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The ceasefire agreement has been announced.

International reactions are positive.

Markets are showing an initial recovery.

But the major development is this.

Diplomatic sources have just confirmed that the agreement

mandates the full and immediate release of all captured soldiers.

I repeat, all prisoners of war are being returned.

For the families across South India who have been

waiting and praying, your long ordeal is almost over.

The first military transport carrying our soldiers has entered

home airspace and is expected to touch down at the airport tonight.

Dr. Rajashekar?

Yeah,

but you?

I am Major Meera.

I get it.

I should go now.

I will connect you privately through your lawyer.

Thanks for your help, Major.

Take care.

I am going to follow her

is this?

I don't have to give you a reason.

I'm not afraid of you or your syndicate.

Documents checked, sir.

Here you go, officer.

All clear.

You may proceed.

Yes, Chief.

Dayal,

CM, where are you now?

I'm following Major Meera on Mount Road.

Approaching the bridge.

She's still on mobile.

Execute her.

I want her to be the front page headline tomorrow morning.

On your order.

Consider it is done.

Dayal, listen carefully.

Make it loud.

This has to be a message.

Everyone must know what happens when someone betrays the syndicate.

No loose ends.

No second chances.

As you wish, Chief.

What are you doing tonight?

What you want?

Am I speaking with Advocate Vijay?

Yes.

Who is this?

I am Major Meera.

Tomorrow, we'll meet him.

That's our only chance.

Alright.

Tomorrow then.

I'll be there.

Don't do this.

You'll be in big trouble.

We sent you to execute Arjun.

But you saved him.

And now you're working against us?

I took that assignment to save Arjun.

If I hadn't agreed then, you'd have sent someone else to execute him.

That's why I said yes.

Oh.

You go first.

Then we'll send Arjun and the others soon.

Please, don't do this.

I'll do anything.

Hello?

Madam,

there's been a brutal murder at DLF apartments in Egmore.

Who is the victim?

Looks like an army officer, ma'am.

Are you already on the crime scene?

Our local team's already on scene.

Arrange for a full forensic investigation at the site.

I'll be there soon.

On your order, ma'am?

What happened?

It's a brutal murder.

I need to be at the scene now.

I'll leave immediately.

Inspector Preeti, can you tell us what exactly happened inside the apartment?

We're still examining the scene.

Our forensic and investigation teams are inside the apartment as we speak.

Do you have any suspects yet?

Has the killer been identified?

Our investigation is already underway.

Please allow our team to do their job.

Once we confirm the facts, we will brief the media officially.

How did the press even get to know about this so quickly?

Victim is Major Meera.

Time of murder around 12.30 am.

First, the victim was shot,

then dragged to the bathroom and decapitated.

The head was placed in the hall, the body left in the bathtub.

Any suspects?

No clue yet, ma'am.

It Looks like someone wanted to threaten all

officers to make a statement through brutality.

We checked for CCTV,

but the killer used a jammer.

No footage at all.

Well planned.

Listen, check every forensic clue and run a full background check on Major Meera.

Inspector Preeti confirms the brutal murder of army

officer Major Meera inside her Egmore apartment.

The victim has been identified as Major Meera,

serving officer from the Indian Army.

If an army officer isn't safe inside the city convention,

what assurances do ordinary citizens have?

What action is the police taking?

The police are taking all necessary actions

to identify and apprehend the killer.

Thank you and please allow us to do our investigation.

The case just got more complicated.

I'll meet Major Deva myself and request his help.

Okay.

We need to rescue Arjun soon.

Don't worry.

I'll try my level best.

Ma'am, We've backtraced Major Meera's last known signal.

It's a straight route from the airport to her residence.

No diversions.

Did you check the car on roadside CCTV?

Checked all of them.

Every camera from the airport to her street has been corrupted.

All the feeds crashed at the exact same timestamp.

All of them?

Yes, ma'am.

Looks like a portable jammer was used.

The system didn't fail.

Someone blocked it.

So whoever planned this

knew her route and had the tech to cover it up.

Exactly.

But we managed to pull one indirect clue.

Her driver.

Good.

Forward his details to SI Karthik.

Tell him to bring the driver in to key right now.

He is already on it.

What about her call history?

She received one anonymous call just before the incident.

We couldn't trace the number.

The caller ID was masked.

What?

Also, she made a call to Advocate Vijay that same evening.

Did you retrieve the voice log?

Not yet ma'am.

Our tech team is decoding it now.

Alright.

Forward Vijay's current location to Karthik too.

And the airport CCTV?

She met Dr. Rajashekar there, brief conversation near gate 3.

