The Greatest of All Time

In 2008, the Special Anti-Terrorism Squad (SATS) intercepts a train carrying the terrorist Omar, who is trying to extract uranium. During this operation, Gandhi discovers that their former chief, Rajiv Menon, is also on the same train, presenting a dual target for the squad.

After successfully retrieving the uranium, Gandhi decides to destroy the train, believing that everyone onboard, including Menon, has perished in the explosion. This drastic action is intended to eliminate a significant threat to national security.

Following the train incident, the SATS team goes undercover as employees of India Tourism Development Corporation. Gandhi, living with his pregnant wife Anu and their son Jeevan, tries to navigate the complexities of both family life and his covert operations.

Gandhi is assigned a mission in Bangkok, and he brings his family along to prevent Anu's suspicions of infidelity. As he takes calls during the mission, Anu notices odd noises, leading to tension in their relationship.

After completing the mission, an attack on Gandhi and his family results in Anu going into labor. In the chaos, their son Jeevan mysteriously disappears, and Gandhi is left to face the heart-wrenching belief that he may have lost the child.

The police find a charred body identified as Jeevan, leading Gandhi into devastation. Anu gives birth to a daughter but stops communicating with Gandhi, blaming him for the dangers their family faced due to his line of work.

By 2024, Gandhi has distanced himself from SATS and is working as an immigration officer in Chennai. Meanwhile, Anu and their daughter Jeevitha live separately, highlighting the impact of their traumatic past on their lives.

Despite his reluctance, Gandhi travels to Moscow to train new officers at the Indian Embassy. While there, the embassy is attacked, and Gandhi encounters a rioter who bears a shocking resemblance to his lost son, igniting his hope.

Gandhi's discovery of the rioter resembling his son leads him to believe his son is alive. When he confronts the rioter, who identifies himself as Jeevan, a tumultuous reunion begins, filled with confusion about his childhood and Gandhi's past.

Jeevan reveals his experiences of being kidnapped and brainwashed by Menon, leading to a complex emotional turmoil for Gandhi. Hatred and revenge define Jeevan's relationship with Gandhi, who he believes is responsible for his traumatic past.

As tensions rise, Kalyan, a member of the SATS, is revealed to have been colluding with Menon. This betrayal culminates in the tragic death of Sunil’s daughter, Srinidhi, at Kalyan's hands, further complicating the situation for Gandhi and his team.

The plot thickens when it is discovered that Kalyan murdered Srinidhi to keep crucial secrets from being exposed. This act of treachery not only devastates the families involved but also strengthens Gandhi's resolve to take action.

The revelation that Menon survived the train incident and is manipulating Jeevan to seek revenge on Gandhi raises the stakes dramatically. The confrontation ignites a desperate race against time, culminating in a plan to unleash a catastrophic bombing.

In a climactic showdown at the stadium, Gandhi attempts to thwart Jeevan's plan and save the audience from disaster. The confrontation results in a fierce battle where secrets about identity and betrayal come to light.

It is shockingly revealed that the 'Jeevan' Gandhi confronted was actually a clone, while the real Jeevan has become a mad scientist. This twist sets the stage for future conflict, highlighting the dark implications of cloning technology.