Eleventh Hour

It is 2017 in New Delhi, nine years after the 26/11 attacks on Mumbai, and the wounds have not closed. For Superintendent of Police Vikrant Singh they are especially raw. At a public event he slaps the Pakistani High Commissioner, a diplomatic disaster that gets him suspended.

Meanwhile, in Bhopal, five Indian Mujahideen members whom Vikrant arrested break out of the Central Jail. Despite his suspension, he is quietly asked to help the team hunting them.

Elsewhere, a retired tycoon, a heartbroken former soldier and a young woman battling her own demons board a cruise liner from Mumbai to Lakshadweep, hoping for a journey of self-discovery. Fate has other ideas, and the ship is hijacked. S. Hussain Zaidi tells it at a fast pace, weaving the two storylines together.