You mean the doctor arrested in the army medical scam?

Yes ma'am.

He's still under army custody.

We'll need formal clearance to question him.

I'll handle the permission from higher command.

Good work.

Keep every feed on standby.

No.

Seen this driver?

No, I didn't know him.

No, madam.

Hello.

D1 Triplicane.

Tell me.

Look at me, Madhan.

We know you were there.

So let's not waste any more time.

Madhan, did you pick Major Meera from the airport yesterday night?

Yes, madam.

I dropped her at her apartment.

How did you get her pickup?

Was it assigned by someone?

No, madam.

I got the booking through the taxi app itself.

Did you stop anywhere on the way?

No, madam.

Straight drive.

But she got a phone call midway.

From her voice, it sounded like someone was threatening her.

Do you remember any name mentioned in that call?

Not clearly, madam.

But I think she said a name.

Something like Simon.

I'm not sure.

Anything unusual you noticed during the trip?

Yes, madam.

A black Mahindra traveler was following us.

All the way from the airport till her apartment.

Did you catch the vehicle number?

No, madam.

It was dark.

Couldn't see it.

Ma'am,

can't we pull the roadside CCTV footage?

Already checked.

Every camera on that route was jammed, pecking, completely hacked.

Madam,

there was a drunken drive check near Guindy flyover.

The patrol might have noted all passing vehicle numbers.

Good point.

Karthik, claim in.

Get the register from that patrol team right now.

On it, ma'am.

Madhan, you can go for now.

But stay inside the city limits.

If we need you again, we'll call.

Hello, Major Deva speaking.

Listen carefully.

I just got off a call from the Chennai commissioner.

Major Meera, the officer who returned

with the POW convoy has been murdered brutally.

Sir, what exactly happened?

We don't have the complete picture yet.

But intelligence has flagged something bigger.

Our intel unit believes Meera had links, directly or indirectly,

to an international criminal outfit called the Dark Syndicate.

Sir, Meera was one of ours.

She wouldn't.

I know what she meant to the unit, Deva.

But this syndicate is using our military

logistics channels through a private contractor.

D-logistics?

Smuggling.

Unlisted shipments.

Classified material.

It's not a small operation.

I want you to verify this angle quietly.

No paperwork.

No emails.

This stays internal.

Chennai police will continue their murder investigation.

I'll push the commissioner to expedite.

Deva, this case is bigger than Meera.

Be extremely careful.

Understood, sir.

I'll take it from here, Sharma, sir.

Hi, Preeti.

Sir, I need warrant to question Dr. Rajashekar.

He's still under army custody.

Also, we've identified a link between him and Advocate Vijay.

I'll have to interrogate both to establish the connection.

All right, Preeti.

Proceed.

But make sure you get the warrant first.

Already heading to the court, sir.

I'll secure the warrant and begin questioning today.

Good.

And Preeti, I want this case closed as soon as possible.

Since the victim is a military officer,

there's pressure from both state and central.

Understood, sir.

Be aware.

The army might assign their own officers to join your investigation.

If we delay, the file could go straight to the CBI.

I'll handle it, sir.

We'll have solid progress before anyone else steps in.

That's what I expect from you, Preeti.

Keep me updated every hour.

Understood, sir.

Major, we recovered the data from Major Meera's mobile.

She was tracking a ship, MV Vostok.

Where is it now?

Mid-sea.

Coming from Indonesia.

It is close to the Chennai coast.

I checked our main database, Major.

There is no intelligence information about Project Silifa.

This morning, Advocate Vijay met me and informed me

that Major Meera had requested a meeting with me.

He also insisted that I meet Dr. Rajashekar.

So what is the point, Major?

I mean, there is a link with Dr. Rajashekar in Major Meera's murder.

Can you check Dr. Rajashekar case details?

Project Silifa.

He was the chief scientist of the project and Dr. Rajashekar was accused

of leaking the project formula to a private pharmaceutical company.

What is the status of the project?

It is an Indian defense secret project,

started in 2015 and banned in 2021 by the Ministry.

We don't have any further details about the project in the intelligence database.

Alright, I will meet Dr. Rajashekar to gather the details of Project Silifa.

You alert the Chennai customs to scan all consignments on MV Vostok.

Rajashekar, we are here in connection with the murder of Major Meera.

According to airport security records,

she met you at the terminal just a day before the incident.

Can you explain what that meeting was about?

Yes, Inspector.

That day, after hearing the news that the war had been called off

and a ceasefire agreement was breached, I was expecting my son's return.

He was one of the soldiers captured during the conflict.

