The Family Man (द फ़ैमिली मैन)

How did they know about the operation?

How did they have the unit's coordinates beforehand?

Everyone involved in this Op, through the entire chain of command,

will be investigated.

Anyone could be working with the enemy.

Did anyone from the unit survive?

No, ma'am.

As of now,

the entire unit is presumed to be KIA.

Killed in action, ma'am.

Have the families been informed?

Ma'am,

this mission is off-the-books, so…

we cannot inform the families.

So what should I do?

You gave me your word, right?

What did you say?

‘Best strategy.’

This was your ‘best strategy’?

Ma'am, nobody has a clue about this failed operation.

Whatever happens,

this news must not leak to the media.

You couldn't keep a military strike under wraps.

How will you stop this?

Ma'am, even if the news does leak,

we will have to deny it.

There was no Op…

or an attack on Myanmar's soil.

This operation never happened!

Hey!

Wait, I've got something for you.

What's this?

A local healer gave me this bottle in Dzuleke village.

It's a guaranteed herbal cure

for your anxiety and panic attacks.

Thank you.

You know you can stay a little longer.

And…

you don't have to treat me like a stranger.

Yatish, you know the obvious thing, right?

What?

Whatever is happening between us

cannot come out in the open.

Two agents cannot be with each other.

That's like the only unwritten rule in our profession.

- Let's go. - Hey!

Tiwari!

Move. Come on.

Stephen?

What the fuck is going on?

This is ridiculous!

Safety reasons, Srikant.

We couldn't take a risk.

We almost lost our lives to save this comrade of yours.

JK.

And they're saying they couldn't take a risk!

I'm sorry.

What sorry? Is this the way to treat someone?

That too, government employees!

What?

Government servants.

Exactly.

Especially government servants.

It was a long journey.

- You must be hungry. - Yes.

Please have it.

It's quite tasty.

What is it?

Hamok.

What do you call snails in Hindi?

Ghonga.

Yes, that.

Jesmina told me that you think that I am innocent.

Yes.

Why?

Why do you believe us?

Look, Stephen.

The person who killed David sir and Kulkarni sir,

I saw him myself.

Then why is your government trying to frame me?

You and I are in the same boat.

We'll have to help each other for us to get out of this mess.

How?

We need to find the guy who is responsible for all this.

His name is Rukmangadha.

- In this region, he is-- - I know.

Rukma is one of the biggest drug smugglers in this region.

And that scoundrel is helping China as well.

Have you heard of Project Guan Yu?

He's helped the Chinese set up quite a few villages along the Myanmar border.

Phoenix villages.

I'm aware of these villages.

They're responsible for every blast that's happened

in this region.

And they are framing MCA-S for all this.

Stephen, David sir, and Kulkarni sir

were a big part of Project Sahakar,

which was made to counter Project Guan Yu.

That is the reason they got eliminated.

I don't think

the Chinese high command knew anything about Rukma's operation.

Rukma and Colonel Zhulong,

the in-charge of these phoenix villages,

planned this attack in a side deal between them.

I wonder…

why Rukma is doing all this?

Ulupi, show them.

Tiwari.

Who is she?

We don't know yet.

She's Rukma's new client.

They are paying Zhulong way above his pay grade.

Where did you get these photos?

There are quite a few supporters of MCA-S in Myanmar.

And I also have a source in this village

who regularly sends us intel.

We wanted to share this information with the Indian authorities.

Can you help us do this?

Do you have a SAT phone?

Hello.

Hello, sir.

Trace this call.

Sri, first tell me, where the hell are you?

Sir,

don't waste time trying to trace this call.

Srikant, why are you on the run from us?

Sir, when a man who has served the country all his life

is repaid with an arrest warrant,

what choice does he have?

Srikant, we needed you for some questioning. That's it!

And if you're innocent, then nothing will happen to you.

Let it be, sir. This is all talk.

We can chit-chat later.

I called you to say that Rukmangadha has been spotted in Myanmar.

He is planning something big, sir.

- Rukmangadha? - Yes.

The one who killed Kulkarni sir.

Remember? I told you?

He was seen in a phoenix village of Project Guan Yu.

I have his exact location coordinates.

A woman was also spotted with him.

But I don't have any intel on the woman.

Listen, Srikant. See, I believe you.

But first, you and JK need to surrender.

Only then can we act on your information.

Sir, if you believe me, then please act on it. Okay?

I'm sending you some photos.

Find out who the woman with Rukma is.

Sri--

Did you call Sharma?

Yes.

You know that we can't trust anyone from the department right now.

What if Sharma is playing for the enemy's team?

This is the only way to find that out.

What if he gets us run out before we can figure this out?

We're not scoring a century anyway.

We need to increase the patrolling in sectors 16,17--

Hello.

Hello, Colonel Zhulong. How are you doing?

All good?

What a pleasant surprise, Sameer!

To what do I owe this pleasure?

A little birdie told me that in one of your phoenix villages,

agents from a private party are visiting.

And that your hospitality is top-notch.

That too without your high command's consent.

What are you trying to say?

To help refresh your memory, I also have a name.

Rukmangadha.

Sameer, whatever I am doing is for the benefit of Project Guan Yu,

and that's all that matters.

How much are they paying you?

Sameer,

one friendly advice.

I know what I'm doing here.

I don't need your guidance.

So, if you don't stick your nose into this business,

it'll be better for you.

Is there anything else?

Nothing else, Colonel.

Goodbye.

I learned so much about the jungle from David sir,

than from any training.

He was the smartest and bravest person that I have ever seen.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Everything I have learned in my life

is courtesy of my grandpa, as well.

I grew up listening to his ideology… his philosophy.

But he became soft with age.

He started trusting the system.

We used to fight about this a lot.

But I never thought ill of him.

Never!

He was my idol, Srikant.

We had our differences,

but I loved him.

But now everyone thinks that I killed my own grandpa.

I don't know what I should do.

If you don't mind, can I ask you something?

Sure.