Omar Aijaz.
You're from Delhi?
Sir, I don't know how that stuff got in my cab
or who put it there. Why am I here?
This is an FBI interrogation room, I'll ask the questions.
When did you first come to America?
-I want a lawyer. -You're not getting one.
-What? -You've been detained.
Which means that you may want to talk to someone,
but you can't. You're not allowed to.
The Patriot Act empowers me to detain a suspect
in order to prevent an act of terrorism.
What does that mean?
What do I have to do with terrorism?
We'll soon find out.
When did you first come to America?
Exactly two years before 9/11?
What do you mean?
Just answer the question. Why did you come to America?
I got a scholarship.
For my Master's at New York State University.
Two years at the university. You must have had friends.
Name them.
You forgot one.
Who?
Sam, your dearest friend.
Why didn't you mention him?
I didn't... I just forgot about him.
You forgot?
You've been brought here to talk about him.
How can you force me?
I hope it doesn't come to that, my friend.
I need a lawyer.
-Forget it. -This is illegal!
If we need to break the law for this country's safety, we do it.
We recovered AK-47s and plastic explosives from your taxi.
It's not mine.
Tell me about Sam.
What does Sam have to do with this? I haven't seen him in seven years.
Why haven't you seen him?
I haven't seen a lot of people in seven years.
What do you want to know about him?
And try not to forget anything this time.
My first day at the university.
New York State University.
It was my first time outside of India.
I was nervous.
I didn't have a clue who to talk to or what to talk about.
It was a different world for me.
You say "Late Lateef" in Hindi, right?
You speak Hindi?
I speak Hindi. I even watch Hindi films.
I don't like them much, but I have no choice.
She'd dump my dad in a second for Shah Rukh Khan.
Anyway, are you looking for your lecture room?
Come with me.
My name is Maya, and I'm your student counselor.
I had your admission file.
But there are so many people here.
How did you find me?
It's not that hard to find a good looking Indian boy fresh off the boat.
A crisp shirt neatly tucked into his terricot pants.
I'm just kidding. Your file had a photograph.
It's a college tradition where a new student
challenges the college champion in a bizarre race.
Why bizarre?
See for yourself. You can meet the challenger.
He's a classmate of ours.
And he loves to be the center of attention. Come on.
No one has ever completed the race before the twelfth gong.
-Aren't you happy? -Of course.
Then give me a hug.
Sure. Come on, baby.
You give me a hug then.
Really. With just one hug?
Just kidding, Omar. Welcome to New York.
How was he as a student?
Impressive. Good at sports.
Well spoken. Got good grades.
He had one problem.
People thought he was arrogant.
I guess he was.
How did you become friends?
Maya would get to school at 7:50.
I'd get there five minutes before her and wait.
I used to look for her and we'd go to class together.
After a few days, it became a routine.
I liked spending those ten minutes with her.
Just her.
Every time I ask you about Sam, you start talking about Maya.
Sir, you said you needed all the details.
That's what I'm doing.
What's going on?
What else? The attention seeker seeks attention, and gets it.
Sam plays chess?
Yup, he thinks he's a grandmaster.
He claims that no one can beat him. That's his challenge.
I don't need the third move Sam.
Our friendship started with chess.
Hey, friends
Let's live this moment to its fullest
It seems that now
Our time is about to come
Hey, friends
If you believe in yourself
Then life is beautiful
Tomorrow beckons you
Hey, friends
Let's live this moment to its fullest
It seems that now
Our time is about to come
Hey, friends
If you believe in yourself
Then life is beautiful
Tomorrow beckons you
We have passion
We have passion in our lives
Dude, you're catching on fast.
It's not that hard. Just catch the ball and run.
Fine. You start this time.
What kind of game is that?
You hold the ball in your hand and call it football.
And who piles on like that?
All on one guy. You're not playing kabaddi.
Honestly, I think this game is very strange too, but Sam likes it.
That's why he gets everyone together every weekend.
Yeah, he almost got me killed.
-He doesn't have a lot of Indian friends. -Why not?
His father is a professor, an expert on Indian culture.
That's why he's so fluent in Hindi.
Otherwise he would have been totally American.
Like you?
I seem American to you?
You look American.
Your attitude is definitely American,
but your Hindi is decent.
She's only ever spoken to me in Hindi.
She loves talking about India.