I had secured a special permission from the court to be present at

the airport terminal when the prisoners of war were to be received.

But when the first transport flight landed, my son wasn't there.

And that's when Major Meera contacted me.

You Dr. Rajashekar?

Yeah.

But you?

I am Major Meera.

Arjun sent me.

Arjun?

You saw him?

He's released.

No.

He's still inside.

They have shifted him to some secret prison overseas.

Don't worry, he has the proof.

Everything you need.

That's why I'm here.

We need to talk privately.

Private?

You think it's possible here?

See these fellows?

They don't even let me go to the bathroom alone.

Where is private here?

Are you still in army custody?

This is not some ordinary police case.

This is the army medical scam.

The court has put me under military custody and locked me up.

By protocol, the only person I am allowed to meet alone is my lawyer.

Nobody else.

Alright.

I get it.

I should go now.

I will connect you privately through your lawyer.

Thanks for your help, Major.

Take care.

That was the last time I saw her alive.

We'll find out what really happened, Doctor.

Yes, sir.

I want the complete contractor profile of D Logistics on my desk.

Every license, every procurement contract and the names of all top-level handlers.

Should I coordinate with Customs, Port Authority and Chennai Police?

No.

Keep this strictly internal.

I'll compile everything and report back within the hour, sir.

Bring me the file and don't trust anyone outside this room.

Baby,

you look so serious.

Anything critical?

Something important.

Give me some time.

I will join you.

Dayal.

I just received word.

Chennai military administration has decided to investigate our consignment.

I heard chief, they've started pulling the paperwork.

Is the last consignment from Indonesia is unloaded?

No chief, the vessel just berthed today.

Unloading will start tonight.

Ensure those containers are cleared as soon as they hit the ground.

No delays, no excuses.

I'll clear the material from the port and from our Chennai warehouse.

What about relocation?

I'll move all the available consignment to Pondicherry, sir.

Make sure it's done.

Without fail, even one container stays in Chennai.

Ah, we are finished, Dayal.

It will be handled, sir.

We need to review the evidence submitted yesterday.

The timeline doesn't align.

I agree.

We should file the motion by tomorrow morning.

Mr. Vijay, I'm here to question you regarding

your connection with the murder of Major Meera.

Your full support and cooperation are required to help us solve this case.

Of course, Inspector.

I've already made myself available for questioning.

As per TRAI communication records, Major Meera made a call to your number,

a conversation lasting approximately three minutes,

just a few hours before her death.

Can you explain the nature of that call?

Yes, I am the advocate representing Dr. Rajashekar in the army medical scam case.

So what exactly did she discuss with you that night?

That night, she called to inform me about Arjun.

I am Major Meera.

I want to discuss about Arjun, son of Dr. Rajashekar.

Who exactly are you?

That's not important right now.

Listen carefully.

I worked with Arjun.

He has all the evidence to prove the dark syndicate

are the real scammers of this army medical scam.

Where is Arjun?

They've moved him to an overseas prison in Indonesian island.

We need to find a way to bring him back.

How is that even possible?

Major Deva.

He's done this before.

Rescued men from impossible places.

Tomorrow, we'll meet him.

That's our only chance.

Alright, tomorrow then.

I'll be there.

Next morning, I went to Dr. Rajashekar's residence to discuss the call.

That's when I heard the news about Major Meera's brutal murder.

After that, I decided to meet Major Deva.

Alright, Mr. Vijay.

We'll verify your statement against the recovered call logs and timing records.

I'll cooperate fully, Inspector.

Based on the driver Madhan's statement,

we pulled the highway and airport exit feeds.

Between 21 and 22 hours, 10 Mahindra Thar vehicles exited the airport toll gate.

That's a lot of traffic for that window.

Out of those 10, three vehicles were also

logged at the Guindy drunken drive checkpoint.

Band them through the traffic surveillance network,

two of them were captured again on the city's roadside CCTV.

But one vehicle...

completely vanished after the checkpoint.

Which one?

TN01BR8055.

Registered under a private logistics company at D Logistics Group.

D Logistics.

Get me their corporate address and the list of registered drivers.

There's more Twine.

We reviewed the airport CCTV footage of Major Meera's last appearance.

During her brief conversation with Dr. Rajashekar,

a man can be seen in the background.

Same person appears again following their car out of the terminal.

You identified him?

Yes, sir.

We cross-referenced the facial match with the Aadhaar database.

Name: Dayal.

Address, Royapuram, Chennai.

And he works for D Logistics too?

Exactly, sir.

Confirmed from employment registry records.

Track his current location and alert the local Royapuram station.

Understood, sir.

