees.

This is their approach line.

- 200 degrees, sir.

Meaning they are not

approaching directly.

180 degrees...

The angle of our torpedo

is fixed because we cannot turn.

And now the enemy is

outside our firing angle.

But the problem is...

now we're in their firing range.

Sir, the Indian submarine

is at 650 meters... but not moving.

Load torpedo in tube 1.

- Yes, sir.

Compartment seven.

load torpedo in tube 1.

Program torpedo.

- Sir, programming torpedo.

Torpedo in tube one...programmed, sir.

Shoot!

S:

Sir, they've launched torpedo, sir.

Bearing red 50 center 250.

Dive to 190 immediately.

Dive to 190 meters.

- Aye, sir.

Diving to 190 meters.

Quick! Quick! Quick!

Impact in 600 meters.

550 meters.

450 meters, sir.

300 meters.

Sir...sir...80 meters.

Sir, the torpedo missed us.

Sir, the torpedo missed.

Bas,

What is their current depth?

- 200 meters, sir.

And still diving down.

Bashir, come in.

- Bashir, copying sir.

Launch two torpedoes.

Depth 210 and 260 meters, over.

Oh S

Sir, torpedo.

Bearing red 40...center 21 O, sir.

Sir, our depth?

Fine. we can dive.

Sir, they've launched another torpedo.

Bearing red 40 center 260.

It's at a variation of 50 meters.

Reverse direction.

Take the submarine up, at 150.

Sir. only one pressure

unit is working.

It will take us time to go up.

We don't have a choice, Jadhav.

Just do it.

Yes. sir.

Impact distance 550 meters.

Sir. submarine is rising up.

Up-up-up...

Sir, they are heading upwards.

But our first torpedo

at 210 meters...on target.

150 meters.

Sir...the torpedoes missed.

Yes.

Sir...both the torpedoes missed.

What's the depth?

170 meters.

sir...but they are still going up.

It's the right direction...

That's exactly where

I want to send them.

Okay...

Pakistan

India...

They are at 170...

And if they keep going

up at the same rate...

...then they will go maximum at 150.

Torpedo one.

And if they ascend at

full speed...then 100 meters.

Torpedo two.

And if they reverse their

direction and dive instead.

Then they cannot escape

the speed of our third torpedo.

We'll hit the Indian submarine

at a depth of 200 meters.

Game over.

Launch torpedoes from tube 4, 5 and 6

Sir.

Compartment seven!

Compartment seven!

Sir...

They've launched three torpedoes.

Depth 100, 150, 200, sir.

Dammit.

Dive to 125 and hold.

It's very close...anything can happen.

Impact in 350 meters.

Sir, depth 125 meters.

Sir, they stopped at 125 meters depth.

Impact in 250 meters.

All compartments, hold for impact.

200 meters.

Hold for support.

Alright boys, hold.

100 meters.

Sir, all three torpedoes missed.

Sir...all three torpedoes missed.

Up-down-up-down...

ls he a commander or a bloody liftman?

Well done.

Hold on...hold on, guys.

This is not over, yet.

All compartments.

report for damage if any.

Compartment 2, okay sir.

Compartment 4 okay sir.

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Sankalp Reddy

Sankalp Reddy (born 1987) is a Telugu language film director and writer. He made his Tollywood directorial debut with The Ghazi Attack movie. The film was shot simultaneously for Bollywood as well, and was dubbed in Tamil. more…

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