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The film concludes by showing how Agent Dev Jamwal’s daring mission was ultimately successful in thwarting Pakistan’s plan to attack India through a cleverly orchestrated hijacking operation. Despite numerous implausibilities, the core idea was that India’s covert operations aimed to deceive Pakistan and prevent war, which they managed to do by tricking the enemy into believing a fake hijacking was real. Dev and his team succeed in bringing the captured agents and the hijacked passengers safely back to Indian territory, effectively preventing a broader conflict. The movie ends with a reminder of the historical context—the turbulent events leading up to the 1971 war and the creation of Bangladesh—highlighting India’s efforts in intelligence and strategic deception. However, the narrative leaves somewhat unresolved questions about the finer details of the operation, like the true outcome of the hijackers’ demands or whether Pakistan was genuinely fooled. Overall, the ending emphasizes heroism and clever espionage, but it also reflects on the often-muddled storytelling typical of many spy thrillers, with some elements stretching believability. The film closes with a nod to the broader historical events, painting India’s covert operation as a chapter in the larger story of the region’s complex conflict and independence struggles.**

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