Sending his live mobile ping and last hour location to your terminal now.

Confirmed.

Yes, the container is cleared.

No, hold the Chennai shipment until Tuesday.

I need the updated tracking right now.

Hello?

Yes, sir.

Raghu, do we have any military medical consignment

containers pending from the last vessel berth in Chennai?

We cleared almost everything, sir.

Only two containers are still inside the port.

Ensure those two containers are moved to our Pondicherry warehouse tonight.

I'll clear them tonight, sir.

Use only our trustable, experienced drivers.

No newcomers.

No risks.

Yes, sir.

How many containers with military medical

consignments are arriving on today's vessel?

We have about 20 containers, sir.

That's the big lot.

Did you enquire about the situation with customs?

I spoke to our contact in the Chennai port customs.

Everything looks normal lay.

No abnormal movement.

No special instructions from higher authorities.

I can clear all 20 containers.

Make sure every single container leaves

the port and reaches our Pondicherry warehouse.

It will be done, sir.

I'm heading to the Chennai warehouse now to shift

the consignment to Pondicherry warehouse.

If anything comes up, reach me only on mobile.

At any cost,

we execute this tonight.

Understood.

I'm here to talk to you about your connection with Major Meera's murder.

Calm down, officer.

What makes you think I'm worth your suspicion?

Have you on CCTV, Dayal.

You followed Dr. Rajashekar and Major Meera from the airport?

All the way to her residence.

Oh, impressive.

But come on, officer.

Don't get yourself tangled in this.

This is a big boy's game.

You seriously think you can take me down?

I will.

All the best, officer.

You can talk to my lawyer.

Every criminal makes one mistake, Dayal.

You're smart, but

not super smart.

What do you mean?

I already had the warrant.

That's not possible.

Possible.

Signed this morning by the Hon’ble High Court.

Madam.

We've got the man who was following Dr. Rajashekar

and Major Meera all the way to her apartment.

Go and take him in for investigation.

His name is Dayal, works under D Logistics Group.

And that group is directly connected to the ruling party.

We can't touch him without a warrant.

Then get the warrant and take him.

We don't have solid grounds.

All we can prove right now is that he was at the airport.

And that his vehicle passed the drunken drive check and the airport toll.

This won't hold up for a warrant.

Sir?

I have another link.

I pulled Dayal's call history.

Look here.

Both Dayal and Major Meera received calls from

the same satellite number within a four-minute window.

I can get the warrant.

Then don't waste a second.

Go to the High Court and get the warrant right now.

On it, madam.

I have reviewed the evidence you submitted.

I have enclosed the CCTV snapshots, placing Dayal at the airport,

watching the conversation between Dr. Rajashekar and Major Meera.

But this alone is not sufficient to take him into custody.

I have also submitted proof that he followed Major

Meera from the airport all the way to her apartment.

His vehicle appears in the manual register and in the toll booth records.

But every roadside CCTV feed crashes exactly when his car passes.

Inspector, listen carefully.

We cannot admit that as solid evidence.

Our own higher authorities have declared that nearly

50% of government CCTVs are non-functional.

With that situation,

how can I rely on CCTV failure to justify custody?

This is true, madam.

Which is why I have also submitted Dayal's

call history and Major Meera's call history.

Received calls from the same satellite number within a four-minute window.

On that ground,

I can grant permission to bring him to the station for investigation.

No arrest until further material is placed before this court.

As per your order, Madam.

Do you think this will scare me?

We can talk further at the police station.

Shall we?

You're making the wrong move, Inspector.

And you will face the consequences.

We're already prepared for it.

Do you seriously think you can take me to jail?

Possibly, yes.

Hello, sir.

Preeti.

Did you bring D Logistics’ Dayal for investigation?

Yes, sir.

He's here for investigation related to Major Meera's murder.

I'm getting serious political pressure from higher offices.

Release him immediately.

Sir, the investigation is not even complete.

Understand the situation, Inspector.

Release him right now.

I will release him now, sir.

So, Inspector,

now you've understood.

This law you believe in, it's just for the common man, not for people like us.

I know it was you.

I just want to know why.

You can't do anything.

You're tied, shackled by your own hierarchy.

That's how this entire system is built to protect people like us.

One day, it will change.

All the best, officer.

I need to discuss something with you.

Privately.

We can talk more.

In my car.

So, inspector,

still want to know what happened to Major Meera?

Simon appointed Major Meera to extract Arjun.

Major Meera,

you have made the big mistake.

Who is this?

You remember the rules of the syndicate.

Is it Simon?

Yes, it's me.

Why?

I don't have to give you a reason.

