The first web series of ace director, Rohit Shetty, recently premiered on Amazon Prime Video.
Having seven episodes, the show couldn’t quite impress the critics.
As a viewer, you may have questions regarding Indian Police Force’s ending.
Here, you will find all the answers when I go on to decipher the last episode of the show in detail.
Indian Police Force Detailed Ending Explained
Kabir and Rana arrive at Dhaka airport and encounter Jagtap, who pretends to be a taxi driver to test their abilities.
Kabir identifies him, and they exchange greetings.
After informing Tara of their arrival, Kabir passes the phone to Jagtap who jokingly talks to her about Vikram calling her “Selfish Shetty” since she remembers people only when in need.
Tara playfully responds, saying Jagtap rushed to Dhaka for a bravery award.
The distance made it impossible to remember him for anything else but work.
Despite the lack of communication, Tara relies on Jagtap’s experience for their mission and emphasizes that it’s their last chance to capture Zarar.
Jagtap assures her that the terrorist will be in India’s custody within 24 hours. On being asked, Tara tells Kabir that Zarar will reach the Dhaka station in an hour.
The call disconnects with Kabir promising to be there soon enough as well.
In the car, Jagtap presents welcome gifts to Rana and Kabir in the form of pistols.
The cops direct Nafeesa to inform Zarar about the approaching train at the Dhaka station.
Following instructions, Nafeesa relays the message, and Zarar arrives outside the station promptly.
Tension rises as Kabir’s vehicle gets stuck in traffic, causing a delay in reaching their final destination.
Zarar, reaches the platform, guarded by his men, but he instructs them to keep a distance to avoid arousing suspicion from the railway police.
When the train stops, he searches for Nafeesa, becoming increasingly desperate. Suddenly, he locks eyes with Kabir, recognizing a familiar face.
Both draw their guns, and tension builds. Rana and Jagtap also emerge from nearby hideouts, revealing they are not alone.
A gunfight erupts amid the crowded station, causing panic as people scramble to safety. Zarar’s men join the fray, intensifying the exchange of gunfire.
In the midst of the chaos, Jagtap encounters the familiar face of Faruq, triggering deep thought.
However, no background information is provided about their connection.
Faruq informs Zarar that Nafeesa is collaborating with the cops and advises him to escape while he and his men provide cover.
A parallel incident occurs as Jagtap and Rana cover for Kabir, enabling him to pursue the terrorist.
Being the cantonment region, the Bangladesh army swiftly responds to the situation, causing the fighters to disperse.
Zarar makes a quick escape in his car and Kabir follows suit. A high-stakes car chase ensues, resulting in damaged vehicles and minor accidents along the road.
Eventually, a major clash forces Zarar to abandon his car and continue the chase on foot, leading to a cat-and-mouse pursuit in a distant locality.
Kabir manages to catch up with Zarar, and a physical altercation starts between them. The intense fight persists until Jagtap and Rana arrive on the scene, allowing the trio to apprehend Zarar.
After the Indian officers depart, the Dhaka police reach the place.
Subsequently, word reaches the Bangladesh ministry about Indian agents conducting a covert operation on their soil.
A high-ranking minister, likely the home minister, instructs local detectives to prevent the Indian officers from crossing the border.
The minister desires that the credit for capturing India’s most wanted terrorist be attributed to the Bangladesh Intelligence.
At the R & AW safe house in Dhaka, Jagtap contacts Shreenivas to brief him on the situation.
Sensing that the Bangladesh agencies are likely pursuing them, he emphasizes the need to cross the border as their only way out.
Shreenivas commits to reaching out to the Defense Ministry for a solution.
Meanwhile, Zarar attempts to manipulate Kabir by posing tricky questions.
He challenges Kabir’s silence in the face of the suffering of his own community, questioning how one can be ungrateful to God.
Kabir takes a seat in front of Zarar and challenges his perspective.
He questions whether God gives Zarar the right to harm others in the name of religion, which Kabir sees as nothing more than a channel for expressing failures, insecurities, and anger.
Kabir straightforwardly labels terrorists like Zarar as selfish murderers.
Zarar switches tactics, appealing to sentiment as he recounts being the son of an ordinary man running a small perfume business in Kanpur.
