International Gorillay

The events are anchored around the early 1990s, with a dramatized Islamabad police firing on a mob on 12 February 1990 referenced as a catalyst. The timeframe situates the story amid real-world debates on censorship and religious sentiment. The narrative blends immediate 1990 events with a broader, international chase.

The action spans Islamabad, Pakistan, where the police scene frames the early stakes of the conflict. It then shifts to the Philippines, depicted as the tropical hideout of Salman Rushdie guarded by a private army. The film juxtaposes urban Pakistani streets with overseas locales to drive a globe-trotting pursuit of vengeance.

🗡️ Revenge

Three brothers unite to avenge their sister and defend Islam’s honor, driving the plot with a quest for lethal justice. Their pursuit forces morally complex decisions as they wage war against perceived enemies. The story probes the costs of vigilantism when personal and religious motives collide with law and order.

🕌 Faith & Honor

Religious identity and communal honor motivate the protagonists and frame their actions. The narrative treats Islam as a guiding force and a point of grievance in a broader cultural conflict. The film portrays acts taken in the name of faith as both protective and provocative.

🕵️ Conspiracy

An international conspiracy threads Rushdie’s world with a private army, casinos, and media manipulation, creating a sense of global jeopardy. The use of decoys, disguises, and elaborate plots emphasizes espionage over straightforward action. The showdown culminates in a supernatural visual where Qur’anic imagery underscores the clash between power and faith.