Bang Bang

Following the treaty, Omar Zafar stages a dramatic breakout in London, during which Col. Viren Nanda is killed and burned alive. The chaos signals the start of Omar's international pursuit and sets the stage for the Koh-i-Noor plot to unfold across continents.

Omar proclaims a US$5 million reward for an Indian thief to steal the Koh-i-Noor, turning the jewel into a high-stakes prize. The announcement heightens the danger surrounding the gem and pulls players toward a wider manhunt.

Rajveer Nanda quietly seizes the Koh-i-Noor and immediately demands US$20 million as the price for returning or concealing the gem. Gul and Zafar respond by sharpening their involvement, kicking off a relentless chase to retrieve the diamond.

A brawl erupts between Gul's men and rivals in a Shimla restaurant, signaling how danger is closing in. In the midst of the chaos, Rajveer visits another eatery and meets Harleen Sahni, who dreams of true love and adventure.

Rajveer and Harleen quickly fall for each other, but the threat closes in as Gul's men close ranks. After Harleen learns the truth about Rajveer's perilous world, she bumps into him again and he asks her to help remove a bullet from her arm, deepening the precarious bond between them.

Government agents Zorawar Kalra and Inspector Bhola try to coerce Harleen into aiding the authorities, but Rajveer and Harleen outwit them and escape. The pair decide to stay together, recognizing that Rajveer’s protection is essential to their survival.

Harleen and Rajveer wake on a beach after an extended time on the run, signaling a shift in momentum. They survive a renewed pursuit by Gul's men and officials, then slip away again, leveraging their wits and luck to stay ahead.

The couple regains a sense of purpose when Harleen wakes up in Prague and recognizes Rajveer’s leadership in the escape. The city becomes a backdrop for their continued pursuit of the Koh-i-Noor and the people chasing it.

Harleen and Rajveer track Gul to a casino, where a plotting confrontation unfolds and Rajveer ends Gul's menace with a fatal shot. The act marks a significant turning point as the danger shifts toward the last antagonists.

Harleen is taken to the Indian Embassy, where Narayanan, the ISS chief, provides her with a tracking device to locate Rajveer and retrieve the Koh-i-Noor. The scene underscores the global scale of the chase and the layered spy network at work.

On a tense bridge escape attempt, Rajveer activates the tracking device and hands the Koh-i-Noor to Harleen before he is shot while leaping into the water. The moment cements their bond and sets the stage for the final bid to outmaneuver their pursuers.

Harleen returns home to her grandmother and confronts a deeper truth: Rajveer is Jaiwant 'Jai' Nanda, Viren's brother. Pankaj challenges the army's version of Viren's death and points to a championship trophy as the real clue, reshaping loyalties and futures.

Harleen is abducted to a desert castle where she meets Zafar and discovers Zorawar's role as his informer. Zorawar uses truth serum to extract the location of the real diamond, but Harleen deduces that Rajveer is alive and coming to kill Zafar.

Rajveer reveals the Koh-i-Noor was part of a joint MI6-ISS operation to capture Zafar. After a deadly siege, Rajveer defeats Zafar but pushes Harleen to safety before leaping from a burning seaplane, which explodes. He survives, is rescued, and the couple finally reunites with his parents and introduces Harleen to them.