Somewhere, a certain Melody begins
Along our paths, look There are marvels in all their glory
Us, just us in this world
Everywhere
To brighten our dreams We have found a reason
Somewhere, a certain Melody begins
Along our paths, look There are marvels in all their glory
Us, just us in this world
Everywhere
To brighten our dreams We have found a reason
What if this is not true?
What is it then?
That is true
Hey, friends, on your own terms
On the pages of your hearts
Come on, let's write a new chapter
Hey, friends, to worry about results
Is not what this age does
Why have any fear at all?
We have passion
We have passion in our lives
We have passion
We have passion in our hearts
We have passion
I mean, doesn't "broad" mean "wide"?
Then how can that be a girl?
Okay, what do you call sexy girls in Delhi?
We call them maal, katto.
Katto!
Totta.
Tota. Isn't tota a parrot?
Not tota, buddy. Totta. Totta.
Totta.
Totta!
If ever we meet along the way
In a moment, it will erupt That old laughter
Then what would you say
To me then?
How will you hide Those moist eyes of yours?
If ever we meet along the way
In a moment, it will erupt That old laughter
Then what would you say
To me then?
How will you hide Those moist eyes of yours?
Do you know This that happened?
Do you know why?
Then say it loud
Hey, friends Let's live this moment to its fullest
It seems now
Our time is about to come
Hey, friends If you believe in yourself
Then life is beautiful
Tomorrow beckons you
We have passion
We have passion in our lives
We have passion
We have passion in our hearts
We have passion
We have passion in our lives
We have passion
We have passion in our hearts
I don't know how those two years flew by with Sam and Maya.
That's Zaheer. From Pakistan.
He was in Quetta for two years.
He's been in New York for eight.
He's an illegal immigrant.
Malik. Also from Pakistan. Came via Germany.
Yaqub. From Bangladesh.
Yasir. Afghan. He's mute.
All suspected terrorists.
Members of a South Asian sleeper cell.
We found clues on a hard disk we got from a Middle Eastern operation.
Why are you showing me this?
Because they work for the same person you work for.
Your friend, Samir Sheikh.
The person you were transporting guns for in your taxi yesterday.
This is what you show me after all that bullshit.
Samir's a terrorist? I'm a terrorist?
You're completely crazy!
You admitted that he is your friend.
He runs a sleeper cell in New York.
You are his accomplice.
We recovered arms from your taxi.
I wasn't transporting guns,
and Samir is not running a sleeper cell.
You're crazy.
Where were you transporting those guns and explosives?
You can think about your answer in your six-by-six cell tonight.
Sir, listen to me.
You're framing me.
I'm not a terrorist and neither is Sam!
Where were you transporting those guns and explosives?
Think about your answer in your six-by-six cell tonight.
The Patriot Act empowers me to detain a suspect
-I want a lawyer. -You're not getting one.
We recovered AK-47s and plastic explosives from your taxi.
For the same person you've been working for, Samir Sheikh.
You admitted that he is your friend.
He runs a sleeper cell in New York.
You are his accomplice.
Why haven't you seen him in seven years?
Welcome to New York.
Sam. Dude.
Totta.
Totta?
Go for it, dude. Totta.
What's wrong?
Then why did we have to leave so suddenly?
Is that all?
Life is just a dream
And in a dream, what is fantasy
And what is real?
Look, it's raining.
Whatever my heart Told me to do
That's what I did
Whatever my heart Told me to do
That's what I did
Someday I will wonder
Was it wrong or right?
What?
Omar, what are you doing? Let's leave.
Omar, get his back. I'll get his hands.
Sam, Maya's with us.
There's nothing in that bag.
What you never said
Is what I always heard
For no reason
I began to weave dreams
What you never said
Is what I always heard
For no reason
I began to weave dreams
Don't know how
Our lives got torn apart
This town of mine
Was no longer mine
Away from my love
I kept walking away
For no reason
I began to weave dreams
Are you okay? I haven't seen you since that night.
You disappeared from the hospital.
Yes. Sorry.
College is coming to an end. I had to pack some things.
You know, when I met Sam for the first time,
I thought he was kind of odd.
He thought so highly of himself.
But then, I don't know how, I started to like him.
And I realized it that night
when I saw him in that state.
Yes, I heard he was discharged the next day. That's great.
You haven't seen him?
No, like I said, I was packing.
