International Gorillay

In the wake of the Satanic Verses controversy, the Islamabad police fire on a protest. Five demonstrators are killed and 83 injured, and the protagonists' younger sister dies protesting Rushdie. This tragedy becomes the catalyst for the brothers to rethink their loyalties and pursue justice.

The three brothers, despite their criminal past, reconcile their differences after the crackdown and the sister's death. They vow to avenge her and defend Islam by hunting Rushdie, setting aside past rivalries. Their renewed bond deepens their resolve for the dangerous mission ahead.

They decide to chase Rushdie across borders and enlist the aid of a female police officer who will support their plan. The mission is framed as both vengeance and religious protection, with the Philippines identified as a key target. The plan involves tracking Rushdie’s operations and exploiting any weaknesses in his security.

Rushdie is depicted as living in the Philippines, guarded by a private army led by an Israeli general. He leads a life of decadence and tortures mujaheddins who pursue him, using his guards to stay one step ahead of capture.

The brothers arrive in the Philippines and begin their hunt for Rushdie, only to be repeatedly thwarted by his decoys. Each pursuit ends with Rushdie slipping away and new bait drawing them into another trap.

During one raid they appear wearing Batman costumes, using disguises to stage a dramatic confrontation and approach Rushdie more boldly. The stunt underscores the film's over-the-top tone while showing their determination to get through his guards.

The Israeli general’s sister is sent to seduce one of Rushdie's guerrillas but falls in love with him and ultimately converts to Islam in the final scene.

A female police officer agrees to help the brothers, providing local knowledge, credibility, and official support for their mission. Her involvement signals a bridging of law enforcement and vigilantism.

The protagonists and their allies engage in a major gunfight against Rushdie's army of Israeli henchmen and the 'International Guerrillas.' The clash rages as both sides fight for control, with high stakes for the outcome.

Rushdie attempts to flee as the battle nears its end, but the heroes close in and refuse to let him escape. The conflict intensifies as the vigilante team fights to bring him to justice.

Three giant Qur'ans appear in the sky and unleash lightning bolts that incinerate Rushdie as he tries to flee the scene. The climactic moment blends myth and vengeance, ending his global schemes.

With Rushdie defeated, the film closes on the protagonists' victory and the uneasy sense that justice comes at a cost. The trio's vigilante mission resolves its immediate conflict, though the moral complexity of their actions lingers.