Gadar 2

Hamid Iqbal, driven by a vendetta against Tara Singh, has Ashraf Ali executed for aiding Tara's escape. This act plants the seeds of a long-standing grudge between Iqbal and Tara's family. The consequence is a personal, intergenerational conflict that frames much of the plot.

Tara Singh escapes from Pakistan with his wife Sakeena and their son Jeete, evading Iqbal's pursuit. The escape sets Tara on a new life across the border and establishes the precarious safety of his family. Iqbal's vengeance continues to loom over them.

In 1971, Tara operates as a goods supplier to an Indian Army cantonment, maintaining a civilian front while living with Sakeena and Jeete. The arrangement keeps the family close, but the looming war threatens their quiet life. Tara's skill at commerce and risk-taking becomes pivotal to his options during the conflict.

Lt. Col. Devendra Rawat approaches Tara to help supply Indian soldiers with weapons amid border skirmishes. Tara agrees, motivated by loyalty and the tactical advantage offered by his network. This collaboration pulls him deeper into the war's logistical side.

Iqbal orders an explosion at the border, causing chaos and leading to the capture of many Indian soldiers. The incident escalates the conflict and intensifies Tara's involvement. It also fuels Jeete's decision to take action.

Jeete travels back from Chandigarh after finding Sakeena in shambles and learning that Tara has disappeared at the border. He vows to go to Pakistan to rescue his father, despite the dangers ahead. The personal mission becomes the film's emotional core.

In Pakistan, Jeete meets Gul Khan, who helps him secure a job at Kurban Khan's hotel, a supplier to the captive Indian soldiers. He also befriends Muskaan, Kurban's daughter, who supports him after learning his true identity. This alliance broadens Jeete's network inside Pakistan.

Jeete infiltrates the prison to locate Tara but is captured himself. He later discovers that Tara was never captured, which reframes his mission and sets up a new the rescue dynamic. The twist shifts the narrative from rescue to reunion.

Tara resurfaces in Indian Punjab and reunites with Sakeena. He explains that he survived a fall into a stream and was rescued by a Bakarwal tribe, later slipping into a coma. The revelation redefines Tara's condition and his ability to act.

Learning of Jeete's capture, Tara travels back to Pakistan to extract him from prison. This move rekindles the family’s collective mission and escalates the danger as both sides mobilize for a larger confrontation.

Iqbal ambushes Jeete and humiliates him by falsely accusing him of assaulting Muskaan, who lies to protect Kurban. The false charges add personal peril and heighten the stakes for Tara's effort to save him.

Tara frees himself and, with Jeete, fights the Pakistani army and escapes in an army tank. They reach the Indian border, where Iqbal is killed by Rawat and Indian soldiers. Rawat then approves Jeete to enlist in the army, and Tara, Jeete, Muskaan, and Sakeena are reunited.