[music playing]
[suspenseful music playing]
[suspenseful vocalisation]
This is the opportune moment.
They are occupied.
Let's go round the back.
Come on.
[vocalisation]
[vocalisation concludes]
- Call His Majesty! - Call the King.
- [indistinct clamouring] - Call His Majesty!
- [indistinct clamouring] - Your Majesty!
[indistinct clamouring continues]
Call His Majesty!
This will be a big victory.
The subjects are about to lose faith in Prithvi.
- Where is His Majesty? - Call him!
His Majesty didn't bother to listen to our woes!
We want answers!
When will His Majesty rescue our people from the Bhayankas?
Yes, we want answers. We want answers!
- We want answers! - We want an answer.
We want answers!
Yes, we want answers!
[mimics striking a match]
I've set it on fire!
[fire crackling]
[dramatic music building]
[loud crash]
- Call His Majesty! - Call the King!
- [indistinct clamouring] - Call His Majesty!
I merely need to add fuel!
'Both Prithvi's name and his right to Ajmer's throne'
'will burn to the ground.'
[intense music playing]
[music fades out]
[solemn music playing]
We need to find where the captives are being held.
Someone's coming, Your Majesty.
Come on, Your Majesty.
[door opening and closing]
[tense music playing]
[stirring music builds slowly]
You may rest here.
[door opening]
[suspenseful music stings]
[gripping music builds]
[gripping music stings]
[tense music playing]
Your Majesty!
Your Majesty! His Majesty is inside!
Open the door! His Majesty is inside.
My younger brother is inside! Break the door down!
Let go of me.
- Don't go in, Prince! - Your Majesty!
- Get a grip on yourself!
Break down the door!
[coughing]
My younger brother!
- I'm coming, Your Majesty! - Your Highness!
- No! I have to save him! - Your Highness!
[coughing]
Please move aside!
[coughing]
I won't let anything happen to His Majesty! Your Majesty!
Why don't you understand? It is a massive fire!
[unsettling music playing]
Break the door down.
Hurry up! Break the door down. Hurry!
[music peaks and fades out]
[dagger clanking]
[gripping music playing]
[ominous music playing]
[swooshing]
[sinister vocalisation]
[dramatic music playing]
[music fades out]
- [guards grunting] - Break it down.
Your Majesty, we're breaking the door down!
Harder! Use your might!
[thudding]
[intense music builds]
[door creaks open]
- Your Majesty! Your Majesty... - [coughing]
Your Majesty...
[all coughing]
[sinister music playing]
[intense music playing]
His Majesty is safe!
Everyone, rest easy. His Majesty is safe.
Your Majesty!
Your Majesty! Your Majesty... Come on, Your Majesty.
Move! Move aside!
His Majesty... Let His Majesty get some fresh air.
[clanking]
Today, I've come here as a guest
but very soon, from right here,
your reign over India shall begin, my brother.
'As long as your brother is alive,'
'your dream shall remain alive.'
'I will conquer India for your sake.'
From Prithviraj Chauhan,
I will snatch his Ajmer
and his pride.
This brother of yours will snatch everything!
Come on, Your Majesty.
Sit here.
Your Majesty!
[gripping music builds]
[dramatic music playing]
[music fades out]
Where's Prithvi?
[sinister music playing]
Chand!
Go and look for him, Nagarjuna.
- Yes! - Prithvi is not inside.
[stirring music builds slowly]
He's not inside!
Why are you in His Majesty's clothes?
[dramatic music playing]
'I can't let you find out where Prithvi is,'
'no matter what happens.'
[music playing]
[tense music playing]
'I need to get the captives out of here tonight.'
'I hope Grandfather, Veer and Ranveer'
'find an alternate route by then.'
[door opening]
[door creaks shut]
Take Chand to the royal physician.
Hariraj, go with him.
Where is His Majesty though?
Your Highness, is His Majesty safe?
[sinister vocalisation]
Chand said he's not in the chamber.
[sinister vocalisation continues]
You must know where he is.
[solemn music playing]
'You're in quite a hurry to make a deal!'
[stirring music playing]
[intense music playing]
[thumping]
[thudding]
Yesterday, you said he was in his chamber devising a plan,
and today, Chand leaves the chamber dressed as His Majesty.