I'm not afraid of you or your syndicate.

Calm down, Major Meera.

You know the consequences.

I know.

And I am prepared for anything.

All the best, Major.

Take care.

Bye.

But

she betrayed us.

She saved him.

We heard she was flying back with the Army POWs.

So I waited for her at the airport.

Betrayal is the biggest sin in the dark syndicate.

So she deserves this.

Why was Simon after Arjun?

I can't give more details about that.

This you need to investigate and find.

Don't find shortcut to reach climax.

Long way to go.

Then I'll enjoy the ride until it lasts.

It's my pleasure to make this ride unforgettable.

To decode Major Meera's murder,

I need to know about Project Silifa.

In 2015, our army decided to develop a massive bioweapon.

We had to race against the super nations who

were already working on similar projects.

So Project Silifa is a bioweapon.

You mean it is a virus?

It is a deadly virus.

Once a person is infected, the pain spreads through the entire body.

Pain that becomes unbearable.

If the vaccine is not administered,

within nine days, the infected person will die.

Unstable, pressure dropping.

We

need immediate assistance in Sector Gamma.

How does this virus transmit?

Is it airborne?

Luckily, no.

It will not transmit through air.

It spreads only if it is injected directly or if you swallow contaminated water.

Then why was the project banned?

After the COVID outbreak in 2020,

the United Nations convened a secret conference

with all nations involved in bioweapon research.

We are facing an unprecedented global crisis.

Failure to act now is not an option.

They came to a treaty to shut down all such projects.

So...

We also dropped Silifa.

If you dropped it,

why was a case filed against you for leaking the source formula?

In 2023, a case surfaced involving an illegal

pharmaceutical operation in Indonesia.

They were conducting human trials.

The test came back positive for Silifa.

That's when the government accused me of leaking the formula.

But I didn't do it.

Then who do you think could have stolen it?

Or at least knows the formula.

It was the dark syndicate.

I learned it through Major Meera.

My son, Major Arjun,

he was investigating the leak.

Do you know what the dark syndicate is planning to do with this virus?

Only Major Meera and Arjun knew their full plan.

And now we don't have Major Meera.

So you need to reach Arjun to know what they are going to do.

I will work on the plan to

discuss with Arjun.

Major, it is a deadly virus.

We need to stop their execution before it is too late.

Thanks for this information.

Now it is my responsibility to stop their execution.

Listen up, all of you.

We've packed the material along with the other courier consignments.

From here on, it's your responsibility to deliver it

to our secret Pondicherry warehouse without any trouble.

No mistakes.

No delays.

No questions.

Avoid the toll roads completely.

And don't stop anywhere on the route to BL.

Not even for tea or diesel.

Just keep moving.

What if any officer stops us?

If anyone stops you, settle them.

Whatever they ask, give it.

Do not argue.

Do not attract attention.

Just move the truck.

I've already shared the route map with each of you.

Stick to it.

No shortcuts, no side routes unless I tell you.

We'll stay connected on call throughout the trip.

If anything goes wrong, even a small delay, you call me immediately.

This operation cannot fail.

Yes, sir.

Yes, sir.

Murugan,

are all the consignments ready for movement?

Yes, sir.

Everything's packed along with the other courier consignments.

Good.

We start the movement immediately.

At any cost, this consignment has to reach the Pondicherry warehouse.

Understood, sir.

All the best.

Stay connected with me throughout the trip.

I've taken a huge risk signing this clearance, Raghu.

You'll be rewarded for the risk you're taking.

Okay.

Move those two containers out of port immediately.

My drivers are already inside the port.

We'll clear them right away.

There's a problem.

We've received a special order.

All containers from today's vessel are to be scanned.

We have 20 containers on that vessel.

I can't help you with this, Raghuram.

This is beyond my authority.

Alright.

I'll speak to my boss and plan an alternative.

What happened?

I got the papers cleared for the two containers from the last vessel.

Our drivers are already waiting.

The port gate opens at 7pm.

What about today's vessel?

Has the berth been allocated?

And the clearance for those 20 containers?

Yes, sir.

Berth is allocated and I managed to get the clearance papers as well.

But we have a problem.

Today they've received special instructions.

Every container from this vessel will be scanned.

Then it's risky to bring those containers out of the port.

I agree, sir.

But we don't have an alternative.

The vessel is already at sea, waiting for berth.

Wait for some time.

I'll get back to you.

The plan.

This ship is not leaving until every single container is thoroughly inspected.

Don't tell me our containers have been caught.

No chiefs, but they've identified the consignment pattern.

Customs has issued orders to scan every container on that vessel.

