Attack

Attack follows Major Arjun Shergill, an Indian Army officer who survives a terrorist attack but becomes paralyzed and loses the woman he loves. A government team asks him to test a brain chip made by scientist Sabah Qureshi, and the chip lets him walk, fight, and use an AI helper. When terrorists seize Parliament and threaten Delhi with a chemical bomb, Arjun becomes India’s first super soldier and races to rescue the Prime Minister and the hostages. The movie has a fast, loud, patriotic tone, and it mixes science fiction with grief and revenge.

The clearest identity-related element is Sabah, a prominent woman scientist who creates the technology that changes Arjun’s life. The story shows her as skilled, serious, and important to the mission, but it does not turn her role into a larger debate about gender or rights. Arjun’s paralysis gives the movie a disability and recovery thread, yet the story uses it mainly to create a super-soldier origin. The main themes are duty, national safety, sacrifice, and stopping terrorism, so the visible woke material stays limited and secondary to the action.