If you're not Bose...
why did you run away when you saw us?
Sir, in the normal world
if you're chased by two gunmen, you run like hell.
But that doesn't mean I'm Bose.
Where is Bose?
Didn't you read the news? He's dead.
He's just fooling us around.
Do your sources have anything on Bose?
Yes, sir.
We just found that Bose has rented a room in a nearby hotel.
Is it confirmed?
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Excuse me.
It was hard to say if Bose stayed at that hotel.
Meanwhile, the British Police nabbed three Indians.
Yes? How may I help you?
A bus driver, a ticket master and a hotel manager.
Have you seen this man before?
Are you kidding me? He's standing right behind you.
Do you take them for fools?
Will they parade me around while toting my photo everywhere?
-The man in the photo is someone... -Don't say his name.
Take a closer look.
Tell me, if the man in the photo was at this hotel or was it this man?
No, sir, he was someone else.
Although, he looked like him, but he was different.
-Are you sure? -Yes, sir.
Who was he and when did he visit this hotel?
He visited the hotel three days ago.
-I need a room. -Okay.
-Your name? -Joseph.
Your signature.
It's original.
Room 102.
No, thank you.
Go straight upstairs.
-Go up and check. -Sir.
What would he do?
His room always stank of burnt pages.
[Manager] He would be holed up in his room all day long.
[Manager] He wouldn't open the door for food or for room service.
[Manager] He would just write and burn pages.
[Manager] I was puzzled because the war was over...
[Manager] I wonder what he was up to.
[Manager] He was eager to leave this hotel.
He asked me if he could rent a car or a bus.
I'd have driven him to nearby places.
Later, he asked me to drop him to a stop before hell.
He was quite a character.
How long have you been working here?
-Three years. -Sir!
These were found in Bose's room.
Sir.
Call up Anderson and ask about Watanbe. I need details.
-Yes, sir. -Move.
-Are you an Indian? -Yes, sir.
What are you doing in Manchuria?
I am laborer, sir. I will follow the money.
We don't call India our home anymore.
It belongs to the British now.
Do you know him?
No.
I haven't seen him before.
Sir, he's lying, I can tell!
Where did this come from?
It belongs to my wife.
Where did this come from?
Yes, he was here.
[Bus driver] He was in a tearing hurry.
[Bus driver] He wanted to reach Incheon in a day.
[Bus driver] He asked me to book an entire bus to Incheon.
I want to go to Incheon.
This bus won't go anywhere.
Do you know me?
Stop bugging me, will you? I'm tired, let me sleep.
Make a choice.
To Incheon and please hurry.
When did he leave?
Two days ago.
Sir, may I leave?
He wanted to reach Incheon in a day.
He was in a great hurry.
Bloody driver.
You're an Indian, right?
Yes.
You're about to contribute to a noble cause.
What's the hurry to reach Incheon?
You've rented the whole bus.
I'm expecting some old friends. If I don't make it, they'll feel bad.
If you need food or drinks, I can arrange it for you.
You can get just about everything.
I need an army. Can you arrange that?
What?
An army with tanks, grenades and rifles.
Such a strange man.
I've seen far too many horrors in this war,
so I can smell trouble from a mile.
I decided not to follow him for the same reason.
Was he a dangerous man, sir?
He vanished before reaching Incheon. Fine.
There's nothing nearby, so he must've gone to Incheon.
He must have gone to meet someone.
Must be an old friend. Who can he be?
We're not quite sure, it was Bose outside of Incheon.
We have made that mistake before.
Sir, he's definitely Mr. Bose.
He has hoodwinked us countless times and vanished without a trace.
That's his hallmark.
We need to think like Bose!
We need to find out where he's going and get there first.
-That's the only way. -Indeed.
An old friend.
All right, well, let's see.
Rahman's already in custody.
Ram Murthy has already stabbed him in the back, so he's out.
Who'd he want to make contact with?
Especially, now that he seems to have something on his mind.
It was Watanbe's name on the burnt pages.
He was close to Bose among other Japanese soldiers.
Right. We'll get Figgs to track him down.
Find out if he is in Incheon. Nakamura too.
Anderson sent Figgs and a contingent of the British police to Japan
to apprehend INA officers, Kinji Watanbe and Nakamura.
Hello.
The first thing they learnt
is that both of them got a phone call at the same time.
The person who called Watanbe and Nakamura was a man.
A man who spoke in Japanese.
But, his mother tongue was not Japanese.
Let's get to the point, Darbari Lal.
The point is that
he spoke Japanese that the meeting was an underground celebration.
Underground! What the devil does that mean?
Underground! He's talking about bunkers.
We have no idea how many bunkers the bloody Japs built out here.
We don't need to know, we just need to follow them
to know where they are going.
That's what I was saying.
What's shocking is that these people were also headed to Incheon.
We got him.
We got Bose.
After all these years, we've finally got Bose.
Well, that would mean he's beginning to slip up.
He didn't even try to cover his tracks this time.
That's what I find strange!