Then what's the plan?

I'm going to berth the vessel without those consignments.

How exactly are you planning to move them out?

The vessel is still at sea.

I'll divert it closer to the Pondicherry coast

and drop those consignments into the sea.

What about consignment inside?

Our local team will retrieve it from the water.

No port,

no scans.

No records.

What about the customs patrol at the sea?

We've already taken care of his family.

He has no choice.

He'll take care of us.

Handle this very carefully.

Stay at the Pondicherry site.

I want you there personally until this is executed.

I'm already on my way to Pondicherry.

Good.

Keep me updated, Terry.

Every step.

Position is critical for our expansion into the Asian market.

We must finalize the terms today before the competition can react.

They're all here.

All of them?

The entire syndicate board.

No proxies.

No remote feeds.

Are

we ready?

They're waiting for us.

Execute protocol blue.

Coordinates set.

Copy.

Cut engines to 20%.

Alter course 15 degrees east.

We stop near Pondicherry Coastal.

Coordinates set.

Captain.

We already declared to berth at Chennai port.

Port control will question this deviation.

Tell them we have an engine malfunction.

Kill the lights on the starboard deck.

Cut the GPS and move the vessel to the coordinates.

Ladies and gentlemen,

Project Silifa is not a weapon.

It is a market correction.

Excuse me, but why we target India?

India is not just a country.

It is scale.

Over a billion people.

A mixed public-private healthcare system.

Uneven access.

And one crucial factor.

Fear spreads faster than information.

Once a threat is visible, response becomes urgent.

Urgency creates compliance.

Compliance creates demand.

We already have an understanding with the country's health leadership.

When the crisis is acknowledged, the solution is already positioned.

You're saying the cure is ready before the disease?

Exactly.

Can you explain the virus?

Silifa works on a dual trigger principle.

One component is harmless on its own and undetectable.

It exists quietly in the body.

No symptoms.

No alarms.

Then...

A secondary catalyst activates it.

Once exposure occurs, the body turns against itself.

Heart rate’s in the 110s.

he's still tachypneic.

[indistinct speech] Progressive failure.

Not immediate.

Just

long enough to create desperation.

Without intervention, the outcome is inevitable.

What

about distribution?

Phase one is already complete.

Free screenings.

Preventive programs.

No force.

No resistance.

People volunteered.

What about phase two?

The catalyst is already in motion.

Entry point, southern India.

Then how did the execution leak to the armed forces?

What if they intervene?

It was a breach on our side.

One of the soldiers involved in the logistics chain decided to betray us.

She passed fragments of information to military intelligence.

Our local team in southern India has already secured the remaining materials.

Everything is being moved to a private warehouse facility.

What about the evidence?

It's being cleaned.

documentation, transport trails, storage records, all of it.

By the time anyone follows the trail,

there will be nothing left but abandoned logistics.

And by then the situation will already look like

a public health emergency, not a military matter.

So even if the military investigates,

they'll be chasing ghosts.

Your plan looks impressive and

undeniably challenging.

When is the trial execution planned for Project Silifa?

And where?

Trial execution is planned tomorrow morning

across multiple metro cities in India.

From

there, the crisis expands organically.

Local panic, media amplification, then national response.

And when the country demands a solution,

we will already be holding it.

We don't wait for markets to appear.

We create the opportunities ourselves.

Alright, you can sign the contract after the trial execution tomorrow.

Let's meet for dinner tonight.

There we can discuss one-on-one and clarify any question.

Hello?

Madam, we just picked up a system alert.

Dayal crossed the city limits.

Mahabalipuram toll, two minutes ago.

Pondicherry Coastal Side.

Dayal doesn't move without a reason.

And he never comes himself.

Unless it's serious.

Normally he sends his boys.

Not when he's closing something.

Or someone.

Let's pay the visit.

Share his live location.

Location shared.

I'm tracking every deviation.

Sir, we have a situation with the vessel.

The D Logistics shipment?

Yes, sir.

MV Vostok.

It was on a straight approach to Chennai Port.

But 10 minutes ago, it deviated from the shipping lane.

Deviated?

Where?

They've declared an engine failure and GPS tracking of the vessel is lost.

Engine failure?

Exactly when customs ordered a 100% scan.

They are going to offload it right there.

Check the depth at their current coordinates.

Shallow shelf, sir.

About 40 meters deep.

Sandy bottom.

It's a sea drop.

Alert the drone team to scan the sea immediately.

Madam, Dayal’s signal has stopped near a fishing

hamlet just after the Pondicherry border.

That's outside our jurisdiction.