He describes how his family’s factory was burned down, and how his uncle was killed during riots solely because of his religion.
Zarar argues that if he is labeled a terrorist, aren’t those who harmed his family also terrorists?
Kabir responds bluntly, equating them all as misguided “assholes” who fall prey to a bigger “asshole” like Rafiq, leading them down a path of indoctrination and turning them into monsters.
Kabir delves into the complexities of the human mind, describing it as both a diamond mine and a garbage dump.
He asserts that individuals like Zarar become slaves to the garbage, exploited by figures like Rafiq.
Drawing parallels, Kabir mentions Vikram’s son and warns that if he were to resort to violence for revenge, it would jeopardize not only society but the entire country.
Shreenivas contacts Jagtap, instructing him to enter India through gate number five of the Bhomra Land Port, where the BSF (Border Security Force) will be ready to assist them.
However, he warns him about the constant threat of being located by the Bangladesh Intelligence.
Jagtap relays this information to his team, assuring them that the Bangladeshis can’t prevent them from entering their own country.
He dismisses Zarar’s attempt to mock their chances of safely crossing the Bangladesh border.
As they begin to leave, their vehicle is blocked by the police. Undeterred, Jagtap maneuvers past them, resulting in a chase.
He communicates with Hussain, the officer leading the pursuit, instructing him not to cross the border or impede their exit.
Despite Jagtap’s warnings, Hussain remains determined and continues the chase into the neighboring nation.
After persistent efforts, the Indian vehicle successfully crosses the border through gate number five.
Jagtap playfully bids farewell to his Bangladeshi counterparts.
Kabir updates Shruti, Vikram’s wife, that they have captured Zarar, indicating a form of revenge for Vikram’s death.
At the Indian Military Base Camp, Tara, Kabir, and Jagtap greet each other. They confront Zarar, who pleads for the safety of Nafeesa and her mother, claiming their innocence.
Tara, furious over the deaths caused by Zarar, calls Nafeesa and hands the phone to him. Hesitant and visibly scared, Zarar reluctantly answers his wife’s questions.
Nafeesa starts by asking whether she’s speaking to Zarar or Haider and probes the reasons behind his misdeeds.
Zarar responds evasively, but she denounces him as a traitor, accusing him of betraying his country under the guise of serving Islam.
She emphasizes that true Islam promotes patriotism and condemns terrorism, urging him to understand this by reading the Quran.
Nafeesa brands him a disgrace, citing his parents’ disownment as a consequence of his misguided path.
She concludes by stating that love built on lies is futile, and their child will be tainted by the legacy of a terrorist.
Kabir expresses to Tara the responsibility of ensuring Nafeesa and her mother’s safety. Tara agrees but notes that the process will take time.
When Rana inquires about their next steps, Jagtap suggests celebrating capturing India’s most wanted terrorist.
Kabir, however, cautions against premature celebration, reminding them that the mission is not yet complete.
Zarar and Sikku are merely pawns in a larger game led by Rafiq and others higher up in the hierarchy.
Jagtap receives a call revealing Rafiq’s presence in Kathmandu. The series concludes with Jagtap informing the team that this is just the beginning, and the war is far from over.
Is Indian Police Force Based on a True Story?
No, the show is only a fictional creation and has no resemblance to any similar events of the past.
Was Zarar Innocent?
No, Zarar was not innocent despite having a troubled past. He was a terrorist, misguided by Rafiq’s teachings.
Who Was Rafiq?
Rafiq was a religious preacher in a Madarsa who would teach unscientific, religious lessons to little children.
He was the man who misguided a fragile Zarar when he was a kid. Rafiq used his scars from the riot he witnessed as a child to push him into becoming a terrorist.
Will There be Indian Police Force Season 2?
Going solely by the ending of the first season (and not its performance), it is possible that the show will return for another outing in 2025.
What Will be the Story of Indian Police Force Season 2?
Kabir and team will probably go after Rafiq who is in Nepal. However, this plotline might not suit the narrative as the series is about the Indian Police Force and not an intelligence agency.
Therefore, possibly, the makers will introduce more localized elements that challenge the Delhi Police directly in the first place.
Since the cop universe has already reached a saturation point, it would be hard for Rohit Shetty to create something new through his style of filmmaking.
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