What are you packing that doesn't let you see your friends?
Maya, I don't belong to this place like Sam and you.
I must keep everything with a lot of care.
In any case, you're here to take care of him.
Why are you being so strange, Omar?
I'm sorry. I'm in a strange mood.
College is almost done. Maybe that why.
College is ending, not our friendship.
I don't know why, but I feel like a lot more is coming to an end.
I think that night really shook you up.
Yes, Maya, it sure did.
I know Samir is a little crazy, but...
You always called him crazy and I thought that...
What?
Why didn't you tell me, Maya, that you and Sam...
Omar, you...
We have passion
We have passion in our lives
We have passion
We have passion in our hearts
No one realized it at the time, but that day changed our lives.
Forever.
I left New York that evening.
I don't know where Samir
and Maya are.
They're married now.
They have a son.
I want to believe you,
but then I can't deny the truth.
The truth is that neither me nor Samir is a terrorist.
Sir, by now you should know that Samir wasn't like that.
Don't defend Samir. Just speak for yourself.
We have enough evidence against him.
Then why don't you go and get him?
Why are you keeping me here?
I've told you 1,000 times, they're not my guns.
You could tell me 100,000 times.
Shout as much as you want. Who is going to hear you?
Then, one day, you'll find yourself blindfolded, on a plane,
and dumped in a prison who knows where.
Which country, town or jungle you'll be in
will be a mystery even to me.
What do you want?
You're not letting me.
If you can't help yourself, no one can.
How?
Why don't you arrest him? I honestly don't know.
There is one thing.
Make contact with Sam again, as a friend,
but work for us. Get us information about him.
It's probably the only way you can prove your innocence.
Oh, so that was what you wanted.
That's what you want me to do.
That's why you planted those weapons in my cab.
I won't do it. Is that clear?
You have no idea what these people could do to you.
Soon you'll forget how to walk straight or talk right.
You'll want to sleep, but you won't be allowed to.
I won't betray my friend.
I'm not asking you to betray anyone.
If you do, you will be helping this country.
Then I can tell my seniors to be lenient
with a boy who is helping us uncover a sleeper cell.
Think about your 70-year-old father, alone in his room in Lajpat Nagar.
What happens when the news spreads in India that Omar Aijaz is a terrorist?
What he will go through?
What about Maya? That poor girl doesn't even know that her husband is a...
Think about it.
If you need an infiltrator to get to Sam,
you have your people. Why me?
This why you wanted to see me at this hour?
Yes.
Who could stay with Sam and Maya in their house.
besides you?
What would I tell them?
Where have I been for seven years? What have I been doing?
And why now?
You're friends with Sam and Maya.
They have no reason to doubt you.
We'll give you a back story, a new identity.
All right.
Yes?
All right. I'll do it.
Now, let's get some sleep, okay?
Just a minute, officer.
I didn't agree because I'm keen to help the FBI.
It's only to prove that Samir and I are not terrorists.
What a friendship.
You must have fired a lot of guns?
Oh, yes, I would shoot balloons during Diwali fairs.
Then you must be a good shot.
Control your breath when you fire.
I'm going there as their friend, so why do I need all this?
Because when you tell him that you want to work with him,
he will definitely test you, and I don't want you to fail the test.
No one in the FBI knows of this operation besides me and my senior.
Omar, it's very important for this mission that you stay in Samir's house.
I don't want you to appear hasty,
but move in with them at the first opportunity.
Two of my men will come to you at 10:00 tomorrow.
They'll take you to the school Sam and Maya's son goes to.
Maya will be there to pick him up.
See those kids at the gate?
Of course.
The boy with the blue and yellow bag.
That's Maya's son.
She'll be at the entrance after she parks her car.
You'll see her as she comes to the entrance.
There she was, revealed to me again
Memories came rushing back
My eyes began to water
With the smoke of yesterday
Your condition is nothing like mine
Why in this joy
Am I still feeling pain?
Why am I beginning to create That world again?
That world away from which
I had walked away long ago
Once again these memories
Have made a new beginning
A moment of the past
Still made my heart ache
For no reason
I began to weave dreams
What you never said
Is what I always heard
For no reason
I began to weave dreams
Have you lost your mind?
If you're right about Samir running a sleeper cell...
What?
You have to promise me something.
What kind of promise?
That you won't kill Samir.
