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Chillarodu Side Hero Username: Chillarodu Post Number: 9488 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 183.82.122.252 Rating: |
whose version is this? There are multiple versions and almost all of them are documented centuries later based on stories they heard. Recent past lo jariginave right version edho distorted version edho thelvadi.. inka 12/13 century loni stories undistorted ante comedy.. | ||
Risingstar Legend Username: Risingstar Post Number: 39772 Registered: 08-2008 Posted From: 73.141.147.55 Rating: N/A |
Sri Krishnadevarayalu Raichur yuddam kaani toppur yuddam kaani evaru touch cheyyatam ledhu endukoo.. toppur battle ayuthe one of the biggest in world history.. mana vallake chala mandiki alanti yuddam jarigindani theleedhu.. Yachama Naidu, Jaggarayalu along with Nayaks of Tamil land, portugeese, dutch armies mottam 1 million people okee place loo kummesukunnaru.. CNKV | ||
Vishvak Side Hero Username: Vishvak Post Number: 7233 Registered: 01-2007 Posted From: 73.164.13.25 Rating: N/A |
I think he showed Khilji dream song with Padmini... Only song chooste edo duet la untadi... Adi choosi ee Rajput la godava... Vi veri universum vivus vici | ||
Boeing747 Comedian Username: Boeing747 Post Number: 1770 Registered: 04-2016 Posted From: 70.162.116.98 Rating: N/A |
allah-ud-din khilji ni villain ga chuyiste raktabhishekam jaruguddi  | ||
Digitalspy Comedian Username: Digitalspy Post Number: 1237 Registered: 08-2013 Posted From: 43.241.122.218 Rating: N/A |
bhansali history ni distort cheyyakunda theeyaledu Jsgan ki positive image build ayyindi ee 3 years lo Vadu cm seat ayina vadulukuntadu ganee abaddalu matram adadu gaddi tinadu ani | ||
Mikkymouse Hero Username: Mikkymouse Post Number: 12936 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 70.191.59.106 Rating: N/A |
Ela theesado teliyali ante mundu release cheyyanivvali kada. Nuvve unna kannulatho mare vanka choodanani reppa venuka ninne ella kaalam dhachani... | ||
Mandharam Side Hero Username: Mandharam Post Number: 4273 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 157.49.11.139 Rating: N/A |
Rajputs taught him a lesson or two during the shooting in rajasthan vollu daggara pettukoni theesi vuntadu arrogance choopisthe...thokkipetti naara hteestharu...anyways | ||
Andhrawala Legend Username: Andhrawala Post Number: 64141 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 152.51.56.1 Rating: N/A |
superr kathaa. Hope Bhansali gaadu distortion lekundaa theesthaadu anii No Signature | ||
Mandharam Side Hero Username: Mandharam Post Number: 4272 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 157.49.11.139 Rating: N/A |
credits http://www.chittorgarh.com/rani-padmini.asp | ||
Mandharam Side Hero Username: Mandharam Post Number: 4271 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 157.49.11.139 Rating: N/A |
On hearing that his designs had been frustrated, the lustful Sultan was furious and ordered his army to storm Chittor. But hard as they tried the Sultans army could not break into the fort. Then Ala-ud-din decided to lay seige to the fort. The seige was a long drawn one and gradually supplied within the fort were depleted. Finally King Ratnasen gave orders that the Rajputs would open the gates and fight to finish with the besieging troops. On hearing of this decision, Padmini decided that with their men-folk going into the unequal struggle with the Sultan's army in which they were sure to perish, the women of Chittor had either to commit suicides or face dishonour at the hands of the victorious enemy. The choice was in favour of suicide through Jauhar. A huge pyre was lit and followed by their queen, all the women of Chittor jumped into the flames and deceived the lustful enemy waiting outside. With their womenfolk dead, the men of Chittor had nothing to live for. Their charged out of the fort and fought on furiously with the vastly Powerful array of the Sultan, till all of them perished. After this phyrrhic victory the Sultan's troops entered the fort only to be confronted with ashes and burnt bones of the women whose honour they were going to violate to satisfy their lust. These women who committed Jawhar had to perish but theirmemory has been kept alive till today by bards and songs which glorify their act which was right in those days and circumstances. Thus a halo of honour is given to their supreme sacrifice. | ||
