Wazir

Daanish Ali, an Anti-Terrorism Squad officer, enjoys a seemingly perfect life with his wife Ruhana and their young daughter, Noorie. Their lives embody happiness and normalcy until unforeseen events change everything.

While driving with Noorie, Daanish spots the notorious terrorist Farooq Rameez and decides to pursue him. This critical decision sets off a chain of tragic events that will forever alter his family's life.

Rameez and his gang ambush Daanish's car during the chase, resulting in the death of Noorie. This horrifying experience shatters Daanish and Ruhana's lives, deepening the rift between them.

Overwhelmed by grief from Noorie's death, Ruhana blames Daanish for the tragedy and cuts him out of her life. Their once happy family is now torn apart, leaving Daanish in despair.

In his sorrow, Daanish moves in with his friend and fellow officer, Sartaj, who provides him with sleeping pills to numb the pain. This moment marks the beginning of Daanish's downward spiral into grief and anger.

After overhearing Sartaj discuss Rameez's whereabouts with their superior, Daanish's anguish drives him to track down the terrorist during a police operation. This leads to a fierce shootout where Daanish kills Rameez, earning the wrath of his superiors.

Following Rameez's death, the ATS higher-ups place Daanish on medical leave instead of commending him for his actions. This further isolates Daanish from the world of law enforcement he once served.

At Noorie's grave, Daanish discovers a wallet that leads him to Pandit Omkar Nath Dhar, a chess master and Noorie's instructor. Their connection unveils a shared sorrow, as Pandit tells Daanish about the tragic death of his own daughter, Nina.

As Daanish delves deeper into the past, he learns about Yazaad Qureshi's close ties to both Nina's mysterious death and a terrorist attack. His determination drives him to seek an audience with Qureshi, causing tension to rise with local authorities.

When Daanish attempts to confront Qureshi, he is met with hostility from senior police officials who threaten him. This further fuels Daanish's resolve to uncover the truth behind the tragedies that have haunted him and the Pandit.

Encouraged by the Pandit, Ruhana engages in a dance-drama written by Nina, intending to honor her legacy. This act serves as a critical moment of reflection for Ruhana as she navigates her grief and anger.

With Daanish's investigations posing a threat to Qureshi, an assassin named Wazir is sent to silence him. The stakes are raised as Daanish races against time to protect both the Pandit and himself from imminent danger.

Daanish travels to Kashmir to confront Qureshi during a public event amidst chaos. The atmosphere becomes electric following an explosion, leading to a tense standoff between Daanish and Qureshi.

In a moment of revelation, Ruhi reveals the dark secrets of her father's past, linking Qureshi directly to Nina's tragic death. Enraged and seeking justice for both his daughter and the Pandit's child, Daanish takes deadly action.

After Qureshi's death, Daanish learns that the Pandit had orchestrated their encounters all along, using the game of chess as a metaphor for their shared struggle. This revelation helps Daanish and Ruhana begin to heal from their shared trauma.