Don't you think he's deliberately leading us to Incheon?
Like he wants us to go to Incheon.
You're giving him too much credit, Darbari Lal.
He's alone, he's tired. He's making mistakes!
No, sir. My mother used to say,
a tired or wounded wise man is still wise, nonetheless.
And I'm telling you, Mr. Bose is never alone.
Is your Darbari Lal in love with Bose or what?
You tell him to shut up now. We'll send Figgs to Incheon.
And just to be on the safe side,
keep an eye on anyone Bose might get in touch with.
We've got it covered, sir.
Anyone Bose may try and contact is under surveillance.
Excellent.
That'll be all!
Get me Figgs.
Emilie, I don't know whether you believe in this or not.
But people say, Bose is alive.
They are not liking it, aren't they?
Maybe that's why, I'm still being watched.
Watched?
By whom?
And since when is this going on?
Dr. Mathur, if you were careful enough...
you would see that, probably, you're being watched too.
Why?
Is Bose alive?
You see...
You can't spy on dead people.
How have you been dealing with this all alone?
He trained me well.
Write to me in German.
Our British friends read your letters before I read them.
It's been more than three years since I saw you.
Do you not miss me?
I've sent you a picture of myself.
It's a Bengali dress called kurta.
Uncle, what did your friend say?
She writes that the sleeves should be shorter.
Who wants your sleeves to be shorter?
It's understood.
She wants you to extend your arms and...
She's obviously talking about the kurta.
I want some bangles.
Pack a kilo of bangles for Subhash.
Stop joking and ward evil off him.
Subhash, whom are you sending these bangles to?
She's the one who writes to him.
One needs a pen to write letters, right?
-Not bangles! -They don't sell bangles in Vienna.
So, she has asked for them.
Even you aren't in Vienna right now, are you?
Hasn't she asked for you?
Is she the one who looked after you after your surgery?
Mr. Bose!
-Mr. Bose, come with me. -What's wrong?
They are conducting meetings without your knowledge.
-Please come with me. -Okay.
Dear God...
The Congress party has its own ideals and rules to follow.
And every party worker should abide by those rules and regulations.
If a party worker disobeys these rules,
then the party won't tolerate such behavior.
Subhash...
Nehru, I'm the president of the Congress.
We all have to follow the rules, don't we?
You should have at least informed me about the meeting.
Any association with Hitler is just wrong.
The Congress is upset with your behavior!
Did I speak of any association?
Nehru, we need a deadly weapon to deal with the British.
And Hitler is that weapon.
Hitler?
Well, he believes Indians are inferiors like the Jews and Africans!
Such a strange weapon you’ve chosen!
A weapon is only as good as the character of its wielder.
Hitler is a murderer, Bose.
What about the British? What would you call them?
They didn't kill anyone, did they?
For years, they slaughtered us right in our homeland.
What's the difference between the British and Hitler?
Bapu won't go with this nor will the Congress.
I can't ever agree to this.
It will be only your decision.
Indians will fight World War Two for the British.
Bapu made this decision on his own.
Did he ask us?
Did he ask Indians?
-Bapu believed... -Did he ask the soldiers?
Bapu believes the British would agree to our demands in return for our support.
To fight for the British and to put our lives at stake
is that what you call nonviolence, Nehru?
A piece of advice for you.
Ask Bapu to reason with the British
to win World War Two with nonviolence.
Why just the British? Ask him to teach Hitler about nonviolence.
Why is nonviolence only applicable to Indians?
Nonviolence will never help you win every battle.
Subhash...
Gandhiji and Nehru refused to support Netaji.
But Bose wouldn't give up so easily.
In 1939, he resigned from the Congress
and formed his own party, All India Forward Bloc.
Hail Bose!
Brothers and sisters, we have started the war for freedom
and we will continue our war till we achieve complete freedom.
The faster we forget our personal issues
and come together to be a part of this war,
the faster, we'll achieve freedom!
It's time to sacrifice yourself.
The war bugle might sound anytime.
The situation is conducive for us right now.
We have to take advantage of what's happening in the world right now.
We've been exploited for centuries
and we're struggling to escape this crushing poverty.
We're struggling to provide a decent meal for our population.
Freedom is the only surefire way to rid ourselves of this malaise
which in turn hinges on our national unity.
To be weak right now is the greatest sin possible.
Slavery is the root of all problems!
It's about time when all of us
should break the shackles of slavery.
All of you must come together
and cry revolt in unison!
India won't be a slave anymore.
There is no power in the world that can keep us enslaved!
Of course,
we must pay a price to achieve freedom.
All of you, I mean, all of you must be prepared for this mission.
We were born in enslaved India,
but we shall live and die in free India!
Long live the revolution!
Hail Mr. Bose!
"This adroit voyager"
"for the love of his land"
"will head back home!"
"This adroit voyager...."
The police were here.
They came and left!
-Where are they now? -In Incheon.
"will head back home!"
Okay, what about Mr. Bose?
Russia!
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