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Navratra Video Series ✨: 01 Relation between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj-Samarth Ramdas and Aai Tuljabhavani? 🍀🙏🏻

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कुलस्वामिनि 🌸

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Shubh Navaratri 🙏

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Your way of explaining, is simply wow ✨🙌🏻 जय माता दी, जय श्री राम 🚩

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Thank you so much! Jai Shree Ram ✨

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Heyyyyy naam reh! Jai Tulaja Bhavani!

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जय भवानी जय शिवाजी जय जय रघुवीर समर्थ ‼️🚩‼️ RamRamArts रामलेखनकला #artfor #Everyone

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Watched Chhava last night. The last 20 minutes were extremely intense—so much so that I couldn't even watch beyond a certain limit and had to step out. I spent those 20 minutes pacing outside, but even then, one dialogue between Sambhaji Raje and Aurangzeb stayed with me: "Instead of calling me there, why don’t you come here? You will have everything, and you won’t even have to change your religion." What did I learn from this? As soon as I asked myself what I took away from this film, the answer was clear. What message did Chhatrapati Sambhaji Raje’s sacrifice leave behind? He shed the last drop of his blood, but he never betrayed his faith, his land, or Swarajya. And he never would—because such a betrayal was/is never an option. The dialogues between Kavi Kalash and Sambhaji Raje are worth noting down, every single one of them. One that stayed with me: "Main namak hoon, Raje. Jahan jitni zarurat ho, istemal kar lijiye ga." – Kavi Kalash "Toh tum dushman ke zakhamon par lag jaana, Chandogamatya." – Chhatrapati Sambhaji Raje Bravery, bravery, and boundless bravery—that is Swarajya Rakshak Dharmaveer Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. One aspect of the film that I truly appreciated was how, while showcasing the valor of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Raje, it also constantly depicted a lost child—symbolizing the deep wound left by his mother’s absence. This dual portrayal was imprinted on my mind, and the film successfully conveyed both emotions simultaneously. But after watching this film, one can’t help but feel disheartened by the way Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Chhatrapati Sambhaji Raje’s names, valor, and sacrifices are being excessively used in today’s time—and the mindset behind this exploitation. A Swarajya creator and a Swarajya protector—this father and son’s blood runs through Maharashtra’s veins. Let us remember this until our last breath. "Desh dharm par mitne wala, Sher Shiva ka Chhava tha. Maha Parakrami, Param Pratapi, ek hi Shambhu Raja tha." 🙏🙏 #ShivaniGokhale #Chhava

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Devendra Fadnavis

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Connor Tomlinson

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