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Duliajan India
Most romantic and great love story .
Sep 07, 2016 06:01 PM 2550 Views

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This movie is all abt love, respect, trust , this movie has made many of them proud . this is really a grt movie, with awesome . this movie is abt love story of Mastani was the second wife of the Maratha Peshwa Bajirao I. She is said to have been a beautiful and brave woman, skilled in arts, literature, and warfare.[1] She had been dearly loved by Peshwa Bajirao but always neglected by his mother Radhabai and his brother Chimajiappa. However, she was treated with kindness by Bajirao's first wife Kashibai. There are many legends associated with Mastani. One of the most well-known is that Mastani was the daughter of Bundela Rajput leader Maharaja Chhatrasal(1649–1731), the founder of Panna State in Bundelkhand province.[3] When aMughal officer from Allahabad, the Pathan Mohammad Khan Bangash, invaded Chhattrasal's kingdom during 1727-28, Chhattrasal sent a secret message, seeking help, from Bajirao I, who happened to be on a military campaign in the vicinity of Bundelkhand. Bajirao came to the rescue of Chhatrasal. In gratitude, Chattrasal gave Bajirao his daughter Mastani, and a third of his kingdom, including Jhansi, Sagar and Kalpi as well as 33 lakh gold coins to Bajirao. He also gifted a Diamond mine to Bajirao in marriage to Mastani along with handful of villages. However, sources vary on this context. According to another view of Chhatrasal, she was the daughter of Nizam of Hyderabad. The Nizam, defeated by Chhatrasal in 1698, was advised by his wife to marry his daughter to Chhatrasal to foster friendly relations with the Bundelas who had become the most dominant power in Central India. However, the most accepted and conclusive version is that she was the daughter of Chhatrasal with his Persian Muslim wife Ruhaani Bai. Mastani is often referred to as Bajirao's concubine or mistress, but she was his lawfully wedded wife. Mastani was skilled in horse-riding, spear-throwing and swordsmanship and a talented dancer and singer. She accompanied Bajirao on his military campaigns. Bajirao's first wife, Kashibai, and Mastani bore sons to Bajirao within a few months of each other. Kashibai's child was named Raghunathrao and Mastani's child was named Shamsher Bahadur, who was named Krishna Rao at birth. Bajirao bestowed the Jagir of Banda on Shamsher(Peshwa). The son fought on the side of the Marathas in the third Battle of Panipat in 1761 against Ahmed Shah Abdali and is said to have been killed in the battle. Bajirao's love for his half-Muslim wife Mastani, and neglect of Kashibai angered his mother, Radhabai. In deference to Radhabai, Bajirao's brother, Chimnaji Appa, tried to send Mastani into exile. Bajirao's son, Balaji, also tried to coerce Mastani into leaving his father, but she refused. Enraged by her growing influence on Bajirao, and Bajirao's neglect of Kashibai, Balaji had Mastani placed under house arrest for a time, while Bajirao was on military campaign.


Movie has made on the this epic love story of bajirao and mastani . I love this movie . most, .


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