If you can convince him to surrender,
then I can promise you that.
Turn around and try again.
Yes. I just made a turn. She's coming towards me.
Maybe she'll recognize your voice.
She's right in front of me. Relax.
I'll see you this evening. I promise.
She didn't see me.
Speak louder on the phone.
This is Danyal, my son.
He looks just like Samir.
He has your eyes, but otherwise he's just like Samir.
But I didn't marry Samir.
You're talking like you were at our wedding.
You just disappeared.
Where is Samir?
How are you, buddy?
Omar!
Sam, everything changed after 9/11.
You know how it was.
People stared at me on the streets like I was a terrorist.
I was scared. After that I went back to India.
When I tried to return, I was denied a visa.
They didn't like my name, I guess. Omar.
I tried for months.
And I'm finally here. Years later.
And the moment I get here, I bump into you guys.
I'm okay at the hotel.
My company will give me a service apartment in two weeks.
You're going to stay here with us. At least till you get your apartment.
No, Sam. I'm good at my hotel.
Okay, do what you want.
Well, now you're offended. Okay, fine, I'll stay here.
If you're happy there, then I don't want to disturb you.
What happened?
Omar doesn't want to stay with us.
He's happy at his hotel.
Okay, now you're both offended.
Let's get some sleep.
Not yet, I need to settle an old score with him.
Come on.
What's going on here?
This is the limit now. Something happens every day now.
When will you people stop all this?
"You people"?
You people.
When will you learn that this is not the way.
You seem to be very interested in these issues.
Why wouldn't I be? It affects all of us.
It doesn't affect you?
Yes, Omar, but what can we do about it?
I think if we wanted to, we could do a lot.
And I don't believe that you're talking like such a loser.
Yes! You had strong opinions about things in college.
You took a stand on everything.
Even when it was not necessary.
What are you trying to say, Omar?
That we should go and fight?
Are you crazy?
Sometimes I feel like...
Like what?
That one day, I'll just leave everything behind and...
One day what?
Forget it.
What about this?
This? We can finish it in the morning.
Anyway you were losing.
Omar, my office is a block ahead.
Yours is two blocks away.
Omar, come over for lunch if you're free.
I'm sorry, guys.
Hey, Maya, by the way, what exactly do you do?
Let's meet for lunch. I'll tell you everything.
That's my office building.
Let me come with you.
Let me settle in first.
I've only been there for three days.
Okay, never mind. See you this evening.
What's up, Sam?
You forgot this in the car.
Thanks. How about that coffee?
No, your appointment is waiting for you.
Totta!
For 20 years, I have been telling her not to overdo the cheese.
There are some things in life that you just can't digest.
Take this with you when you move to their house today.
Keep one in the living room and one stays in your pocket.
What is it?
Microtransmitters.
This job of spying on my friends, either I do it my way or not at all.
First your James Bonds in their SUVs and now this... whatever you call it.
Go ahead, arrest me, charge me,
and get one of your own lackeys to do the job.
You didn't have to smash the transmitters.
They were Americans. FBI. I was blindfolded.
It was a nine- or ten-hour flight, then a two-hour drive.
Then they stopped. Got us down.
That's what I remember. I had to climb a lot of stairs.
After which I was left alone.
Then some people came and untied my blindfold.
Please continue, Zilgai.
Three months later I was dumped in the detention center here.
What did they do to you in detention?
What else? They would forcibly strip us naked
and assault us.
They would handcuff us to the ceiling
and leave us hanging for up to 40 hours.
Then they would put a hood on us
and urinate on it, on our faces.
They didn't let us go to the bathroom.
We were forced to relieve ourselves in our clothes.
Then they'd say your mother,
your sisters are whores.
They would abuse us.
Then they would get a dog collar and tie it around our neck.
They'd pull us around by the leash, and grill us for 20-hour stretches.
That's what they would say.
"Or we'll send you somewhere from which you will never return."
Who was he, Maya?
Zilgai. He works with Samir.
He is a suspected terrorist. I mean, he was.
They illegally detained him after 9/11.
His statement has been presented at least five or six times,
but no one has bothered.
We're representing his case against the government agencies.
He's pretty distressed.
But there's injustice happening against people
and we human rights workers can't stop the damage.
TROUBLE
You're having lunch with Maya?
That's great.
How do you know that?
Never ask an FBI officer that, okay?
