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Sambhaji Maharaj got the title Dharmaveer when he chose death over conversion. It unified Hindus who rose up against the Islamic Jihad of Aurangzeb & ultimately led to the collapse of the Mughals. Sambhaji could have saved his life but he chose to save Dharma. #Chaava 🔥

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Profilbild von Ravi Tiwari🇮🇳
Ravi Tiwari🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

Whole movie was goosebumps except few parts where Bollywood tried to mix Sećular side… overall a must watch 🔥 Jai Bhawani 🚩

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Mohit Kumarvor 1 Jahr

His legacy is an inspiration for generations! 🚩

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Vishwasvor 1 Jahr

We need to make more movies like this.

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Humble request, kindly refrain from mentioning Mahraj’s name without his title, it should be Chhatrapti Sambhaji Maharaj always.

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Jitu A🇮🇳 🚩(Modi ka Parivar)vor 1 Jahr

Still they causally put the convert to isl@m dialogue whereas mc Aurangzeb asks our beloved Raje to convert every time he inflicted new brutality on his body…nevertheless somebody told his great valour on such big scale and mc Aurangzeb is exposed to the core

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Jai Bhawani Jai Shiva ji

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On this day, a lion was born, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. The son of Shivaji Maharaj, the warrior who chose death over surrender. A fearless warrior, a brilliant scholar and an unshakable symbol of dharma and resistance. His courage echoes through history. #SambhajiMaharaj #ChhatrapatiSambhajiMaharaj #MarathaEmpire #JaiSambhaji #HarHarMahadev

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When asked to this boy as to why he was not wearing Footwear ? He said he is following Dharmveer Sambhaji Maharaj Balidaan Maas (Month of Sacrifice) Do you know ? Balidaan Maas is a 40-day, solemn period commemorating the supreme sacrifice of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, who was brutally killed by Aurangzeb. It honors his refusal to surrender Swaraj and Hindu dharma Devotees express respect by adopting a simple lifestyle, such as eating once a day, sleeping on the floor, or avoiding tea/sugar and not wearing FOOTWEAR
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When asked to this boy as to why he was not wearing Footwear ? He said he is following Dharmveer Sambhaji Maharaj Balidaan Maas (Month of Sacrifice) Do you know ? Balidaan Maas is a 40-day, solemn period commemorating the supreme sacrifice of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, who was brutally killed by Aurangzeb. It honors his refusal to surrender Swaraj and Hindu dharma Devotees express respect by adopting a simple lifestyle, such as eating once a day, sleeping on the floor, or avoiding tea/sugar and not wearing FOOTWEAR

