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A brisk, action-packed spy thriller about a leak that’s murdering India’s undercover RAW agents and the ragged team that races to stop it.

Premise and main plot

Several RAW operatives are exposed and killed in China and elsewhere. The agency discovers someone inside a foreign embassy is leaking identities to the Chinese, revealing a larger conspiracy.
Yashvardhan “Yash” Singh — a hard-edged Mumbai policeman haunted by a past failure — is pulled into the RAW investigation and paired with KK (Kamaljeet Kaur), a sharp, unorthodox female RAW operative.
A slain officer’s diary contains a page-number cipher that spells S‑P‑Y, pointing to a mole. The hunt moves from Mumbai to Budapest-like summit venues, art galleries, Berlin and back.
The villain is revealed as Rudra Pratap Singh (using the identity “Shiv Sharma”), son of Karan Pratap — a family destroyed years earlier after being branded traitors. Rudra is taking revenge by handing agent names to China.
The climax involves exposing Rudra’s plan at an Indo–Hungarian-style summit, rescuing targets in dramatic close calls, and forcing a public reversal of the narrative about the maligned agents.

Key highlights and standout scenes

Detective work: Yash and KK decode the diary clue, set traps (fake-coded emails), stage a sting in an art gallery, interrogate suspects, and follow multiple false leads (Amit, Vikas, Anshuman).
Safehouse raid: a tense raid on a “Shiv Sharma” safehouse where identities and motives become clearer.
Metro rescue: a last-minute, high-adrenaline rescue at a metro/“Hero Square” station with smart, frantic tactics.
Summit set-piece: at the Indo–Hungarian summit, Rudra plans a high-profile assassination; the team stages a dangerous counter-plan where a revealing shot exposes the shooter and Rudra’s role.
Emotional reveal: Rudra’s revenge is personal — his family’s ruin and his mother’s suicide drive the killings.
Resolution: the team exposes Rudra, pressures the government to clear the fallen agents’ names, compensates families, and delivers a patriotic, emotional finale.

Tonality, jokes and chemistry

Tone: a mix of high-stakes thriller beats with banter, light comic relief and occasional melodrama — classic mainstream Bollywood spy-film flourishes.
Comedy beats:
- KK’s name confusion (“KK can be a man’s name”).
- Repeated “I don’t drink coffee” jibes.
- Teasing about uniforms and clothes.
- Dark humor from bureaucratic absurdities (cover-ups, protocols, public denials).
Central relationship: the cop-and-spy dynamic — Yash’s bluntness, guilt and inability to shoot versus KK’s pragmatism and unpredictable style — provides emotional and comic backbone.

Best moments to watch for

The diary decoding that spells “SPY.”
The art-gallery sting and the CCTV-fueled chase to the orphanage identity reveal.
The summit assassination showdown with its moral dilemma and dramatic payoff.
The public clearing of the fallen agents’ names — an emotional, patriotic climax.

Main personalities appearing

Yashvardhan “Yash” Singh — police inspector, protagonist
KK (Kamaljeet Kaur) — RAW operative, Yash’s partner
Rudra Pratap Singh / “Shiv Sharma” — antagonist seeking revenge
Harish Chaturvedi, Suraj Rawat, Arun Gupta — RAW agents killed (their deaths kick off the plot)
Karan Pratap Singh — Rudra’s father (central to the backstory)
Brijesh Verma (HRD Minister) — target at the summit
Martinus — foreign contact / handler
Additional supporting figures: Ranjan Das, Ambassador Narendra Kaushik, and various RAW and police officers

Overall

A patriotic, emotional spy-thriller that combines decoding puzzles, embassy espionage, tense rescue sequences and the chemistry of an odd-couple cop-and-spy duo — with enough melodrama and swagger to mark it as mainstream Bollywood action.