Remember the gun I gave you. Don't forget.
Remember what it's for.
I remember.
I'm at your hotel. I've paid the bill.
You can check out in the evening.
Where did you find this?
What's this, Omar?
Where did you find it?
I found it in Danyal's hands.
Relax, Samir. It's mine.
Why do you need a gun?
It's for my safety.
Safety? What are you talking about, Omar?
You wouldn't know what I want to do.
What?
Relax, Sam. I still haven't done anything.
What are you talking about?
But, yes, given a chance I will go that way.
Once.
-Have you gone crazy? -What are you guys doing?
I've been waiting for you.
I've hinted to him that I want to be a terrorist.
Yesterday I planted the gun.
He acted like he's never seen a gun before.
Predictable. That's what he'd do.
Why?
If he's operating a sleeper cell, wouldn't he say something to me?
And there's nothing remotely suspicious in his house.
You think he's gonna have a jihad poster on his walls?
Have you met any of his friends yet?
What friends?
The ones in the photographs I showed you.
No, that's what I'm saying. This is all nonsense.
Do you think it's easy to infiltrate a sleeper cell?
If you weren't his friend,
he wouldn't have let you get even this close to him.
The FBI has great expectations from your friendship.
Let's go.
Thanks for coming, Samir. I might have gotten lost.
Why does your company have a warehouse in such a weird place?
Warehouses are usually in weird places.
I just had to check it out.
You talk about strange things--
Come.
Shit! What?
You killed him?
How long will we tolerate this?
Tolerate what, Omar? He was a mugger.
But why did he stop us?
Because we were the only two idiots there.
No, Sam, it's not that simple.
Are you out of your mind, Omar?
Look, Omar.
I don't know what you're up to or what you've gone through.
Samir.
You'll have to leave my house.
-Samir, what are you-- -Tomorrow.
I'll tell Maya that you had to go for training,
but you won't come back after that.
Overacting fool.
You know, in college I always thought you'd be the first of us to get married.
That could have happened had I chased down that bad guy.
Don't you remember that Hindi movie scene?
No?
The villain snatched the heroine's bag, the hero chased him down,
so the heroine went with the hero.
And here I am, still second banana.
It's time to go to the airport.
Why do you have to go on a Sunday? Leave tomorrow.
I have to go, Maya. I have a meeting tomorrow.
=I'll be back soon.
What is this place, Sam?
That's Zaheer. From Pakistan.
Malik. Came via Germany.
Yaqub. From Bangladesh.
Yasir. Afghan.
You know how close we are to our mission.
Why didn't you buy the detonators where you were supposed to?
If I give someone $500,000,
I keep track of what he's doing.
Who are the new suppliers?
I'll pay it back.
I had to give it to someone or they would have killed me.
Your stupidity has gotten your Russian friends curious about us.
They're asking about us all over town.
Kill him, Omar.
Or keep watch television and cursing for the rest your life.
You wanted a chance, didn't you?
Here's your chance. Come see this world up close.
What are you thinking?
How an all-American dude like me
became a terrorist.
Omar, 9/11 changed the world.
So why would it spare me?
Ten days after 9/11, I was on my way to meet Maya in Washington.
Based on some photos I'd taken of the World Trade Center in college
and one airline ticket, they tried to label me a terrorist.
I didn't know it then,
but the FBI had detained 1,200 people like me and put them in different jails.
We had one thing in common.
Our religion.
They would beat us
and scream at us
over and over again.
It seemed like we would never make it out of here.
Do you want to get your dignity back?
When you get out of here, go to the Brooklyn Market
and ask for New York's best brown bread.
Remember this.
And finally, nine months later,
I was one of four people
released by the FBI for lack of evidence.
Come, walk with me
Why do you seem so frightened?
Come, walk with me
Why do you seem so frightened?
Come, let me hide you
In my arms
Come, let me build a dream
In your eyes
Now that I'm beside you
And I'm one with your soul
I'll pick the agony from your way
Every passing moment
This love deepens even more
What is it?
Will you marry me?
No, Maya. What are you--
This is the first time ever that a girl is down on her knees asking a boy.
Why not?
Because I'm not the same person that I was in college.
I will be under suspicion all my life because of what happened to me.
I don't care what happens to me.
