[vocalisation]
"A sword as sharp as lightning!"
[menacing music playing]
Prithvi and his aides must not know I'm following them.
[intense music playing]
Subhao and His Majesty have left for Tribhuvanapala Fort
along with Veer and Ranveer.
'Where are you, Prithvi?'
[vocalisation]
[unsettling music playing]
'Nagarjuna isn't here either.'
[suspenseful music playing]
[Someshwar] 'Prithviraj!'
[intense music playing]
Should I kill him?
Not now.
Not dacoits, the Bhayankas killed Father.
But first, I need to find out why.
And an attack on Tribhuvanapala Fort after his death!
What is their plan?
Why didn't they do it immediately after Father's death
when the entire kingdom was in mourning?
Why did they wait for the coronation?
The Bhayankas will pay
for Father's murder and attacking Ajmer one day,
but today's not that day.
[menacing music playing]
You made a fool out of me all this while
claiming to be the commander of a hired army.
I should have known you were a cowardly Bhayanka!
[punch landing]
[sinister music playing]
Provoking a lion further after it has tasted blood
could prove even more dangerous!
[horse neighing]
Your Majesty, these villages are quite far from Ajmer.
So, the villagers gather food and essentials in large quantities.
They seem to be tracks of the same, Your Majesty.
I believe the Bhayankas are hatching a big conspiracy.
We must investigate the village closest to here.
Yes, Your Majesty.
[horse neighing]
[sinister music playing]
[sinister vocalisation]
Besides, whether it's a Bhayanka or a soldier on rent,
what difference does it make?
Your job is done, right?
Someshwar Chauhan is dead.
Look, we were of use to you,
but you were of no use to us.
And why would you be?
You couldn't help yourself!
A little boy
stole the throne of Ajmer from right under your nose!
Aren't you the descendant of the Bhayankas
we Chauhans stole everything from?
Surprising.
We still live in the royal palace,
whereas you...
Isn't our goal the same?
Shall we go inside and talk?
[sinister vocalisation]
I've come up with a plan to ensure he's of some use to us,
but that will take time.
In the meantime, we must look for new allies
that can supply us with arms to fight Ajmer's huge army.
[sinister music playing]
[music fades out]
[horse neighing]
'Father, why are we dressed in plain clothes?'
'So that we can stay with civilians'
'and understand their problems.'
Do you have any clothes I could borrow?
Yes.
[horses neighing]
[music playing]
Beware!
Greetings, Grandmother.
There is no need to shoot arrows.
We are from Ajmer.
We just want some water.
Forgive me,
but it's important to be cautious.
Ajmer is far away and the night is upon us.
You could stay here and eat as well.
We'd stay anywhere for food!
We can't stay the night,
but since you say it with such love, we'll stay for a home-cooked meal.
Please come in.
What are you thinking, Your Majesty?
About Hari.
We'd always eat together.
Mother, when will Prithviraj return?
Your brother is now the king.
He is busy with some urgent work.
It will take him time to come back.
You're there to feed me food,
but who will feed Prithviraj?
To every king, his subjects are akin to family, Hariraj.
I am sure.
Just as I'm feeding you,
someone's mother must be feeding your brother.
This morsel is for Prithviraj.
Hmm.
'This morsel is for you, Hari.'
[sentimental music continues]
Grandmother, the dal smells amazing.
He'd say to me that dal should be his last meal,
but warriors never know which day will be their last.
His final wish
remained unfulfilled.
[music continues]
Grandmother, you live here alone.
Don't you get scared?
I wouldn't earlier.
My husband was in King Someshwar Chauhan's army.
I'd heard many tales of His Majesty and his valour.
As long as he was the king, there was no reason to fear.
I was certain
no harm would come to us with His Majesty around.
Now that His Majesty is no more,
I wonder what will happen.
[poignant music playing]
Grandmother!
Did something unusual happen in this area that you found odd?
Any kind of an attack?
I didn't hear about anything like that.
And even if there were one,
it takes time for the news to travel from one village to the other.
That's why I was about to shoot you.
Everyone is overcome with fear
after King Someshwar Chauhan's death.
People have lost faith.
[sad music playing]
Grandma, please don't worry.
The new king will protect everyone.
Yes. He must be good if he's His Majesty's son.
But I've heard he's very young.
How well would he understand our joys and sorrows?
And how much would he know about running a kingdom?
But our king Prithviraj Chauhan is going to be faced
with a big challenge.
Prithviraj ascending the throne is not good for both of us.
Tell me this.