We can't conduct a raid there without a warrant from local police.

Then call the Pondicherry control room and tell them

we are entering in hot pursuit of a murder suspect.

Request backup.

Calling Pondicherry control room.

Madam, no answer.

Line is busy.

At 2am,

keep trying.

We can't wait until dawn.

The shipment must move now.

But the tide is turning.

It's too risky.

We take the risk or we lose everything.

It's 20 containers.

To bring back that much cargo, we'll need more than 100 boats.

That's exactly why I'm here.

Each container is already broken down offshore.

The cargo is scattered.

We move it quietly.

No attention, no patterns.

100 boats means 100 families involved.

One mistake and the coast guard is at our doors.

This kind of operation doesn't come cheap.

The navy and customs on the ocean are already settled.

What you earn from this will take care of your families for a lifetime.

No worries.

You arrange the trunks.

Bringing the cargo ashore, that's our responsibility.

Inspector,

move the barricade.

I am Inspector Preeti, Chennai police.

We are tracking a suspect involved in a murder.

Sorry,

border is sealed.

High alert orders.

High alert?

For what?

We have a live GPS trace of a suspect three kilometers from here.

Let us pass.

How long will it take for the drone to locate the ship?

It will take one hour to reach the ship.

Can't do it, madam.

A high-level convoy is scheduled before dawn.

Security protocol is active.

No external vehicles are permitted until 6 AM.

We are police, not tourists.

You are Tamil Nadu police.

Here, you are just tourists with uniforms.

Do

you have a warrant?

From our local magistrate?

A soldier was murdered.

The man who did it is right there.

If you stop me, I will charge you with obstruction of justice.

Touch me again, madam.

And I will arrest you for assaulting an officer on duty.

Hey, Lisa,

did you enjoy the party?

Yes, it's really great.

Beautiful place, the energy, the crowd.

Everything feels just right.

And honestly, thanks for hosting.

You've done this perfectly.

It's my pleasure.

So...

How do you see our Project Silifa plan?

Any specific concerns?

It looks impressive.

But India isn't exactly a high spending market compared to developed countries.

Their per capita spending is lower,

but you're looking at the wrong metric.

They spend heavily on two things,

health and life events.

And more importantly, scale.

We are not looking at millions.

We are looking at hundreds of millions.

Fair point.

So tell me, is this a one-time vaccine or something that continues over time?

Because from an investment standpoint,

sustainability matters more than a single breakthrough.

I'm interested in the long-term model.

That's where the model becomes powerful.

It's not just one cycle.

It continues.

Once Silifa enters the body, it doesn't leave.

It stays.

Think of the victim as a machine that never turns on.

Whenever we see the demand for our cure start to drop, we don't panic.

We release a secondary catalyst, hide it in the air they

breathe, the food they eat, or the water they drink.

The moment that catalyst hits the bloodstream, the virus wakes up.

It evolves.

It mutates into something the old vaccine can't touch.

And just like that, the world needs a brand

new miracle, a new vaccine, a new price tag.

We don't just manage the disease, we own the cycle.

It's breathtaking, Simon.

Most people build businesses.

You built an ecosystem.

It's not just a plan for a year.

It's a way to sustain a legacy forever.

I've never seen anything so perfectly designed.

I think we're finally aligned.

Our pharma group is ready.

Let's move forward.

This club has a beautiful view, but I think you are even more beautiful.

You are very sweet, Michelle.

Are you always this charming on a first date?

Just kidding.

Let's come to the business.

How do you see our business plan?

Do you have any specific query?

Your plan looks incredible and a long, sustainable revenue model.

But it is not easy execution.

It needs a lot of support from different industries.

You are very smart.

You found the exact problem we are solving.

We have been working on the execution for years

by quietly buying up many local companies.

That's impressive.

But to win this game, you need to own the biggest players in each industry.

Otherwise, the top companies will try to block any outside investment.

It's already done.

We use the Indian startup system to buy our way in.

Let me explain.

We now own a 70% stake in all the top brands.

We did this by buying the local manufacturers who own the right.

Cheers,

boys.

Along

with our medical camps, we use these drinks

to get Project Silifa into most of the population.

And what about the plan to activate the secondary catalyst?

The fuel depots.

We bought into the main fuel centers in multiple states.

Now, we mix a special catalyst into the diesel and petrol.

Every time a car or truck drives, the catalyst spreads through the air.

People are breathing it in without even knowing.

Your

plan is well structured, but my only concern

is how you secured the cargo from armed force.

The plan worked perfectly.

With Major Meera's help, we now control the shipping at the Chennai port.