Don't stop as you walk along
If you are stopped tomorrow
By the shadows of the past
I'm with you always
You are never alone
In your loneliness
Don't stop as you walk along
If you are stopped tomorrow
By the shadows of the past
I'm with you always
You are never alone
In your loneliness
Now that I'm beside you
And I'm one with your soul
I'll pick the agony from your way
Every passing moment
This love deepens even more
Come, walk along with me
Why do you seem so frightened?
Come, walk along with me
Why do you seem so frightened?
Come, let me hide you
In my arms
Come, let me build a dream
In your eyes
Now that I'm beside you
And I'm one with your soul
I'll pick the agony from your way
Every passing moment
This love deepens even more
Now that I'm beside you
And I'm one with your soul
I'll pick the agony from your way
Every passing moment
This love deepens even more
Maya tried her best.
But something had died inside me.
I couldn't remember anything,
couldn't concentrate on anything.
I would tremble while speaking.
I didn't know what to do.
When you get out of here, go to the Brooklyn Market
and ask for New York's best brown bread.
Do you want to get your dignity back?
Brooklyn Market and ask for New York's best brown bread.
But I went back.
Again and again.
They kept asking me questions.
And I kept answering them.
I told them everything.
They had a different world.
They had another motive.
But they were giving me a chance to get my dignity back.
And that's what I was looking for.
I decided to tell Maya everything.
I had decided my course of action,
and she was free to choose hers,
but when I got home...
I decided then that I would keep Maya and my child
away from this new world of mine.
I became the Sam from college for Maya
because Samir had found his purpose.
Yes, Maya.
No. Omar's meeting got canceled. We're coming back together.
Yes. We're coming home. Okay, bye.
Maya doesn't know anything?
And she shouldn't.
But that guy, Zilgai. He was with Maya. Is he with you as well?
No, he's just and employee in my company.
He's very emotional.
Not the right type for this kind of work.
Come on, let's go home.
They beat us all night.
How did he become a terrorist?
They kept shouting. Again and again.
You did the right thing at the right time.
The right thing? I killed a man I didn't even know.
How is that the right thing?
If you hadn't, his own people would have killed him.
If they'd spared him, we would have killed him.
Because, alive, he would have been responsible for many deaths.
Why didn't you tell me that you'd detained Samir for nine months?
I didn't want you to sympathize with Samir when you met him.
You say that so easily.
Do you have any idea what those guys went through?
And nine months later, you tell them, "Sorry, kids, it was all a mistake!"
Does a mistake justify Samir becoming a terrorist?
After being tortured the way they were, no sane man can remain what he was.
Samir was not a terrorist,
but he is one now.
Yes.
But you made him a terrorist.
Him and all the others, didn't you?
Omar, I am a Muslim,
and it hurts me to see another Muslim go astray.
This cliché has been repeated over 50 times that Islam favors peace.
But in reality if you favor Islam, then you favor peace.
This country has committed a lot of excesses,
a lot of mistakes, and we must take responsibility,
but you can't overlook the positive values of this nation.
I'm a Muslim and yet I have been given responsibility
for a sensitive case like this.
That is only possible here.
Don't forget, we arrived here as immigrants
and now we have found a place.
We have our freedom.
It's to protect this freedom that I'm doing this.
Omar, we're halfway there.
The hostility towards Muslims that you sense in this corner of the world
or any other part of the world,
it's now up to a Muslim to transform that into sense of goodwill.
Maybe that's what we're here to do.
Hi, Samir. Yes, I'm done with the meeting.
Find out what their plan is and when they plan to execute it.
I don't know what or when it is,
but I know Samir.
Whatever it is and whenever it happens,
it'll shake everyone up.
Who are you talking to?
They're saying that Yaqub gave them two instead of three.
Tell them they'll get the complete payment today.
I want to meet them today. Do you understand?
We've been planning this for five years, and we're really close to our objective.
From now on, I'll handle all the dealings, you got it?
Omar?
Your phone.
These phones are really dangerous. Anyone can locate us.
I'll give you new phones tomorrow.
He'll guide us to the detonators.
How could I call you when he threw my phone away?
You told me not to keep a record of your number.
I didn't send you there to sleep at night.
If the police get a whiff of what he did last night,
then our whole operation is finished. We're finished.
Why did he change your phone? What's he up to?
I don't know.
Then please find out. Quickly. And tell me.
And don't call me with your new phone. Samir could be tracking it.