Mandharam Side Hero Username: Mandharam Post Number: 4270 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 157.49.11.139 Rating: N/A |
But to his dismay, on reaching Chittor, Allah-ud-din found the fort to be heavily defended. Desperate to have a look at the legendary beauty of Padmini, he sent word to King Ratansen that he looked upon Padmini as his sister and wanted to meet her. On hearing this, the unsuspecting Ratansen asked Padmini to see the 'brother'. But Padmini was more wordly-wise and she refused to meet the lustful Sultan personally. On being persuaded by her husband Rana Ratansen, Rani Padmini consented to allow Ala-ud-din to see her only in a mirror. On the word being sent to Ala-ud-din that Padmini would see him he came to the fort with his selected his best warriors who secretly made a careful examination of the fort's defences on their way to the Palace. On seeing Padmini, in the mirror, the lustful 'brother', Allah-ud-din Khilji decided that he should secure Padmini for himself. While returning to his camp, Allah-ud-din was accompanied for some way by King Ratansen. Taking this opportunity, the wily Sultan deceitfully kidnapped Ratansen and took him as a prisoner into his camp and demanded that Padmini come and surrender herself before Allah-ud-din Khilji, if she wanted her husband King Ratansen alive again. The Rajput generals decided to beast the Sultan at his own game and sent back a word that Padmini would be given to Ala-ud-din the next morning. On the following day at the crack of dawn, one hundred and fifity palaquins (covered cases in which royal ladies were carried in medieveal times) left the fort and made their way towards Ala-ud-din's camps The palanquins stopped before the tent where king Ratansen was being held prisoner. . Seeing that the palanquins had come from Chittor; and thinking that they had brought along with them his queen, king Ratansen was mortified. But to his surprise from the palanquins came out, not his queen and her women servants but fully armed soldiers, who quickly freed ; Ratansen and galloped away towards Chittor on horses grabbed from Ala-ud-din's stables. | ||
Mandharam Side Hero Username: Mandharam Post Number: 4269 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 157.49.11.139 Rating: N/A |
Rani Padmini - A legendary beauty In the 12th and 13th centuries, the Sultanate of Delhi - the kingdom set up by the invaders was nevertheless growing in power. The Sultans made repeated attack on Mewad on one pretext or the other. Here we may recollect the story of Rani Padmani who was the pretext for Allah-ud-din Khilji's attack on Chittod. In those days Chittod was under the Rule of King Ratansen, a brave and noble warrior-king. Apart, from being a loving husband and a just ruler, Ratansen was also a patron of the arts. In his court were many talented People one of whom was a musician named Raghav Chetan. But unknown to anybody, Raghav Chetan was also a sorcerer. He used his evil talents to run down his rivals and unfortunately for him was caught red-handed in his dirty act of arousing evil spirits. On hearing this King Ratansen was furious and he banished Raghav Chetan from his kingdom after blackening his face with face and making him ride a donkey. This harsh Punishment earned king Ratansen an uncompromising enemy. Sulking after his humiliation, Raghav Chetan made his way towards Delhi with -the aim of trying to incite the Sultan of Delhi Ala-ud-din Khilji to attack Chittor. On approaching Delhi, Raghav Chetan settled down in one of the forests nearby Delhi which the Sultan used to frequent for hunting deer. One day on hearing the Sultan's hunt party entering the forest, Raghav-Chetan started playing a melodious tone on his flute. When the alluring notes of Raghav-Chetan flute reached the Sultan's party they were surprised as to who could be playing a flute in such a masterly way in a forest. The Sultan despatched his soldiers to fetch the person and when Raghav-Chetan was brought before him, the Sultan Ala-ud-din Khilji asked him to come to his court at Delhi. The cunning Raghav-Chetan asked the king as to why he wants to have a ordinary musician like himself when there were many other beautiful objects to be had. Wondering what Raghav-Chetan meant, Ala-ud-din asked him to clarify. Upon being told of Rani Padmini's beauty, Ala-ud-din's lust was aroused and immediately on returning to his capital he gave orders to his army to march on Chittor. |