Was the one we saw yesterday Chand?
What's going on?
Ajmer is in a crisis and His Majesty has vanished!
[dramatic music peaks and fades out]
Is there a plan behind making such haste?
[dramatic music playing]
Not hastily, but the deal
ought to be made in time.
Besides, I'm not here to make a deal,
but to be an ally.
The first gift of this friendship,
from Faras,
especially for you.
'I've never seen such a weapon before.'
You'll get as many as you need.
Forget Ajmer, you could rule India then!
And yes.
A big consignment of arms
lies safely at the two markets near Gomal Pass.
[dramatic music peaks and fades out]
A friendship and presents should both be worthy enough.
Or they're both useless.
[suspenseful music playing]
[loud explosion]
Lovely!
This...
This is what I wanted!
This will destroy Ajmer's army in seconds
and Ajmer...
[sinister music builds]
I can't wait to win Ajmer, Kaveh.
Then I will grant you permission to come to India as you please.
[sinister vocalisation]
- Do we have a deal? - Yes.
[sinister vocalisation]
'Just wait until you win Ajmer,'
'I will snatch it from you in the blink of an eye!'
[sinister music playing]
If Amrapal gets his hands on these weapons,
not just Ajmer,
all of India will pay for it.
[captives screaming]
There's a difference between talking and doing.
If the King wanted to take action, he wouldn't be hiding.
You're right.
He has invited anarchy upon us by keeping this from the subjects.
Until yesterday, the riots were limited to the streets, but today...
Today, the commotion is at our gates.
- Burn him down! - Burn it.
- Burn him down! - Burn it!
The subjects want answers and assurances.
The people are outraged.
- Answers! - We want answers!
- Answers are what we want. - We want answers!
And if the subjects don't get an answer,
they will set the royal palace on fire.
Is that what you want, Your Highness?
[dramatic music playing]
The situation is delicate.
If the subjects want an answer, they must be given one.
Yes, absolutely.
Has His Majesty stepped out of the royal palace?
Why was Chand in his chamber dressed as him?
Your Highness, do tell.
Isn't what they are thinking false?
Give us clarity, please.
Tell the truth
so that we can devise a plan to pacify the subjects.
I don't understand...
His Majesty got scared and ran away!
[dramatic music playing]
[music fades out]
You won't understand a mother's pain.
[music playing]
When I got to know
that His Majesty wasn't in the royal palace,
I didn't know what to do.
I made Chand wear Prithvi's clothes and had him sit in the chamber.
So that by the time I found out where His Majesty had gone,
his absence wouldn't have caused a ruckus here.
[dramatic music playing]
But how could His Majesty leave without informing...
I considered him a reflection of King Someshwar Chauhan.
A brave Kshatriya
who would never flee.
[music playing]
[clanking]
We made a mistake.
We should have made Prince Nagarjuna ascend the throne.
At least he wouldn't flee when a crisis was upon us.
What's the matter with you? What are you saying?
[sinister music playing]
A crisis is upon Ajmer
and you people are questioning His Majesty's prowess
without even knowing the truth!
[sinister vocalisation]
I don't know about you,
but I'm worried about my younger brother and our King!
We don't know where he is, how he is or if he is even safe!
[music playing]
[clanking]
[music continues]
[clanking]
I promised His Majesty
I would protect him.
I would take on any danger that befell him.
If only he'd told me.
If anything happens to His Majesty,
I'll never be able to forgive myself.
[sinister vocalisation]
[vocalisation concludes]
I believe Prithvi's upbringing is to blame.
How else could he be a coward in spite of being a Kshatriya?
[unsettling music playing]
I never taught my son to run away from his obligations.
Had his upbringing been at fault,
he wouldn't have entered a sandstorm to uphold his father's honour.
He wouldn't have fought off
the Ghurid spies to protect the kings
who were visiting the royal palace.
Nor would he have mustered the courage
to reject Amrapal's and the Bhayankas' demands.
'If you want there to be peace talks,'
'release my subjects.'
'And if you don't,'
'then be prepared to die.'
You questioned my upbringing, Desaladevi.
Prithvi will surely give you a reply.
I have faith
in my Kshatriya son.
[music playing]
[music peaks and fades out]