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which aspects/possibilities of the duology would you like to explore in part 3 if ever made?

Aditya Dhar, you are not ready for this!! (lmao)

So after extracting all the information , i created a prompt for Google Gemini and asked what it believes could have been the possible plot for the third installment of the series which many of us truly wanted. Before moving on, i would like to tell all my readers that whatever has been mentioned here is purely fan-made, non-commercial and the studio holds all the rights for the characters, plotlines and world.

All right, so this is what Google Gemini had to say about the movie

Act 1: The Ghost in the Shadows

Jaskirat does not stay in Pathankot. Adhering to his original training, he accepts that as long as he is alive, his Indian family remains a target. Under a new quiet alias provided by Ajay Sanyal (R. Madhavan), a scarred, limping Jaskirat acts as a tactical desk-bound handler at a remote safehouse in Ladakh. In Pakistan, ASP Omar Haider (who uncovered Hamza's identity) has been locked away in an asylum by the corrupt General Shahnawaz. However, rogue elements inside the ISI, alongside surviving factions of Uzair Baloch’s syndicate, refuse to let the "Hamza" betrayal go. They realize that if Hamza was a plant, his father-in-law, the powerful politician Jameel Jamali (Rakesh Bedi), must be the ultimate deep-state asset.

Act 2: The Hunt for Jameel and Yalina

Armed with leaked files, a vengeful faction of the ISI raids Jameel Jamali’s estate in Karachi. Jameel is assassinated, but Yalina (Sara Arjun) and her son Zayan manage to fleeRealising she has nowhere left to turn, Yalina is forced to coordinate with Ajay Sanyal’s network to cross the border into India for her son’s safety. She does not seek a reunion with Hamza—whom she still deeply resents for a decade of lies—but demands the safe passage he owes his son.When the extraction asset crossing the border is ambushed by mercenary squads hired by the syndicate, Sanyal realizes their internal channels are compromised. Despite his permanent physical injuries, Jaskirat defies desk orders, weaponizing his master knowledge of chemical tools, invisible inks, and close-quarter survival tactics to protect his child from afar.

Act 3: Balidan Paramo Dharma

Jaskirat uncovers that the leak did not come from Pakistan; it came from the upper echelons of Indian intelligence—the true shadow figure behind the "Bade Sahab" code name.The final showdown transitions from a high-octane battlefield into a cerebral, claustrophobic game of chess inside a winter-locked border zone.Jaskirat uses himself as bait to draw out the double agents and eliminate the remaining threat to his son. The film loops back to his core espionage philosophy: Complete annihilation of the enemy requires absolute erasure of oneself. In an intense, emotional climax, he ensures Yalina and Zayan are safely hidden under new identities in India, while he disappears into history as the ultimate unknown soldier.

What is your opinion on this script? Do you really think this would have been the perfect closure to the series or do you disagree with some of the plot twists mentioned above, do let me know you suggestions. Thank You !!

I would like to admit it that i was an average student who somehow couldn't balance my JEE and Boards preparation simultaneously. By the end of my Mid-term exams, having scored only 67% only, i realised that perhaps, i will not be able to improve my situation to a very large extent. So, that day , i began with my boards preparation . September was over by then and in December, the pre-boards were supposed to start. Now, out of all the subjects, Physics was like a nightmare for most of us as no one in our entire class was able to score even 50 marks , the highest being 40 and the lowest being 15. I also struggled a lot but this strategy helped me improve my performance and i wished i could knew about this earlier.

imo, physics is a subject which can be divided into 3 parts : 1.) Theory which forms the basis of all the concepts and formulae, more like just making yourself familiar with it without taking a dig into it 2.) Derivation which lays the foundation of these concepts, by understanding them with full focus, you will be able to get a hold on those formulae and concepts you study, you'll actually learn where to apply them and when to avoid. 3.) Numericals which fall under the Application part, having mastered the previous two parts, this will be a piece of cake.

Strategy:

1.) Read the theory and understand it carefully. for this purpose, pay close attention to your teacher's explanation and make notes in the class. Important points to be noted separately . But if your school teacher is like really horrible at their job, you may use PW 12th Hacker lecs to get your work done. Their duration max-to-max is 4-5 hrs. Will not take too long (P.S. : Not promoting PW, but honestly, telling the resources i used.)

2.) For the second part, i would suggest you better go for SL Arora and refer to Arvind Academy's Class 12th Derivation series. While watching the video, after completing a derivation, pause the video and write it atleast 4-5 times to memorise each and every step of it. these resources might even end up making you crave for derivations.

3.) For the 3rd part, numericals given in the class + sl arora (or dinesh) + ncert should be enough. You will see a lot of improvement if you sincerely do this. Hope it works . Thank You !!

I would like to admit it that i was an average student who somehow couldn't balance my JEE and Boards preparation simultaneously. By the end of my Mid-term exams, having scored only 67% only, i realised that perhaps, i will not be able to improve my situation to a very large extent. So, that day , i began with my boards preparation . September was over by then and in December, the pre-boards were supposed to start. Now, out of all the subjects, Physics was like a nightmare for most of us as no one in our entire class was able to score even 50 marks , the highest being 40 and the lowest being 15. I also struggled a lot but this strategy helped me improve my performance and i wished i could knew about this earlier.

imo, physics is a subject which can be divided into 3 parts : 1.) Theory which forms the basis of all the concepts and formulae, more like just making yourself familiar with it without taking a dig into it 2.) Derivation which lays the foundation of these concepts, by understanding them with full focus, you will be able to get a hold on those formulae and concepts you study, you'll actually learn where to apply them and when to avoid. 3.) Numericals which fall under the Application part, having mastered the previous two parts, this will be a piece of cake.

Strategy:

1.) Read the theory and understand it carefully. for this purpose, pay close attention to your teacher's explanation and make notes in the class. Important points to be noted separately . But if your school teacher is like really horrible at their job, you may use PW 12th Hacker lecs to get your work done. Their duration max-to-max is 4-5 hrs. Will not take too long (P.S. : Not promoting PW, but honestly, telling the resources i used.)

2.) For the second part, i would suggest you better go for SL Arora and refer to Arvind Academy's Class 12th Derivation series. While watching the video, after completing a derivation, pause the video and write it atleast 4-5 times to memorise each and every step of it. these resources might even end up making you crave for derivations.

3.) For the 3rd part, numericals given in the class + sl arora (or dinesh) + ncert should be enough. You will see a lot of improvement if you sincerely do this. Hope it works . Thank You !!