What do you want in return for joining hands with me?
[music playing]
Ajmer stole our kingdom.
Give it back to us.
Deal.
In return, you must do something for me.
Kill Prithviraj like we did Someshwar?
You seem sensible.
When you meet King Prithviraj in Ajmer,
tell him to be like his father.
And most importantly.
Listen to everyone, but do what his heart says.
[pleasant music playing]
[music concludes]
Thank you, Grandmother,
for all the respect
as well as the invaluable advice you gave me.
[music playing]
[music concludes]
Shall we head to the palace, King?
No.
Let's visit one more village.
I think the Bhayankas are up to something
like they were when they killed Father.
A bigger murder than death is that of shattering one's trust.
The faith the subjects have in Prithviraj
needs to be shattered.
Everyone needs to be convinced
that Prithviraj is not worthy of the throne!
Then he will be hurt
and so will his mother and brother.
As a result, their living death will bring me tremendous joy.
And after that...
[sinister vocalisation]
Will you join hands?
[ominous music playing]
Hit him.
[tense music playing]
You punched him
and held a dagger to him.
We ought to settle scores before joining hands, eh?
[ominous music playing]
[horses neighing]
Why are horses neighing at this hour?
The neighing is coming from the other side of the mountain.
[horses neighing and galloping]
Whose hurried wedding procession is on the road at this hour?
There are only two reasons why horses would gallop at this hour.
Either they are chasing someone
or they are being chased.
That grandma mentioned everyone lived in fear.
We must take a closer look and help if anyone is in danger.
You're right, Your Majesty.
There's a small way down from here. This way, please.
[soft suspenseful music playing]
[music fades out]
What's this?
When we were going to Tribhuvanapala,
everything was fine.
What happened all of a sudden?
All of a sudden and right now.
It seems like cavalrymen attacked this place.
[gripping music playing]
The things in the huts are intact. There was no burglary.
There are no bodies.
[soft suspenseful music playing]
We've seen these tracks before too.
Who is behind this?
Help!
Not ourselves, we're here to protect our subjects.
Help!
[wincing]
[thudding]
[screaming and thudding]
What did Someshwar Chauhan do?
Answer me.
He deprived us of our rights.
Now, you will pay the price for your king's actions.
[whipping]
[tense music playing]
All the neighbouring villages are desolate.
The Bhayanka took everyone captive including women and children.
And it seems that whoever opposed was killed on the spot.
Here's what is surprising, Your Majesty.
An old man on the brink of death asked me,
"Why are we being punished post Someshwar Chauhan's death?'"
[menacing music playing]
Repeat after me.
Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan.
Oh!
Someshwar Chauhan is...
What will you get from him now?
Say it.
Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan.
No problem.
I can't punish you for it, right?
[thudding]
Say it.
Someshwar...
Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan.
- Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan. - Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan.
Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan.
- Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan. - Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan.
Shame on you, Someshwar Chauhan.
What did Father do?
I don't know what King Someshwar Chauhan did
but I do know that he was a great king.
But ever since he became king, the atrocities have risen.
Who will protect us? He!
Like me, he is also a child. He can't save us.
[dramatic music playing]
[sentimental vocalisation]
I know you don't have faith in me right now,
but I will never let your faith
in my father shatter.
[poignant music playing]
[water flowing]
'Hail Goddess Bhavani'
[menacing vocalisation]
[vocalisation intensifies]
'Hail Goddess Bhavani'
[ominous vocalisation]
"Carnage!"
"Massacre!"
"Carnage..."
"Massacre!"
"Ghor reigns supreme..."
'Such pride in this land!'
What's going on?
What happened?
Why did you stop?
What's going on, Nagarjuna?
Your Majesty, I'm glad you're home.
Our spies tell us that the Bhayankas are abducting the villagers.
Your Majesty!
I told Nagarjuna to wait until you returned but...
I've witnessed the atrocities of the Bhayankas.
- We will not attack them. - What!
Why not, Your Majesty?
We must make it known to the Bhayankas
that if they think of harming Ajmer's people,
we will incapacitate them!
We must make it clear to them.
Although an eleven-year-old boy sits on Ajmer's throne,
he possesses incomparable courage and strength
to secure Ajmer's kingdom!
All will be done.
But I can't put my subjects in danger.
First, we need to understand
why the Bhayankas are doing this,
why they are abducting our people
and what their intention is.
Also that...
What happened, Your Majesty?
You were about to say something.
No, nothing.
I need time to think about my next move.
There will be no attack.
[dramatic music playing]