That's great. You track my old phone. He tracks the new phone.
What the hell do I do with all these damn phones?
This was a small example.
What we will deal with is going to be way more powerful
and executed just as easily.
With this phone. But how?
But how?
Exactly how I showed you, Zaheer. Don't ask me stupid questions.
The phones will be used as detonators.
When C4 plastic explosives are attached to them,
I can trigger them with my phone.
And this phone stays with me.
Why?
Where and when?
You don't need to know that right now.
We'll take this case further. They can't deport you.
This is just a normal routine.
No, Maya. This is neither normal, nor routine.
This is happening because my skin color, my face and my name is different.
You've all developed such a persecution complex.
I know they have been wrong with you once,
but that doesn't mean they're your enemies.
It was difficult circumstances.
Is that my fault?
You are lucky if you think that way,
but I have to live and face this insult every day.
At times...
I feel like...
Feel like what, Zilgai?
Here come the bastards. Damn cops.
To harass us.
They won't do that. Don't get excited.
Why were you driving so fast?
Mohammed Hanif Zilgai.
Father, Latif Mohammed Zilgai. Anything else?
Zilgai, just do as he says.
Maya, I know the worth of these bastards.
Here, take it.
I told you they'd harass us. Bastards.
Just be quiet.
What now? Leave me alone.
Maya, stay in the car. I'm used to this.
Why did you get out?
Shut up, Zilgai. Let me do the talking.
I'm sorry.
What's wrong, Maya?
What?
Where's Maya?
She's at the police station. For some questioning.
What?
There's no other option.
Zilgai was employed in my maintenance company.
Maya was also fighting his legal case.
Would you want the police to arrive here in their investigation
while we're planting bombs.
It's too risky to do anything now.
Instead, we'll begin work on the new contract
of that building starting tomorrow.
-You're joking, right? -Wrong, I'm the joke.
For days I've been spying on my friends.
I've been lying to them. I've even murdered a man.
To uncover something that will never be revealed now.
We made a mistake once in detaining him.
If we arrest him this time without foolproof evidence,
the human rights people will create a scene.
That's why I need you even more now.
I think Samir will wait.
For what?
For the NYPD to cool down.
This is a country that has forgotten the Kennedy assassination.
This guy was just a cop.
After that, Samir will rise again.
I'll see you out front.
Omar. Omar.
Sorry, Maya. I'm in a meeting.
Who are you?
You scared me, Maya.
Who are you?
Maya, you know who I am. Give me the gun.
Are you here to hurt Samir?
Why would I hurt him?
What would I achieve? Sam is my friend.
We both know who Samir is and what he does.
Yes, Omar. I know what Samir is doing.
Does he know that you know?
No, answer me first.
Why did you lie about where you were?
Who was that man with you?
I saw him at Zilgai's accident site too.
What do you want to do to Samir?
Maya, first let's get out of here. I'll tell you everything.
No, tell me now.
Do you really believe that I'd let anything happen to you or Sam?
No. Let's get out of here and I'll tell you everything.
If you knew, then why didn't you stop him?
Because Samir wouldn't tell me.
I always felt that if he's not sharing it with me,
he might give it up one day and come back.
Every day I lived with the fear that he would tell me.
Because as long as he hid it
I could hope that he would leave it all behind.
That's the hope I've been living on.
And I will do anything for it.
We can bring him back.
You work for the FBI, the same people who stripped Samir of his dignity.
Please, Maya. Samir aborted his operation after Zilgai's incident.
It's our only chance. We can help him.
And I don't want anything to happen to you or Samir.
I'm here to help Samir.
I need a guarantee in writing from the FBI
that they won't kill Samir.
That's the problem with you Americans. You don't listen!
You have my personal guarantee. You will get that letter.
But Maya will have to come to the FBI office tomorrow.
I don't trust him.
Where's Omar?
I don't know.
Where were you?
Yeah, I went to the police to find out about Zilgai.
What did they say?
It's an open and shut case for them.
A frustrated illegal immigrant commits murder in a moment of madness.
Maya, you will have to go to the FBI office tomorrow
to meet their senior officers.
Why?
They want to meet you before issuing the letter.
Samir canceled the mission. This is our only chance.
We can show him the letter. Maybe he'll give it up when he sees it.
Did Samir tell you about the new project that we're starting tomorrow.
