When an accused confesses to his sins,
he's deemed guilty, Your Majesty.
[poignant vocalisation]
And there should be no delay in punishing a culprit.
[vocalisation continues]
Wait, Your Majesty!
- [vocalisation] - [anklets chiming]
[buoyant music playing]
[music intensifies]
[music concludes]
Prithviraj is innocent!
He didn't do anything.
I can prove it.
[buoyant music playing]
Sanyogita!
[unsettling music playing]
[music concludes]
Sanyogita!
Come with me.
One must not endure iniquity and injustice.
Always stand by the truth.
[vocalisation]
If the truth can save someone,
then one must speak up.
Or it is a sin.
Isn't that what you taught me?
[sentimental vocalisation]
Now, when the truth needs to be told,
then why are you stopping me?
And if you wanted to stop me, why did you teach me all of this?
[poignant vocalisation]
If there is evidence that can prevent
an innocent from being punished,
then it should be allowed to be presented, Your Majesty.
[vocalisation]
[vocalisation concludes]
Tell me, Sanyogita.
What do you know about the allegations against Prithvi?
[music playing]
- Yes, Your Majesty! - Yes, Your Majesty.
[sentimental vocalisation]
It is true.
Prithvi is innocent.
[sentimental vocalisation]
[vocalisation concludes]
Sevaram was dressed like Prithvi.
I saw him.
When Sevaram was here,
Prithvi was with Chand.
That is true, Your Majesty.
Prithvi was with me.
[sentimental vocalisation]
Sevaram changed his get-up to look like Prithvi
and even my father mistook him for Prithvi.
[intense music playing]
Sevaram let the Ghurid assassins into the royal palace.
Yes, Your Majesty.
I'm absolutely certain it was Sevaram and not Prithvi.
Besides, we never met Sevaram.
He lied about us being his friends.
Princess Sanyogita, tell me this.
Why should I believe
what you witnessed, is in fact, the truth?
My father did not want me to tell the truth before the court,
but I came here running.
[vocalisation]
I defied his orders.
I angered and upset him.
I wouldn't have done all of this to speak a lie now, would I?
[sentimental vocalisation]
[vocalisation concludes]
Your Majesty!
What Princess Sanyogita mentioned makes one thing very clear.
If Prince Prithviraj intended
to sneak the Ghurids into the palace
and had he orchestrated this,
would he have instructed Sevaram to dress like him?
And why?
In fact,
he'd want Sevaram to look like anyone but him!
I say this again.
If he really did this,
why would he attempt to catch Sevaram a second time?
He wanted to send Sevaram away from the palace by any means.
[vocalisation]
Those present here are learned and experienced.
If they think about it objectively,
they'll realise what a great injustice was happening
to an innocent boy by accusing him of such serious accusations.
And this could only have been done
by someone who is an enemy of the royal family, palace and Ajmer.
They picked Sevaram for this task.
And instructed Sevaram to dress like the prince
in order to frame him.
[dramatic music playing]
Whoever that person is,
is present in the royal palace
because they are familiar with the entire layout.
A big conspiracy was carried out.
[dramatic music playing]
Now, the question arises, Your Majesty.
Who is this person?
[dramatic vocalisation]
I agree with Kaimasa.
Your Majesty, my allegiance lies with the truth.
And based on the new facts that have come forth,
all the allegations against Prithviraj
set a precedent for injustice.
[vocalisation]
Your Majesty, Prithviraj was the victim of a conspiracy.
I request His Majesty
to acquit Prithviraj of all the accusations immediately.
[vocalisation]
[poignant music playing]
I heard the arguments
of the opposition and defence counsels.
Today, I am proud to say
that a little girl has helped the truth triumph
in this court.
[vocalisation]
I acquit Prithviraj Chauhan
of all the accusations.
[startling music playing]
[sentimental vocalisation]
[vocalisation concludes]
[jubilant music playing]
[sentimental vocalisation]
[joyous music playing]
- You've done so much for me... - Don't thank me.
That's not why I did this.
You stood there with a long face.
I couldn't bear to see that.
So, I thought I'd tell everyone the truth!
And if you're so eager to thank me,
then go a week without troubling anyone.
Prithviraj!
[sentimental music playing]
[sentimental vocalisation]
[sentimental song playing]
[joyous music playing]
Nagarjuna!
These flowers are poisonous!
I've poisoned your mind gradually over the years.
That's why this poison had no effect on you.
- Or... - Or what?
I'd have died!
Don't even think about dying.
You're the only one I have left!
That's appalling, Mother.
You're left with an ignoramus and a failure!
Losing one fight does not mean you've lost the entire battle.
Father's trust in me
was more toxic than anything you poisoned my mind against.
That was my nourishment.
So, no poison will work on me. Do you know why?
Because I've turned toxic!
[sighs]
You won Prithvi's trust.
Now, you must do something
so that Prithvi
reposes his trust only in you!
[sinister music playing]
You shall make preparations for the celebration, Nagarjuna.
I am glad to see you rejoicing.
I know the importance this victory holds in your life.
[sentimental vocalisation]
Prithvi...
Rules apply foremost to those who make them
and those who protect them.
That is a king's greatest honour,
and sadly, also his greatest predicament.
Despite knowing everything,
a king has to follow the rules.
He is obligated to.
- I... - The King of Ajmer
will certainly be respected by Ajmer's Prince.
But a father has lost the love of his son
by not trusting him.
[poignant vocalisation]
I'm hungry, Mother.
[sentimental music playing]
Prithvi, the celebration has been planned especially for you.
Which song would you like to hear? Won't you join me?
Come on!
[footsteps departing]
[poignant vocalisation]
I want Mother to feed me.
[poignant vocalisation]
Long live His Majesty.
[solemn music playing]
[menacing music playing]
[menacing vocalisation]
[laughter]
[sinister music playing]
Stop!
Forgive me, Princess,
but today's celebration isn't for girls.
Why not?
Actually...
Erm...
I wish to keep you away
from a dusty night of wrestling and my discordant singing.
Neither do I have a problem with discordant singing
or the dust from wrestling.
[playful music playing]
Truth be told, Princess,
if Aunt Karpura Devi sees us engaging in silly games
and making fun of each other,
it wouldn't be good.
For them as well as us.
Our culture doesn't allow you to be part of such a gathering.
Next time, I will host a celebration which you can also join.
[music playing]
[whimsical music playing]
He's the only one who knows what he wants
and gets it too!
[playful music playing]
[chuckles]
The events that ensued over the past few days
have given rise
to many questions.
Shakti Singh, I wish to entrust you with a responsibility
but you must ensure secrecy.
So much so
that one hand shouldn't know what the other is up to.
You can rest assured about its secrecy, Your Majesty.
Dadabhai sure did suffer burns in that life-threatening accident,
but he didn't die of it.
The royal physician assured me
that his health was improving.
And all of a sudden, he died.
I sense foul play, Shakti Singh.
Someone didn't want him alive
and that person killed him.
[playful music playing]
[clapping]
It's all right.
[clanking]
[clapping]
[clanking]
[clapping]
[clanking]
[clapping]
What's the reason for this suspicion, Your Majesty?
When so many incidents start taking the form of a coincidence,
you start sensing a conspiracy.
First, the Ghurids infiltrated the palace.
Then, Vigraharaj caught fire and died.
After that, Sevaram got caught
and accused Prithviraj.
Then Sevaram died all of a sudden.
Whoever this is,
is playing well-planned moves against me
and I have a feeling Prithviraj is on their radar too.
[unsettling music playing]
[music fades out]