Pakistanis kill most of the platoon. Mike Alpha kills a large number of the Pakistani soldiers and is severely wounded before being approached by a real battalion of soldiers who give him the password. Mike Alpha salutes them and then dies of his severe wounds. Chauhan vows revenge. He arms himself to the teeth and stalks the Pakistanis to their base. He wires the place with explosives. The Pakistani leader discovers one of the explosive attachments and tries to stop one of his men. Unfortunately he opens the door and the explosives go off, killing the rest of the Pakistanis. Chauhan then goes into the Pakistani leader's place and shoots him dead before being wounded. He collapses into the snow. He's rescued by the helicopter pilots featured earlier in the film who take him to a village doctor who treats his wounds. Later the pilots are rewarded for their actions in finding Tango Charlie. His dead friend and mentor Havaldar Ali gets rewarded with the Ashok Chakra for his bravery. Cast Bobby Deol as BSF Soldier Sepoy Tarun Chauhan (Tango Charlie) Ajay Devgan as BSF Soldier Hawaldar Mohammad Ali (Mike Alpha) Sudesh Berry as BSF Soldier Bhiku Shahbaz Khan as BSF Soldier Dev Dixit Rajesh Khera as BSF Soldier Constable Sangram Singh Suresh Ghera as Manipur BSF Officer Sanjay Dutt as Squadron Leader Vikram Rathore Suniel Shetty as Flight Lieutenant Shezad Khan Alok Nath as Mr. Anand Chauhan Tarun Chauhan's father Ayesha Jaleel as Mrs Chauhan Tarun Chauhan's mother Vivek Shauq as Abhay, Tarun's friend Sanjay Mishra as Tarun's friend Tanisha as Lachchi Narayan / Lachchi Tarun Chauhan Tiku Talsania as Ram Narayan (Lachchi's father) Nandana Sen as Shyamoli, the daughter of the Bengali landlord Kelly Dorji as Bodo people militant leader Arun Behll as Bodo militant Anjan Srivastav as Doctor Mukesh Tiwari as Pakistani Army Fidayeen Leader Rajendranath Zutshi as Bengali Naxal leader Subrat Dutta as Naxal leader's henchman Abhijit Lahiri as Landlord Rai Bahadur Atul Mongia as Pakistani Army Soldier Aslam Jehangir Pabitra Rabha as Bodo militant group deputy Soundtrack The music for the movie was mainly composed by Anu Malik. Release and reception Critical reception The film deals with insurgency and extremism in various parts of India, and was described by BBC's Jaspreet Pandohar as "an interesting study of terrorism, violence, and valour". The Hindu newspaper called the film "a visual treat with a daring theme" and