Paltan (पल्टन)

Fire!

Forward charge!

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

Hukum Singh!

Hukum Singh!

Hukum Singh!

Who is it?

Telegram for you.

Dear...

Dear...our son has attained martyrdom!

- My son! - My son has left us.

Our son has left us.

Our son has left us.

Hanuman Singh.

Hanuman Singh.

Telegram for you.

Mother! Father!

This letter is about brother Sumer.

He has attained martyrdom.

- Brother! - My son.

Brother Sumer has attained martyrdom.

Vishal Parmar!

Vishal Parmar!

Telegram for you.

Father! Father.

Uncle is no more.

Uncle is no more, father!

Mother!

Uncle is no more.

Hanuman Chand!

Hanuman Chand!

Telegram for you.

Father!

Chutki, father is no more.

Father is no more, Chutki.

Father is no more, Chutki.

Jai Hind, sir!

Jai Hind, sir.

- Jai Hind. - Lt. Col. Rai Singh reporting, sir.

- At ease. - Thank you, sir.

- Welcome to Sikkim, Col. Rai. - Thank you, sir.

You will reach Nathu La post and relieve the 18 Rajputs

Sir.

Col. Rai, you know Nathu La Pass is sensitive.

Sir.

In 1965, Pakistan war, China threatened to open another front...

...if we did not withdraw from Jelep La and Nathu La.

High Command ordered us...

...and advised us...

...to withdraw from both the posts.

We lost Jelep La, unfortunately.

But Nathu La...

I refused to vacate.

Because it's the key to Sikkim.

Have I made myself clear?

Absolutely clear, sir.

I have studied the features and...

...it clearly shows that we do have an advantage in this area.

Yeah. Good, we're on the same page.

- All the best. - Sir.

- Good luck. - Thank you, sir.

- And Col. Rai. - Sir.

I know everything about you.

You like Field Marshall Mont Gomery.

Great strategist.

Hero of the Second World War, Mont Gomery.

Well sir, after the stand you've taken, I think I've another hero.

I am no hero.

- Jai Hind, sir! - Jai Hind.

Pull.

- Come on! - Come on!

Pull.

Come on... Come on.

Push!

Pull harder, boys.

Come on!

Pull. Pull.

Bravo. Bravo.

Push!

Pull harder.

Come on, push.

Pull.

Pull.

Come on!

Come on!

Bravo, boys.

Pull.

Bravo.

Pull.

Sir.

I think the 2 Grenadiers are here to take charge of Nathu La post.

Hold!

Bravo, boys.

- Ever... - Powerful!

- Ever... - Powerful!

Bravo, Attar Singh.

I think you will defeat the Chinese all alone.

Daggar sir, I've been serving in the army for only three months.

But you also fought the 1965 war,

That's true.

Under the guidance of experienced and brave officers like you...

...we won't just stop those Chinese, but also push them beyond Tibet.

That's more like it.

My experience teamed up with your young blood.

Sir.

Now we'll together push those Chinese back all the way to Beijing.

Jai Hind, Colonel.

Lt. Col. Rai Singh, 2 Grenadiers.

Col. Zail Singh, 18 Rajputs.

- CO. - Please to meet you, sir.

Same here.

It's very impressive, Colonel.

I've never seen any CO push the gun along with his platoon.

- Good. - Thank you, Colonel.

Actually, I wanted my platoon to know that even I am one of them.

Great.

Come, let me brief you.

Sure.

You must be tired, Colonel.

Let's sit here and talk.

- Come. - Sure, sir.

So Colonel, tell me about your instinct of Canterbury, England.

Discipline, sir. Discipline.

They impressed me with their motto.

"Do or Die, Don't ask why."

Yeah.

Maybe their motto is the reason why the sun never set over the British Empire.

And of course, I had the honor of meeting the General Spartan himself.

Field Marshal Mont Gomery.

Such a great thing.

Field Marshal Mont Gomery.

He's the real hero of World War 2.

Yes, sir.

He's my hero, he fought both the World Wars.

Do you know that during World War 1...

...a snipe's bullet punctured his right lung.

But he survived.

- He survived. - Thank God.

To see another day, which was the Second World War...

...which he won.

Of course, that was destiny.

This officer has returned from Britain.

I guess he's going to be strict.

How can he be strict?

He was pulling the gun with his platoon.

COs don't do that.

I think he's one of us.

You're right.

Brother.

Major Bishen Singh has arrived as well.

And brother is carrying the platoon's entire platoons arsenal alone.

Brother. Brother.

Daggar, did you finish pushing up the guns?

The road is pretty bad and also full of stones.

But we've made up our minds, that we'll bring all the guns up hill.

You will never change, Jaat.

Come, brother, let's share the load.

No bro, don't you see that my hands are tied to the RL?

And weapons are a part of a soldier.

And the parts of your body are never a burden.

You must be alert in this area.

In 1965, two soldiers of the 17 Rajputs were killed...

...by deceit by these rascals.

Maybe we were sent to avenge their death.

They used deceit, but we will challenge them and kill those bas***

Once war is declared.

There will be war.

And you will get your opportunity too.

But you know, Daggar, a soldier never wants war.

Because he knows about the loss it causes.

And another thing...

Soldiers, move ahead!

A soldier doesn't fight because he hates the other soldier.

He fights because he loves the ones he left behind.

Brother, what you said does make sense.

India-China brothers!

India-China brothers!

India-China brothers!

"My, brothers, this is not your land."

"So why are you risking your lives."

"Your senior officers are enjoying comforts and leisure at your government's expense."

"But, what did you get?"

"Did you get compensated? Did you get a raise?"

"What does your family get?"

- "Nothing." - Jai Hind, sir.

Jai Hind.

So these Chinese finally disrupted your sleep.

Let's join hands.

Their propaganda actually disrupted my sleep.

Sir, this has been going on for three years.

They have even increased the number of speakers.

...which...

- How many speakers do they have? - 30, sir.

- And us? - None.

"You're facing such difficult conditions in this cold."

- Send a word to the Command. - "But what did you get?"

- Tell them to send speakers for us as well. - "Sikkim...

- Yes, sir. - ...is not your land, my brothers."

"Go back."

"Enjoy the comforts of your own home."