#sambhaji

[ishaaron-ishaaron-me]

like seriously….. I am tired of this same theme

[postcard-from-the-past]

Kailasa Temple, part of the Ellora caves, near Chatrapati Sambhaji Nagar district of Maharashtra, India

British vintage postcard

[rsstoai]

Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj

CREATE IMAGE OF CHATTRAPTHI SAMBHAJI MAHARAJ IN RWALISTIC YET POWERFUL WAY WITH HIS FACE FEATURES LIKE IN CHHAVA MOVIE

#Chhatrapati #Sambhaji #Maharaj

[imgtoai10]

Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj

CREATE IMAGE OF CHATTRAPTHI SAMBHAJI MAHARAJ IN RWALISTIC YET POWERFUL WAY WITH HIS FACE FEATURES LIKE IN CHHAVA MOVIE

[soamsila]

Facts About Sambhaji Maharaj

Sambhaji Maharaj, the son of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, was a fierce warrior and the second ruler of the Maratha Empire. Here are some amazing facts about him: 1. Master of Multiple Languages Sambhaji Maharaj was a scholar fluent in Sanskrit, Persian, Marathi, and Hindi. He even wrote books like Budhbhushanam, showcasing his deep knowledge of politics and governance. 2. Courageous Warrior He…

[mplanetleaf]

Aurangzeb: The Man and the Myth | ఔరంగ్ జేబ్! | MPlanetLeaf

[topkhabar]

Sambhaji (छावा) की मृत्यु के बाद क्या हुआ? आइये जानते हैं

1689 के बाद Aurangzeb की कार्रवाई Sambhaji की मृत्यु के बाद, Aurangzeb जो उस समय 70 के दशक में था, दक्कन पर ध्यान केंद्रित करता रहा, यह मानते हुए कि मराठा खतरा कम हो गया था। हालाँकि, राजाराम (संभाजी के सौतेले भाई) के नेतृत्व में मराठों ने गुरिल्ला रणनीति अपनाई, पूरे दक्षिण भारत में फैल गए और सीधे टकराव से बचते रहे। औरंगजेब के अभियान, जो 1707 तक दो दशकों से अधिक समय तक चले, में सतारा जैसे मराठा…

[ahamasmiyodhah]

I don't think I could have been able to keep myself composed during the climax of Chhaava.

[wildflower-whisperss]

I watched Chhaava today, and now, as I sit with my thoughts, I don’t even know where to begin. My mind feels full yet strangely empty, as if all I can do is replay the scenes over and over, the sound of clashing swords, the thunder of hooves, the fire in the eyes of warriors who refused to back down, even when faced with certain death. Bravery isn’t just a word to describe them; it was the very essence of their being.

Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj and the Maratha Mawale weren’t just fighting for themselves. They weren’t fighting for personal gain, for wealth, for glory. They fought for something far greater, they fought for Swarajya. For freedom. For a land where people could live with dignity, without the fear of tyranny crushing them under its weight. They fought not just for their present, but for a future they might never see, a future where their people could stand tall, unchained. And that, I realize, is a rare kind of selflessness. It’s one thing to protect your family, your own flesh and blood, but to lay down your life for people who share nothing with you except the land you stand on, that is something divine.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj were more than kings. They were visionaries, warriors who led not just with swords but with wisdom, with ideals far ahead of their time. They believed in secularism when the world was divided by religion. They upheld respect for women when many saw them as mere pawns in the game of power. They ruled not just with strength, but with a sense of duty that never wavered.

Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj is known to have never lost a single battle. His battle intelligence, his understanding of warfare, and the strategic brilliance of the Marathas seem almost unimaginable. Their tactics weren’t just about brute strength; they were calculated, refined, executed with precision. And what makes it even more remarkable is that they lived in a time where there were no cell phones, no advanced communication systems, no technological means to pass on war strategies instantly. Yet, despite these challenges, he managed to win every single battle he fought. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was a lion, and Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, his Chhaava - and that can be truly seen in the movie. Their valor is absolutely unwavering. That is something truly awe-inspiring, something to learn from, not just as a lesson in warfare, but as a lesson in resilience, in adaptability, in the sheer power of the human mind when driven by purpose.

