Thuppakki

Returning from Kashmir to Mumbai, Jagadish faces pressure from his parents to meet Nisha and arrange a match. The bride-viewing ceremony highlights the clash between tradition and his feelings. He starts to question the idea of an arranged marriage as he sees Nisha's modern spirit.

At the bride-viewing ceremony, Jagadish's attention shifts when he sees Nisha's boxing talent and strength. He becomes intrigued by her independent spirit and modern outlook. The attraction deepens after he witnesses her in a boxing match.

Jagadish and his police friend Balaji witness a bus explosion that rocks a city route. The injured bomber escapes from the hospital, hinting at a wider conspiracy. This incident marks the beginning of a coordinated terror plot in the city.

Jagadish recaptures the injured bomber, who escapes again from the hospital. He then coerces the security chief who aided the escape to commit suicide. The events reveal an organized sleeper cell behind the attacks.

Jagadish learns the bomber is a sleeper agent in a cell planning twelve attacks within a few days. He mobilizes his fellow army men to counter the threat and initiates a counterterrorism operation. The stakes rise as time runs out on the planned strikes.

The team begins targeting the sleeper cell and eliminates several operatives, including the leader's brother Afsar Ali. They push forward under constant pressure as the attacks intensify. The operation tightens as they close in on the cell.

The sleeper leader escalates by targeting the families of army personnel and abducting someone close to Jagadish's unit. To protect others, Jagadish substitutes his younger sister Sanjana as the target, setting a dangerous rescue plan in motion. The forecasted danger drives the mission forward.

Using his loyal dog and Sanjana's dupatta, Jagadish locates the hideout and launches a daring rescue. He frees his sister and the other abductees, and the raid results in the capture of the second-in-command who is killed. The operation marks a turning point in the crackdown.

With mounting losses, the sleeper leader targets Jagadish and kills one of his friends, demanding surrender. The confrontation tightens, pushing the mission toward a breaking point. The stakes rise as the raid reaches its climax.

To shield those around him, Jagadish contemplates a risky sacrifice and plans to separate from Nisha to keep her safe. He coordinates with his fellow soldiers and steels himself for the final confrontation. The decision marks a personal cost in the battle against terror.

He confronts the sleeper leader on a ship rigged with a bomb and uncovers a broader infiltration, including a Defence establishment traitor named Kameeruddin. In a brutal confrontation, he abandons the suicidal plan and defeats the leader. The threat seems to be contained for now.

Jagadish escapes with the leading prisoner aboard a boat as the vessel explodes, turning the climax into a dramatic escape. He defeats the leader in the process and ensures the immediate threat is mitigated. The escape scene sets up the final reckoning with Kameeruddin.

Jagadish defeats Kameeruddin by forcing him to commit suicide after the climactic clash. He then returns to Kashmir with his fellow army men and reconciles with Nisha, ending the mission on a reconciliatory note. The story closes with a sense of restored balance in the city.