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Do you know how Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj’s death was avenged? After Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj’s brutal execution, Aurangzeb’s commander Zulfikar Khan seized Raigad and imprisoned Yesubai (Sambhaji’s wife) and his son. But the fire of vengeance was already lit. Sambhaji’s younger brother, Rajaram Maharaj, rose as the new Chhatrapati. Sambhaji Maharaj was tortured for 40 days before being executed. The Marathas were enraged. All differences vanished. They united with one goal—Aurangzeb’s annihilation. A storm was about to hit the Mughal Empire. At Sangameshwar, Chhatrapati Sambhaji and 200 warriors fought against 10,000 Mughal soldiers led by Muqarram Khan. Among them was Malhoji Ghorpade, who fought to his last breath. His son Santaji Ghorpade vowed vengeance and made Aurangzeb’s life a living hell. Santaji, with Dhanaji Jadhav, led a sudden attack at Tulapur, where Aurangzeb had executed Sambhaji. Aurangzeb, camping with lakhs of soldiers, was shocked when only 2,000 Marathas stormed his camp like lions. The Marathas butchered the Mughal army mercilessly. Mughal historian Kafi Khan wrote, “After Tulapur, the Mughals trembled at Santaji’s name. Soldiers were either killed or captured. His very name sent Mughal troops into chaos.” Panic spread in Aurangzeb’s camp. Mughal soldiers screamed, “Huzoor, the Marathas are here!” While Mughals scrambled to protect Aurangzeb, the Marathas were cutting them down. Aurangzeb fled to save his life, but his empire’s prestige was shattered forever. The Marathas seized two golden finials from Aurangzeb’s royal tent and returned to Sinhagad in victory. The next morning, Aurangzeb saw thousands of dead Mughal soldiers and muttered, “O Allah! These Marathas never tire, never surrender. What if we perish trying to destroy them?” Two days later, Santaji attacked Raigad Fort. Mughal commander Zulfikar Khan, who had imprisoned Yesubai, was encircled. The Marathas stormed the fort, massacred the Mughal troops, and seized their treasures, horses, and elephants, taking them to Panhala. Wherever the Marathas saw Mughals, they slashed through them like grass. Now it was Muqarram Khan’s turn—the man who had betrayed and captured Sambhaji Maharaj. Aurangzeb had rewarded him with 50,000 rupees, making him the governor of Kolhapur and Konkan. The Marathas swore Muqarram Khan would not live. In December 1689, Santaji Ghorpade surrounded Muqarram Khan’s massive army and began a brutal slaughter. Santaji personally chased him down, hacked him apart, and left him dying in the jungle. With Muqarram Khan’s death, the Marathas avenged the brutal execution of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. In 1691, Chhatrapati Rajaram Maharaj declared Santaji as the Commander of the Maratha Empire. Santaji wasted no time. With 15,000–20,000 Maratha warriors, he stormed Mughal territories, raising the saffron flag over Karnataka and beyond. Aurangzeb, now a coward hiding in the Sahyadris, ran for 27 years like a dog. For 27 years, the Marathas kept him on the run. Broken by humiliation and continuous defeat, the coward Aurangzeb finally died a miserable death in Maharashtra—the land he failed to conquer. This is the fate of tyrants. And today, some people glorify this defeated coward? Remember, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj did not die in vain. The Marathas shattered the Mughals, and Hindavi Swarajya stood unshaken. This is our history. Never forget it. Sourced from FB & YT
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Do you know how Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj’s death was avenged? After Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj’s brutal execution, Aurangzeb’s commander Zulfikar Khan seized Raigad and imprisoned Yesubai (Sambhaji’s wife) and his son. But the fire of vengeance was already lit. Sambhaji’s younger brother, Rajaram Maharaj, rose as the new Chhatrapati. Sambhaji Maharaj was tortured for 40 days before being executed. The Marathas were enraged. All differences vanished. They united with one goal—Aurangzeb’s annihilation. A storm was about to hit the Mughal Empire. At Sangameshwar, Chhatrapati Sambhaji and 200 warriors fought against 10,000 Mughal soldiers led by Muqarram Khan. Among them was Malhoji Ghorpade, who fought to his last breath. His son Santaji Ghorpade vowed vengeance and made Aurangzeb’s life a living hell. Santaji, with Dhanaji Jadhav, led a sudden attack at Tulapur, where Aurangzeb had executed Sambhaji. Aurangzeb, camping with lakhs of soldiers, was shocked when only 2,000 Marathas stormed his camp like lions. The Marathas butchered the Mughal army mercilessly. Mughal historian Kafi Khan wrote, “After Tulapur, the Mughals trembled at Santaji’s name. Soldiers were either killed or captured. His very name sent Mughal troops into chaos.” Panic spread in Aurangzeb’s camp. Mughal soldiers screamed, “Huzoor, the Marathas are here!” While Mughals scrambled to protect Aurangzeb, the Marathas were cutting them down. Aurangzeb fled to save his life, but his empire’s prestige was shattered forever. The Marathas seized two golden finials from Aurangzeb’s royal tent and returned to Sinhagad in victory. The next morning, Aurangzeb saw thousands of dead Mughal soldiers and muttered, “O Allah! These Marathas never tire, never surrender. What if we perish trying to destroy them?” Two days later, Santaji attacked Raigad Fort. Mughal commander Zulfikar Khan, who had imprisoned Yesubai, was encircled. The Marathas stormed the fort, massacred the Mughal troops, and seized their treasures, horses, and elephants, taking them to Panhala. Wherever the Marathas saw Mughals, they slashed through them like grass. Now it was Muqarram Khan’s turn—the man who had betrayed and captured Sambhaji Maharaj. Aurangzeb had rewarded him with 50,000 rupees, making him the governor of Kolhapur and Konkan. The Marathas swore Muqarram Khan would not live. In December 1689, Santaji Ghorpade surrounded Muqarram Khan’s massive army and began a brutal slaughter. Santaji personally chased him down, hacked him apart, and left him dying in the jungle. With Muqarram Khan’s death, the Marathas avenged the brutal execution of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. In 1691, Chhatrapati Rajaram Maharaj declared Santaji as the Commander of the Maratha Empire. Santaji wasted no time. With 15,000–20,000 Maratha warriors, he stormed Mughal territories, raising the saffron flag over Karnataka and beyond. Aurangzeb, now a coward hiding in the Sahyadris, ran for 27 years like a dog. For 27 years, the Marathas kept him on the run. Broken by humiliation and continuous defeat, the coward Aurangzeb finally died a miserable death in Maharashtra—the land he failed to conquer. This is the fate of tyrants. And today, some people glorify this defeated coward? Remember, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj did not die in vain. The Marathas shattered the Mughals, and Hindavi Swarajya stood unshaken. This is our history. Never forget it. Sourced from FB & YT

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The only thing more vile than mocking the supreme sacrifice of Sambhaji Maharaj, is cushioning the barbarism of Aurangzeb. To do both in the same breath proves that India is a nation whose history has and continues to be written by those who hate Hindus, Hinduism, and Hindustan.
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Shambhuraje died for us 🚩 For our dharma 🚩 Tortured for 40 days, He was asked to accept Islam but he did not give up and was cut into pieces. Sambhaji Maharaj never gave up. That's how Dharma survived 🚩 Never forget: for 70 years there was a road in India’s capital named after the same Aurangzeb. — That’s Congress For you!
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Shambhuraje died for us 🚩 For our dharma 🚩 Tortured for 40 days, He was asked to accept Islam but he did not give up and was cut into pieces. Sambhaji Maharaj never gave up. That's how Dharma survived 🚩 Never forget: for 70 years there was a road in India’s capital named after the same Aurangzeb. — That’s Congress For you!

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The exact place where Chatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj was captured, tortured, and brutally killed by removing one organ each day that is definitively not well documented. He was executed on the orders of Mughal Barbarian Aurangzeb after enduring severe torture at this location. Look at the condition of this place. Despite Sambhaji Maharaj’s sacrifice for Bharat, his story is ignored but lavish monuments are built/maintained and roads are named after his torturer & barbarian Aurangzeb, reflecting misplaced priorities in honoring historical figures.
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The real hero was the boy in the white shirt. He was incredibly brave. He could have run away himself, but he chose to save his friend instead. His fear disappeared because protecting his friend mattered more.👏👏
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She left believing it would save him, but all he felt was the ache of being hollow, abandoned. Hurt turned to anger—bc she had been his only certainty & she chose to give up their “us” for his sake. And all he could think was: who was she to decide what was best for him?😭#Arafta

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