We hid the Silifa virus inside a military shipment.

Labeling it as immunity booster and food chemical, no one suspected a thing.

Moving that much across the whole country requires a massive warehouse.

Do you have the infrastructure?

Yes.

We set up a huge facility in Chennai to store the virus in secondary catalyst.

Last week, we received the first batch of chemicals and moved them there safely.

But the Army already knows where warehouse is located.

How are you keeping it safe now?

We have a very strong local team in Tamil

Nadu and powerful politicians on our side.

Because of them, we've already moved the shipment out of the Chennai warehouse.

I'm impressed.

But where is it exactly?

It's on the road right now, headed to Pondicherry.

We have an old, empty chemical factory there.

It's a secret location and that's where we will hide everything.

Good.

What about the second shipment still on the ship?

Our team is moving it from the ship to small

fishing boats off the coast of Pondicherry.

Once the boats land, everything goes straight to our secret warehouse.

It's a solid plan.

Once the cargo is safe, our pharma group is ready to sign the contract.

It will be done tonight.

Be ready to sign the deal tomorrow.

MV Vostok, confirmed visual.

Tracking the hazardous barrels.

Biohazard markers confirmed.

Proceed with surveillance.

Our drones located the vessel.

It is surrounded by multiple fishing boats.

Yellow barrels are being offloaded from the ship and transferred into those boats.

It's confirmed sea drop.

They are offloading in mid-sea and moving through fishing boats.

Alert the Navy immediately.

Alpha Patrol, this is command.

Do you copy?

Command, Alpha Patrol reading you.

We've detected suspicious activity from vessel MV Vostok,

currently positioned off the Pondicherry coast.

Command copied.

We alert all units to surround the vessel.

Coordinates received.

We'll start the operation.

Keep a sharp lookout.

Copy that.

Perimeter is

secure.

It is confirmed we need to demolish the consignments on the vessel

and consignment on the road towards Pondicherry to stop this disaster.

Did you manage to get their warehouse locations?

Primary facility is D Logistics Chennai Warehouse and now they

shifted all consignment to secret warehouse in Pondicherry,

which is old abandoned chemical factory.

I will take care of the target here.

What about your escape plan?

I am leaving to catch the private jet now.

See you soon.

You said you'd take care of customs, but Navy boats are surrounding us.

Listen.

I will arrange the backup.

Bring the cargo offshore as planned.

Navy has already covered and we can't wait for the backup unit.

It's very risky.

We are aborting the operation.

Alpha Patrol, this is command.

Don't hit any fishermen.

Clear the target for missile launch.

Will you copy?

Alpha Patrol, command copied.

We will clear the surrounding fishing boats from the target area before firing.

Awaiting further confirmation.

Our plan got leaked.

Marine patrol boats are surrounding our vessel.

What about the consignment on that?

The consignment was dropped in the ocean, but our fishermen

aborted the operation after the marine patrol boats arrived.

Sector 1 clear.

Locking down east exit.

Copy that.

Maintain perimeter.

They've surrounded our Chennai and Pondicherry

warehouses and our Chennai office as well.

What about the consignment on the road to our secret warehouse?

I couldn't able to reach the drivers.

I suspect army might surround our vehicles.

Do

you have any...

Alternative plan for execution?

No, Chief.

I tried all the possibilities.

They have blocked all our sources.

It's end of the game.

Command executed.

Now the target is clear for missile launch.

Waiting for the command to launch.

Alpha command.

This is Major Deva.

Execute the target.

Command copied.

Proceeding with the missile launch on the target.

Target bearing 070.

Range decreasing.

Affirmative.

Maintaining depth.

Sonar picking up unusual fluctuations.

Increase speed.

Target acquired.

Launch authorization confirmed.

Execute launch sequence.

Launching!

Ten years, Deva.

And somehow,

you've survived me.

Survived you?

Preeti, you're the reason I've survived everything.

Enemies, bullets, even the loneliness of barracks.

You always make it sound dramatic.

But truth is, I wouldn't trade a single fight.

Even without children, I've never felt incomplete.

My mission, my reason to come home.

Every medal I've won means nothing.

And every case I've solved feels lighter because you were there waiting.

You know, sometimes I think, maybe I didn't want children

because I wanted us to belong only to each other.

Then let's promise, whether it's 10 years or 50, it will always be you and me.

No regrets, no looking back.

Always.

You in your uniform, me in mine.

But tonight, just Deva and Preeti.

Husband and wife.

Always.

I don't find any trace of Arjun here.

He is a ghost.

Ma'am, the DNA sample of Major Meera is not

matching with the body recovered from the apartment.