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Colonel Krishnakant Puri and his ten men are dishonourably discharged from the Indian Army after a failed mission. The military command brands them as cowardly, shattering their careers and reputations. They face an uncertain future as they come to terms with the verdict.

Krishnakant challenges the military decision by taking his case to civil courts, a fight that drags on for 17 years. The final verdict is delivered against him and his former unit, denying them redress. Humiliation and disappointment accompany the defeat despite their past service.

Overwhelmed by the verdict, Krishnakant contemplates suicide. Sandhya arrives, recounting the murder of her father by the dacoit Jageera, and pleads for his help. Moved by her plea, Krishnakant agrees to take up the fight against Jageera.

Krishnakant agrees to aid Sandhya and summons his fellow disgraced officers for a mission. They assemble at Devdurg with ammunition and arms, ready to confront Jageera. The group begins to organize their plan and test their resolve.

Jageera's influence over the local police complicates their mission as officers try to prevent the veterans from possessing weapons. Undeterred, they decide to remain in Devdurg and win the villagers' confidence. They prepare to challenge the criminal network despite institutional hurdles.

With Krishnakant's permission, Major Gurung returns to train the team and restore their fighting edge. They relearn drill, weapon handling, and team coordination under his supervision. The renewed training rekindles their discipline and courage.

The first clash with Jageera reveals that the veterans are out of practice and older than their prime. They struggle to match Jageera's brutality as they attempt to regroup. Krishnakant's determination pushes them through the rough start.

Jageera, aided by Barot, traps the group, but they escape and capture Jageera themselves. Keval Krishan Puri plans to kill Jageera, yet Krishnakant hands him over to Barot, allowing Jageera's release and leading to the death of Major Sarfaraz. The incident hardens the team's resolve to end Jageera's terror.

Enraged by Sarfaraz's death, Krishnakant leads the mission with village support to bring down Jageera. The villagers rally, providing manpower, information, and morale. They chase Jageera through the Devdurg region, determined to end his tyranny.

Jageera holds Sandhya and the residents hostage to break their resistance. Udit, acting on courage and loyalty, rescues Sandhya from the clutches of Jageera and his men. The rescue sharpens the resolve of Krishnakant's team for the final confrontation.

A deadly showdown culminates in Jageera's death at the hands of Krishnakant, Keval, and the battle-hardened soldiers, avenging Major Sarfaraz. Keval's rage drives a fierce last stand. The gang of criminals is eliminated, ending Jageera's reign of terror.

Brigadier Anoop Kumar felicitates the team, expressing pride despite the court-martial. He formally praises their courage and hints at future assignments. Udit marries Sandhya and follows in his father's footsteps by joining the Army for the next mission.