Yahaan

Indian Army commander Aman arrives in Kashmir to combat insurgents. He meets Adaa, a local woman living with her father, grandmother, and mute sister. A spark of attraction grows as the danger around them deepens.

As the conflict intensifies, Aman and Adaa fall in love. Aman keeps the relationship secret from his colleagues and orders, worried it could jeopardize his mission. Their bond provides a fragile lifeline amid constant danger.

During a mission to locate and eliminate insurgents, Aman captures their leader. The man turns out to be Shakeel's mentor, increasing the personal stakes for Shakeel. The capture temporarily weakens the terrorist network and elevates pressure on Aman.

Adaa's family discovers Adaa's relationship with Aman. Her grandmother approves, but her father demands that Aman stay away. The revelation complicates both their lives amid the conflict.

Acting on a tip, Aman and his unit raid a terrorist hideout but are ambushed by insurgents. The attack results in heavy casualties among the insurgents and leaves Aman and four comrades captured. Shakeel's men pressure the government to exchange their leader for the prisoners.

Adaa tracks Shakeel's hideout and pleads with her brother not to harm Aman. Seizing the moment, Aman breaks free and escapes with Adaa as the army closes in. The siege ends with the army rescuing the captured soldiers.

Back in the city, Aman's affair becomes public knowledge and rumors of collusion circulate. He is arrested and court-martialed as the army questions his loyalties. Adaa fights to clear his name.

Adaa appeals to the Chief Minister for help, but is told she must deny any relationship to protect the army's reputation. She refuses to hide the truth. Her stubborn resolve marks a turning point in the effort to save Aman.

On the advice of friends, Adaa writes a letter to the Prime Minister detailing her story and asking for intervention. She hopes a higher authority can secure Aman's release and restore his name. The letter raises public attention and increases pressure on authorities.

Adaa's living account is broadcast in a live TV interview, drawing national attention. The terrorists react to the exposure and Shakeel takes over a mosque, holding people hostage in exchange for their leader's release. The incident shifts momentum toward Aman and Adaa.

The siege at the mosque places civilians at risk as Shakeel's men press their demands. The terrorists bomb Adaa's house earlier, gravely injuring her grandmother. The city watches a high-stakes standoff unfold live.

Aman enters the mosque to confront Shakeel, who savagely attacks him. At the same time, Adaa continues her live broadcast, sharing her story with the world. The confrontation exposes the personal toll of the conflict on both lovers.

During the crisis, Aman tells Shakeel that the terrorist leader bombed Shakeel's house and his grandmother is in hospital. This revelation pressures Shakeel to reconsider, influencing the standoff. The siege continues toward a resolution.

A plan is executed: Aman, wearing a bulletproof jacket, is shot by a sniper to create an opening for the soldiers. He dies, and the army overruns the remaining terrorists. Adaa arrives at the end, and the lovers leave the scene together.