Deewaar (2004) Full Movie Story:-
Indian Army Major Ranvir Kaul and exactly 30 of his associates were caught in Pakistan and held under ruthless conditions for quite a long time. Kaul endeavors another break however is gotten, beaten, upbraided, and tossed back behind bars. During the fracas, one of his men does escape and, through a thoughtful companion, Jabbar, sends a letter home. Kaul's significant other and child request the Indian Army, yet the General, however thoughtful, has his options limited. He raises the subject, and Pakistan will deny it, and quickly the men will be shot; he can't approve Army activity missing hard proof (in addition to a letter); there could be no different choices. Kaul's child, Gaurav, embarks to track down his dad.
Gaurav meets Jabbar and finds that his dad has been moved to an alternate jail camp, Saran Jail, under the cleverness and vicious Sohail. Kaul meets one more arrangement of caught Indian POWs at this new jail. Kaul endeavors another break. One man penances himself on the electrified barrier as others go through. Sohail bemusedly moans as the others, once past the fence, are exploded by the landmines. Kaul and the excess detainees are again beaten and kicked once more into their military quarters. One of the detainees, Khan, figures out how to sidestep the landmines and departures. Gaurav meets him unintentionally and carries him to security.
Gaurav assaults a tactical dispatch and, utilizing his regalia, invades a Pakistan Army office block. He takes a bunch of plans which uncover a central conduit under the jail. His dad and the men can burrow their direction to this principle and creep out. With extraordinary hesitance, Khan gets captured once more. Sohail effectively surmises that Khan is back on purpose. Khan unveils to Kaul that his child is here; this news, and the central pipe, is an incredible motivation for the men.
The men unobtrusively start burrowing a passage to the central conduit. They find the body of an Indian Army Captain Jatin in the flotsam and jetsam under the jail, however this Jatin is among them! Khan and Kaul understand that he is, indeed, a Pakistani covert agent. Gaurav and Khan had arranged the getaway for the evening of the 10th, and Jatin, the covert agent, had obediently announced this back to Sohail. Kaul and Khan conclude that the departure will occur on the 10th. Jatin isn't recounted this, yet the men figure out how to send a coded message to Gaurav. The next day Khan sees the number 9 scribbled on a military stockpile truck entering the jail: it is Gaurav's answer. He will anticipate the men close to the central conduit outlet on the 10th.
The evening of the getaway, the men overwhelm the watchmen and kill Jatin. They enter the central pipe and start burrowing away the last couple of meters of residual garbage. The thumping in the lines ventures out up to Sohail's kitchen sink; Sohail rapidly finds the departure and fervently seeks after the men down the line. Gaurav burrows from the opposite side, and, simply at the last possible second, the trash is cleared, and father and child are brought together. The men endure. One of them penances himself on a hidden explosive inside the central pipe which collapses and squares Sohail.
Gaurav drives his dad and the men to a rail line, however the train is postponed. The men split up to keep away from discovery and orchestrate to meet at day break almost a boundary point. They show up at the boundary point, however Sohail and his men are in close pursuit. There is a firefight. Khan makes a valiant effort yet is destroyed. Ranvir Kaul and Gaurav and the small bunch of outstanding detainees at long last get across the boundary in a Pakistan armed force truck. Sohail is directly behind them, yet his jeep is incapacitated, and he is encircled by Kaul and the detainees. Kaul focuses to the fringe behind them; they are presently on Indian soil. Kaul, presently an Indian Army officer, assaults and kills Sohail close by to-hand battle, and tosses his body across the line.
The film finishes as Ranvir Kaul, and his men are restored in the Indian Army and salute the Indian tricolor.
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