Veer-Zaara

The government of Pakistan decides to reevaluate unresolved cases concerning Indian prisoners as a gesture of goodwill. This decision sets the stage for a major legal battle that unfolds throughout the film.

Saamiya Siddiqui, a determined Pakistani lawyer, accepts the challenging task of defending prisoner 786, who is revealed to be Veer Pratap Singh. This marks her first significant case, showcasing her commitment to justice.

During her visits to the prison, Saamiya faces harassment from the jailor, who tries to undermine her efforts. Despite this, her determination only strengthens as she seeks to uncover the truth behind Veer's imprisonment.

Saamiya calls prisoner 786 by his real name, Veer Pratap Singh, prompting him to open up about his haunting past. This pivotal moment deepens their connection and sets in motion the quest for justice.

Twenty-two years earlier, Zaara Haayat Khan embarks on a journey to India with her governess's ashes, honoring her last wish. Her spirit and determination highlight her strong character as she travels toward a sacred site.

As Zaara travels, the bus she is on encounters a disastrous accident, putting her life in danger. This moment marks a significant turning point in her journey, leading her to need a hero.

Squadron Leader Veer Pratap Singh heroically rescues Zaara using a helicopter after the bus accident. Their encounter marks the beginning of a deep and meaningful bond between the two characters.

Veer introduces Zaara to his village during the Lohri festival, where they bond over cultural experiences. Zaara's admiration for Veer grows as she witnesses the love of his foster parents and the importance of education for girls.

As Zaara prepares to return to Pakistan, Veer confesses his love for her. This emotional moment is heavy with the weight of their feelings, yet they must part ways, complicating their futures.

Back in Pakistan, Zaara struggles between her feelings for Veer and pressure to marry Raza Shirazi. Her choice reflects the tension between personal happiness and familial obligations.

Unable to accept life without Zaara, Veer quits the Indian Air Force and attempts to cross into Pakistan to reclaim her. His bold decision is rooted in his deep love and commitment to Zaara.

Raza's jealousy leads to a calculated move where he frames Veer as a spy, resulting in his arrest. This betrayal marks the beginning of a lengthy struggle for Veer and Zaara to reunite.

Twenty-two years later, Saamiya embarks on a mission to uncover Veer's true identity and prove his innocence. Her journey leads her to discover Zaara's vital role in Veer’s past.

Zaara, now devoted to continuing Veer’s vision, silently works on behalf of the village in India. Her actions reveal her persistent love and the sacrifices she's made over the years.

Zaara testifies in court, revealing the truth behind Veer's imprisonment, leading to his release. Their emotional reunion at the judge's apology speaks to the power of love and resilience against all odds.