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A specialized task force headed by Feroz Ali Khan is created in response to the 26/11 terrorist attacks. The unit's mission is to locate and neutralize plots against India. The team begins coordinating across agencies to track threats and mobilize resources.

While attempting to rescue a fellow secret agent in Turkey, Ajay Singh Rajput traps and captures Jamaal, a former colleague turned traitor. The capture provides a key asset for the investigation and reveals Jamaal's links to the upcoming attacks. The operation sets off a chain of intelligence discoveries.

Under interrogation, Jamaal discloses a plot to bomb a Delhi shopping mall. Ajay, aided by Jai, refutes the threat and prevents the attack by acting on the information. The revelation confirms that the terrorist network has multiple targets beyond the immediate capture.

Jamaal taunts Ajay with a grim warning, then takes his own life, leaving investigators with crucial information cut short. His death deprives the team of direct cooperation but still yields fragmented intelligence. The moment underscores the ruthlessness of the terrorist network.

Maulana Mohammed Abdul Rehman orchestrates an escape plan for Bilal Khan from the Indian authorities near the India-Pakistan border region. The plan aims to facilitate a broader network operation and provide a new entry point for the terrorists. The edge-of-country setting heightens security and surveillance challenges.

Bilal Khan escapes from police custody and flees the country, triggering a fresh security alert. Simultaneously, Javed Ali Khan arrives in Mumbai via Dubai, moving to join Bilal's network. The dual movements intensify the urgency for the ATS to track the operatives.

A team of ATS officers, led by Ajay, interrogates Taufiq, an ISI agent posing as a local Muslim leader. Ajay's pressure yields information about Javed's whereabouts and the group's operational plan. The interrogation accelerates the search for Javed and his accomplices.

Ajay's team raids Javed's hideout, but the operation spirals out of control as Javed triggers a suicide explosion. All officers except Ajay are killed, and Javed dies in the blast. The attack results in a devastating loss for the team and a setback for the investigation.

The recovery of Javed's laptop yields a name: Wasim Sheikh, a logistics planner living in Nepal under the alias Abdul Haq. The discovery provides a crucial lead to the next stage of the operation. It shifts the focus from Javed to Wasim and his Nepal-based network.

Ajay Singh and Shabana Khan travel to Nepal posing as a married couple to capture Wasim. Wasim fights back but is knocked unconscious by Shabana, and he ultimately reveals Bilal Khan's location in Al-Dera, Saudi Arabia. The operation tightens the circle around Bilal and his syndicate.

Feroz sends Ajay, Jai, and Om Prakash Shukla to Al-Dera to liaise with the deep asset Ashfaq. They arrive amid Bilal's planning sessions and coordinate the next steps to neutralize the threat. The trip marks a pivotal shift toward a direct, on-ground strike.

With Shukla's hacking help, Ajay and Jai break into Bilal's room and kill him. Maulana is knocked out during the confrontation, and the team arrests him, bringing him back to India under the pretext of visiting a sick relative. The action consolidates the operational gains against the terrorist network.

Hotel security discovers Bilal's corpse, triggering a fresh investigation led by Police Chief Hani Mohammad. The local authorities quickly identify Ajay and his team as the Indian agents involved. The case intensifies as nerves rise among both sides.

Maulana regains consciousness and wounds Ajay during a tense confrontation. The team boards a flight to India with Maulana as a captive, and the authorities try to stop the aircraft. A newspaper reveal that Maulana and Bilal are wanted prompts the plane to depart as the chase continues.

After six weeks of rigorous interrogation with little substantial information, Maulana is handed over to the Indian Army and taken to Srinagar, where he is eliminated like militants. The operation proves successful as the temporary task force earns permanent status. The team celebrates their victory and the expanded mandate.