
Flashback: what Operation Dhurandhar really is
Sanyal explains the plan: send convicts with nothing to lose into Pakistan's underworld to trace its guns to the ISI.
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Sanyal explains the plan: send convicts with nothing to lose into Pakistan's underworld to trace its guns to the ISI.

A coded in-flight movie request delivers the classic briefing tape: Golitsyn, the NOC list, the team, and the self-destruct.

Ethan takes a mission to steal Cobalt's file from the Kremlin archive, and Benji's reaction to the target says it all.

Inside an armoured car the IMF Secretary tells Ethan the agency is disavowed and hands him an off-the-books mission, then says goodbye.

A rope-free climb over a canyon to rock music, capped by the classic briefing and a cheeky reply about holidays.

Over a convenience-store meeting Musgrave asks Ethan back for a rescue; the briefing then hides in a camera that self-destructs.

A jazz-code exchange in a London record shop ends with a recorded message from the enemy and Ethan trapped behind glass.

Benji vanishes in a parking garage and Lane calls with his own version of the mission briefing.

The recorded briefing lays out Lane's leftover network, a mystery extremist called John Lark, and missing plutonium, then self-destructs.