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Ek-Deewane-Ki-Deewaniyat

🎬 Basic Info

  • Title: Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat

  • Director: Milap Zaveri (credited as Milap Milan Zaveri)

  • Writers: Milap Zaveri & Mushtaq Shiekh

  • Producers: Anshul Garg & Dinesh Jain under the banner Desi Movies Factory

  • Release Date: 21 October 2025 (coinciding with Diwali)

  • Language: Hindi

  • Runtime: Approximately 141 minutes

  • Budget & Box Office (Reported): Budget ~ ₹25 crore; Gross ~ ₹57.34 crore

  • Certification: ‘A’ certificate by CBFC for adult viewing

📖 Storyline

  • The film begins after the death of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. His son, Sambhaji (played by Vicky Kaushal), rises to lead the Maratha Empire.

  • Sambhaji inherits a kingdom constantly under threat from the Mughal Empire, led by Aurangzeb. Despite betrayals and internal political conspiracies, Sambhaji proves to be a fearless and strategic leader.

  • The movie shows his military brilliance:

    • He orchestrates daring surprise attacks, such as the raid on Burhanpur, which shook the Mughal stronghold.

    • He rallies Maratha forces and resists repeated invasions.

  • Sambhaji’s personal life also unfolds, especially his bond with Yesubai (Rashmika Mandanna), who stands by him in turbulent times.

  • Betrayal plays a big part — some Maratha nobles, dissatisfied with his leadership, conspire against him. This betrayal leads to his capture by the Mughals.

  • In captivity, Aurangzeb offers Sambhaji a chance to convert and surrender. Sambhaji refuses, remaining steadfast in his dharma and loyalty to his kingdom.

  • The climax is intense and tragic: Sambhaji endures brutal torture at the hands of the Mughals but refuses to bend.

    • He is subjected to inhumane punishments (described historically as having his eyes gouged, nails pulled, and flesh torn).

    • Despite this, he never surrenders, becoming a symbol of defiance.

  • The film ends with his martyrdom, highlighting his sacrifice and leaving behind a legacy of valor, resistance, and unyielding pride for the Marathas.