The set of the Indian version of 24, at Goregaon (East), is a sleek one. Lead actor Anil Kapoor, who reprises his role of ex-Army man Jai Singh Rathore in the second season, is dressed in fatigues and a bullet proof vest. The scene is an intense one set in the Anti-Terrorism Unit, full of computers that beep and blink with graphics and pictures of missing people and suspects. If the first season was about saving a politician from being assassinated, this one is about saving the country from a terror attack — think bio warfare. "We are waking up to reports of terrorism every day. So it made sense to address that. This season is adapted from the third season of the original series for the same reason. The terrorists have gone beyond weapons of mass destruction. This attack deals with a virus — a virus that can kill within 24 hours of infecting you," says Kapoor, who owns the Indian rights to the show.