One of the dialogues I really loved was—"Inke shabda ichchadhari hathyar hai, kabhi teer ban jaate hain, kabhi talwar." It speaks of Kavi Kalash and his poetry, and it struck something deep within me. As someone who writes poetry, I felt an unspoken connection to those words. The idea that poetry can be both an arrow and a sword, both subtle and sharp, resonated with me in a way I can’t quite explain. Poetry has power, the power to move, to inspire, to ignite revolutions.

And yet, what strikes me the most is how people today worship these great figures, call them gods, but fail to follow the path they laid out. The fire of inspiration burns bright in the aftermath of a movie like this—people leave the theater with pride in their eyes, speaking of bravery, of righteousness, of honor. But how long does it last? A few days? A week? And then life goes on, unchanged. They revere their idols, but forget to live by their principles.

I can’t stop thinking about this. I don’t want this feeling to fade. I don’t want to be someone who watches, admires, and then forgets. I want to learn more, to truly understand who Shivaji Maharaj and Sambhaji Maharaj were - not just the warriors, but the men, the minds, the leaders. Because if their legacy has taught me anything, it’s that history isn’t meant to be worshipped from a distance. It’s meant to be carried forward. And maybe, just maybe, I can be a small part of that.

The movie leaves a profound impact on whoever watches it. It doesn’t just tell a story; it reminds us of the ideals that built a nation, of the sacrifices that shaped history. And if we truly listen, truly learn, maybe we can keep that spirit alive - not just in words, but in actions.

[ishaaron-ishaaron-me]

[zeherili-ankhein]

That anon who had sent you that horrendous chaavva ask might be inspired from those people who ship n*zis with their victim.in European historical communities,I have seen it where people "ship" these people or ship them with their victims.so,ig that anon was thinking that your blog is like that place where it's oky to "ship" the torturer with their victims

THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO SHIP WHOM WITH WHAT 😭😭😭😭😭

TF BRO TF TF TF TF TF

What's with the obsession if shipping someone with their toeturer???

That anon that send me that ask I don't even know what to tell them I have never wished someone's downfall more in my life

Why'd I be okay with shipping someone with their torturer?? 😭😭😭 This is not just about enemies to lovers its about a man being tortured to his death in the most gruesome ways by the other

And a person even having the audacity to think about shipping them. We should honestly bring back narabali atp sigh...

This people belong in the abandoned psych ward

What made me even angrier was that, that anon had the audacity to say he didn't die after all that torture. Like bro tujhe chaiye kya 😭😭 you want him to get tortured by his enemy and then what? You want to ship them??

I won't be lying if I said I'll jump anon if I even see them in person in this case I'm all for violence

[aranyaani]

btw has anyone heard this sick rap about sambhaji maharaj?

[soamsila]

Sambhaji Maharaj – The Fearless Maratha Warrior

A Lion Among Men   Imagine being the son of a legend—someone like Shivaji Maharaj, the visionary who carved an independent Maratha kingdom from the clutches of the Mughals. That was Sambhaji’s reality. Born in 1657, he wasn’t just Shivaji’s eldest son; he was thrust into a world of war, betrayal, and impossible choices. His reign (1681–1689) was a rollercoaster of grit and tragedy, a time when…

[7975348473]

Chaava

“Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ko sher kaha jata hai, aur sher ke bacche ko, Chaava”

╰┈➤ ❝ [Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is known as a lion, and a lion’s cub, Chaava.] ❞

—————————————

Words will forever fall short of what I saw on screen today.

All Indians, every single living breathing Bharatiya, should be proud, grateful and fucking relish in the fact that we took birth in the same country, same nation that such glorious— brave hearted people fought for.

I repeat again, the things the Marathas have done for our country, our dharma will never ever be explicable in just words. The sheer torture that we saw in screen while watching Chaava was heart breaking. I did not stop crying during the last 30 minutes of the movie, and the worst part is that’s not even half of what truly went down.

Aurangzeb was worse than disgusting, that dumb FRICKING— *deep breaths ppl*, He deserved worse than he got, that’s all I say.

Everybody should watch this movie, let’s give some much deserved respect to Sambhaji Maharaj, Shivaji Maharaj, Jijabai, Saibai, Yesubai, and ALL OF THE PEOPLE THAT FOUGHT WITH THEM.

Jai Bhavani, Jai Shivaji. Har Har Mahadev.

Bharat Mata ki Jai.

The movie was a 5/5, btw.