In 1795, when the Indian subcontinent was known as Hindustan or Hindostan, lord Mira Sikander Baig is slaughtered by John Clive. The occupants of his kingdom are slaughtered, and the land is added by the British. The main surviviors are his little girl, Zafira Baig, and general, Khudabaksh. Khudabaksh routs the withdrawing aggressors, and brings up Zafira as his girl, preparing her in expressions of the human experience of fighting.
A long time later, Khudabaksh, now known as Jahaazi, drives a band of Indian brigands known as Thugs, who have practical experience in ocean based fighting and uncover a genuine test to the growing British East India Company which had, by at that point, seized control of extensive parts of India. John Clive is frightened, and appoints his right-hand to counter the rising risk presented by the Thugs.
Firangi Mallah, a slacker little time Thug who makes his living by taking vital adornments, is enrolled by the British to address this difficulty. He shows up before Jahaazi and approaches him for his shelter. Jahaazi acknowledges, and Firangi transforms into a normal source for the Company. He discovers comfort with an artist named Suraiyya. Firangi plans to be an English-man himself, and henceforth takes on the appearance of one by and large.
Firangi sells out the Thugs on numerous events. Jahaazi, who wishes to fix the wayward Firangi and carry him into the Thug life, gets suspicious anf understands reality of the issues. He defies Firangi and they have a duel. Jahaazi looses, and yields thrashing to Firangi unfortunately, while communicating trust that he will alter his way of living.
At the last experience with the British at a surrendered post, Jahaazi and Zafira battle the British and end up dwarfed and their positions falling. Firangi and his sidekicks all of a sudden show up and turn the tide of the fight. Zafira routs Clive, and equity is served. Jahaazi looks to the sky and understands the unfertile land has now borne natural product, proposing that Firangi has now turned into a sympathetic human fit for enormity.
A long time later, Khudabaksh, now known as Jahaazi, drives a band of Indian brigands known as Thugs, who have practical experience in ocean based fighting and uncover a genuine test to the growing British East India Company which had, by at that point, seized control of extensive parts of India. John Clive is frightened, and appoints his right-hand to counter the rising risk presented by the Thugs.
Firangi Mallah, a slacker little time Thug who makes his living by taking vital adornments, is enrolled by the British to address this difficulty. He shows up before Jahaazi and approaches him for his shelter. Jahaazi acknowledges, and Firangi transforms into a normal source for the Company. He discovers comfort with an artist named Suraiyya. Firangi plans to be an English-man himself, and henceforth takes on the appearance of one by and large.
Firangi sells out the Thugs on numerous events. Jahaazi, who wishes to fix the wayward Firangi and carry him into the Thug life, gets suspicious anf understands reality of the issues. He defies Firangi and they have a duel. Jahaazi looses, and yields thrashing to Firangi unfortunately, while communicating trust that he will alter his way of living.
At the last experience with the British at a surrendered post, Jahaazi and Zafira battle the British and end up dwarfed and their positions falling. Firangi and his sidekicks all of a sudden show up and turn the tide of the fight. Zafira routs Clive, and equity is served. Jahaazi looks to the sky and understands the unfertile land has now borne natural product, proposing that Firangi has now turned into a sympathetic human fit for enormity.
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