Swaraj - Bharat ke swatantrata sangram ki samagra gatha

Episode starts with a historical setting in 1498 introducing India's rich cultural heritage and diverse kingdoms. Vasco da Gama's arrival in India marks a pivotal moment. The episode depicts the Zamorin (Samoothiri) of Calicut a major figure and his realm's prosperity. The story unfolds with cultural misunderstandings, trade attempts and complex interactions between Portuguese and Indian kingdoms.

Episode revolves around the Vijayanagara Empire's history, highlighting its establishment and prosperity. It begins with Malik Kafur's southern invasion under the Delhi Sultanate, leading to the downfall of the Pandyan Dynasty. The episode also covers the reign of Krishnadevaraya, the empire's zenith, cultural and architectural achievements, and interactions with the Portuguese.

Episode is about Rani Abbakka, the fearless queen of Ullal, who fiercely opposes Portuguese colonial forces. Despite facing betrayal from her husband, Raja Veera Narasimha, who aligns with the Portuguese for his gains, Rani Abbakka remains resolute in her mission to protect her kingdom. The episode depicts her strategic and brave resistance against the colonial powers.

This episode delves into the life of Shivappa Nayaka, a significant figure in the Nayaka kingdom. The episode highlights his military accomplishments, strategic prowess, and his role in resisting Portuguese colonialism. It portrays his challenges in governance, political dynamics, and his personal journey through these complex times.

This episode focuses on the life and achievements of Shivaji Maharaj, a legendary Maratha warrior and founder of the Maratha Empire. The episode covers his early life including the influence of his mother Jijabai. It highlights his military strategies, guerrilla warfare tactics and the establishment of the Maratha Empire. The episode concludes with his coronation as Chhatrapati.

Kanhoji Angre from 1667 to 1729 was the first notable chief of the Maratha Navy and popularly known as Samudratla Shivaji. He occupies a unique position in the history of Bharat and in the annals of Arabian sea history. For four decades, he led his sailors from victory to victory and raised the naval prestige of Maharashtra to an unprecedented height.