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In 2016, the South Block confronts internal economic struggles. Alongside PM, Shailesh and Satish must also confront an enemy of a different kind who wants to destroy India from within. Adapted from chapter number nine, "Just tell me when to begin sir" of the book "India's Most Fearless 2" written by Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh, this season's driving hero is Pradeep Bhattacharya, an Additional Commissioner in the International Taxation Department in Mumbai who is also a Captain in the Territorial Army of India. Pradeep’s alertness leads him to discover Ehsaan Waziri's three-stage plan against India. As our heroes unravel the most disastrous plan laid against the country, a clean slate seems to be their only solution.
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In 2016, the South Block confronts internal economic struggles. Alongside PM, Shailesh and Satish must also confront an enemy of a different kind who wants to destroy India from within. Adapted from chapter number nine, "Just tell me when to begin sir" of the book "India's Most Fearless 2" written by Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh, this season's driving hero is Pradeep Bhattacharya, an Additional Commissioner in the International Taxation Department in Mumbai who is also a Captain in the Territorial Army of India. Pradeep’s alertness leads him to discover Ehsaan Waziri's three-stage plan against India. As our heroes unravel the most disastrous plan laid against the country, a clean slate seems to be their only solution.
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Availability by JustWatch · some watch links pay filmi.ai a small commission; it never changes what we show or how we score.
No listing found for the US.Available in India on SonyLIV.
No listing found for the UK.Available in India on SonyLIV.
No listing found for Canada.Available in India on SonyLIV.
No listing found for Australia.Available in India on SonyLIV.
No listing found for the UAE.Available in India on SonyLIV.
A terrorism-and-counterfeit-currency thriller about an income-tax officer who also serves as an army captain, uncovering a large-scale plot against India. Action is frequent but not graphic; one critic references past communal violence. Critics highlight army courage and service.
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