Kashmeeram

In New Delhi, NSG Captain Shyam leads a Black Cat commando unit to apprehend the wanted terrorist Jagmohan Pandey after he murders a senior police officer. The operation demonstrates the team's discipline and Shyam's direct leadership. Pandey's capture becomes the catalyst for a volatile sequence of retaliations.

Pandey's trial proceeds with Usha Varma, a Supreme Court judge, presiding over the case. The proceedings highlight underlying political tensions and security concerns surrounding Pandey's arrest. The clash of duties between the judge and the security team sets the stage for further conflict.

Qureshi, Pandey's ally, orchestrates a bombing that kills Usha Varma's son Unnikrishnan. The attack escalates the personal stakes for the family and for the security detail. It marks a crucial turning point driving the protective response at home and beyond.

In response to the attack, the Home department orders Z-category protection for Usha Varma and her family. The new security measures intensify the family's dependence on the security detail. Tensions rise as the family adjusts to this unprecedented level of protection.

Balram assigns the NSG Black Cat commando team, led by Shyam, to guard Usha and her family. The arrangement confirms Shyam's central role in the operation and deepens the protective relationship with the Varma household. The protective mission begins in earnest.

Usha and Manasi distrust and openly insult the security team, challenging Shyam's authority. The friction creates a tense atmosphere around the house and tests the commandos’ discipline. Shyam's no-nonsense approach clashes with the family's expectations.

Sukhram, the family servant, is exposed as a spy and confesses that Unni’s death was caused by the bomb. Rajan and Balram decide to keep the revelation secret to avoid compromising the case. The secrecy heightens mistrust but preserves the intended legal strategy.

Mariya Singh, the housekeeper, warms to Shyam after he explains the truth behind Unni’s death. Her change in attitude softens some of the earlier hostility. This alliance helps Shyam gain better access and information.

Shyam's team accidentally shoots Nathuram, Manasi's boyfriend, during an attempt to trespass into Usha’s house. The incident escalates Manasi’s anger and deepens the personal stakes for the security detail. It also pressures Usha to reconsider Shyam’s role.

Usha removes Shyam's team from duty and contemplates putting Shyam on trial for Nathuram's death. The decision backfires when Manasi, without protection, is kidnapped by Sanjay, complicating matters further. The family realizes the threat is far from over.

Sanjay abducts Manasi and reveals to her that Unni was killed and that Nathuram is Qureshi's son Aashiq Quais. These revelations heighten Manasi's distress and reveal the reach of the mastermind’s plan. The kidnapping becomes a critical leverage point for negotiations.

Qureshi issues an ultimatum: drop all charges against Pandey or Manasi dies. Rajan and Balram then reveal Unni's death and Nathuram's true identity to Usha, prompting her to accept a security plan that could save Manasi. The family moves toward a coordinated response.

Rajan, Shyam, and Balram devise a plan: Usha will release Pandey to facilitate a controlled exchange, while Shyam disguises himself as Pandey to fool the terrorists and secure Manasi’s release. The plan hinges on flawless deception and timing. It marks a turning point in the operation.

During the exchange, Pandey signals the switch, triggering a fierce firefight between the Black Cat commandos and the terrorists. Shyam rescues Manasi, but Balram is killed in the fighting. The operation eliminates most of the terrorist threat, including Qureshi and Pandey.

The film ends with Shyam now commanding security for the Governor of Kashmir. The Varma family encounters him at an airport, where Manasi apologizes for her earlier rudeness and Shyam accepts with a subtle smile. A new chapter of security and personal growth closes the story.