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Opening narration introduces Siddhant Dheer, head of ATC, and frames his life around seven days of intense anti-terrorism work. He reflects on the rising menace of terrorism and sets the stage for the events to come.

ATC receives a tip about an imminent attack planned for May 10 that could target 20,000 people. Siddhant orders an unofficial cross-border investigation against Jamwaal, escalating the case and setting the search into motion.

The ATC defuses another bomb threat at a building, and Altaf is arrested in connection with the case. The arrest deepens the conspiracy and ties local crime to the larger terror plan.

A woman is shot dead at her own home, suggesting the reach of the threat extends beyond the immediate case. The murder heightens the urgency for the ATC to uncover the network behind Jamwaal.

Neha, an undercover officer stationed in Canada, informs Siddhant that Himmat Mehendi has been arrested by Canadian police. This cross-border update pushes the investigation toward Canada.

Following their sister Anu’s engagement, Siddhant orders his brother Shashank and partner Aditya to head to Canada to apprehend Himmat, transport him to safety, and extract information about the May 10 plan.

Back in India, Anu and her fiancé are kidnapped with a demand for Altaf's release. The kidnapping signals that Jamwaal’s influence stretches into both domestic and international fronts.

In Canada, Aditya and Shashank discover that their car has a bomb strapped to it. They accelerate to avoid detonation and jump as it explodes on a bridge. Dan, a local officer, pursues them but is saved when Aditya and Shashank fend off a hit squad and rescue him.

The trio captures Himmat and brings him to a safe location, where he breaks down and admits he doesn’t know much beyond Jamwaal’s circle. Skeptical at first, Dan eventually decides to team up with Aditya and Shashank to uncover the wider conspiracy.

The investigation leads to Asif’s disco hideout, where Asif points to Irfan’s location but then commits suicide. The trio captures Irfan but mistakenly believes him to be Jamwaal, and in the confusion they also release Himmat.

In India, Siddhant learns that Roy is the ATC mole and uses the information to save Anu; Anu’s fiancé dies in a blast. Roy commits suicide after hinting that the codeword for the operation is JEET. Siddhant decides to go to Canada as Aditi uses Altaf as bait to expose Jamwaal’s wider network.

Back in Canada, the team uncovers a web of deception: the real Neha was murdered long ago and replaced by a fake Neha who planted the car bomb. It’s revealed that Jamwaal had an accident the day Altaf was arrested and manipulated events to keep his identity hidden, including releasing the wrong prisoner.

Siddhant deciphers the word JEET by its position in the English alphabet and realizes the operation centers on a football stadium event. J=10 (date), E=5 (May), E=5 (5 o’clock), and T=20 (significance tied to the plan). The team learns the stadium will host 20,000 people with the Prime Minister invited.

On the fated day, the team races to avert the attack. Aditya finds a car bomb with a 20-minute timer and moves it outside the stadium, while Shashank ferries a second bomb onto a plane, which crashes into a lake after his radio farewell. Dan rescues hostages inside the stadium; Siddhant confronts Jamwaal in an elevator and shoots him dead, ending the threat as Shashank’s ashes are immerssed in a river and Siddhant mourns his brother.