To a new project, to a new beginning.
A new beginning.
This is what makes our company special, Omar.
We clean everything from the roof to the sewer.
This is it, the main drainage pipe of this building.
We'll know soon enough.
What's that?
This brush basically cleans all blockages in the pipe.
But so far he's done nothing that makes him a terrorist.
He might never do anything.
You're making assumptions.
Had it been an assumption, I wouldn't have called you here.
That's why we need your help.
I'm ready to help.
But I need a guarantee
that you won't kill Samir.
I'm prepared to give it to you.
What was that, Zaheer?
Samir is a genius. That's a brilliant way to send up the C4.
What does this mean?
That means the plan was never canceled.
What building is it?
Who knows?
No, I need to know which building it is.
Stop.
There's a bomb planted in a building somewhere.
-Hello. -Yes. Which building is it?
There's a bomb planted in a building here somewhere!
-Hello. -Omar.
Yes, Maya?
I saw Samir.
What? Where did you see him?
In the FBI building.
What?
I know which building it is.
Tell your guards to let me in!
We don't have time. Tell me!
-Let me in! -We don't have time! Tell me!
You're all sitting on the bomb!
How do you know it's this building?
Because Samir is here.
And he's using the same phone bomb I told you about.
I can stop Samir if you just let me speak to him, please.
Why would he listen to you?
He doesn't know Maya's here.
If I tell him, he might believe me.
We're wasting time.
Don't press the trigger.
What are you doing here?
Sam, I'm an undercover FBI agent.
I'll explain everything.
Just give me the trigger. We don't have much time.
What happened to you before won't happen again.
I could have planted these bombs anywhere, Omar. On any soft target.
But my fight is with the FBI
maybe they'll think twice before labeling just about anyone a terrorist.
How will this help, Sam?
You'll blow this building up
and they'll detain ten more Samir Sheikhs in that investigation.
And they'll go through what you went through.
What did you do, Omar?
Sam. Give me the trigger. I promise you nothing will happen.
Yes, Omar. Nothing will happen,
as long as I have this trigger.
They know if they shoot me,
I will press the trigger.
No, Sam. I have a letter.
And these are your postmen.
Don't be stupid, Omar. You know how this ends.
Sam, you can't press the trigger. I promise nothing will happen, Sam.
Maya is in the building.
Give me the trigger.
I know everything. Whatever it is, we'll make it all right.
Please. I promise nothing is going to happen. Give me the trigger.
I kept you away from this world for so many years.
I just wanted to come home every day to you and Danyal.
Come back.
That's what I wanted, Maya. To come back home for good.
To you. I didn't want you to know.
Sam you haven't done anything yet.
No, Maya.
There's nothing left for me now.
All of this.
Danyal needs you.
I need you. Please, Sam. Sam.
For how long will you not speak to me?
I read in the papers you got a commendation.
Omar, neither you nor I Samir.
Samir chose his own path.
And Maya? What was her fault?
No one was at fault, Omar.
Everyone was right where they were.
It's just that the time was not right.
Times like that, people make wrong choices and so do countries.
Both suffer, the people and the country.
That's what happened.
What did we get out of this undercover operation of yours?
Two of my friends are dead
and you got a medal. What else?
The day you have an answer to that is the day we'll talk.
The answer is in front of you.
A Muslim boy whose father was a terrorist is playing on an American team.
And they're hailing him as a hero.
That's what we got. That's what we achieved.
It's a new generation, Omar.
It's come away from the memories of 2001.
And I think we should move on too.
Friends, live this moment to Your fullest
It seems, our good time is about to come.
Friends if you believe in yourself.
If you believe in yourself, then the beauty of life will beckon you.
We have passion
There is something like passion in heart
We have passion
There something like passion in heart
Whenever our paths will cross
The old smile will glitter on face
Tell me what will you tell me that moment
Then how will you hide your tears
Whenever our path will cross
Old laughter will glitter on face
Then, what will you say to me
How will you hide your tears
Tell me, what has happened
why has this happened?
Live this moment to your fullest
It seesm nowadays
Our good time is about to come
Friends if you believe in yourself
Then the beauty of life will beckon you tomorrow
We have passion
There is something like passion in heart
There is something like passion in life
We have passion
There is something like passion in heart
We have passion
There is something like passion in life
We have passion
There is something like passion in heart
We have passion