Taanaji- The Unsung Warrior | 51 Interesting Facts | Ajay Devgn |Om Raut | Kajol

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Taanaji is a historical drama based on Subedar Taanaji Malusare, the military leader in the army of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, who lost his life in the battle at Fort of Sinhagad. This Om Raut's directorial venture stars Ajay Devgn in the lead role.
07 Interesting Facts :Ajay Devgn To Play The Great Maratha Warrior,Tanaji in an Upcoming Biopic
Tanaji Malusare was a military leader in the Maratha Empire. Hailing from the Malusare clan of Kolis,[1] Tanaji fought alongside Maratha leader Shivaji in various battles throughout the years. He is most famously known for his role in the Battle of Sinhagad in 1670 A.D.
According to the legend, Tanaji who hails from "Umrathe" near Mahad, Konkan, was busy making preparations for his son's wedding when he received a summons and immediately left the festivities. On hearing Shivaji's plan to recapture Kondhana, Tanaji took charge of the campaign and left for Kondhana, Pune.

Upon reaching Kondhana, Tanaji and his detachment of 300 troops were said to have scaled the fort from the western side on a dark night with the help of a domesticated Bengal monitor lizard (ghorpad) nicknamed Yashwanti to which they were said to have tied ropes and sent crawling up top to the precipice of the fort.[2] After two failed attempts, Tanaji and his men successfully scaled the steep hill fortress.[1]

Once inside and after opening the Kalyan Darwaza, Tanaji, his men and another detachment of 500 troops headed by Suryaji (his younger brother) attacked the army holding down the fort. The fort was controlled by Udaybhan Rathod, a rajput officer appointed by Jai Singh I.

A fierce combat took place between the forces of Tanaji and Udaybhan. During the battle, Tanaji broke his shield but he continued fighting by tying his upper garment over his defending hand in order to ward off Udaybhan's blows. The fort was eventually conquered but in the process, Tanaji was gravely wounded and died fighting on the battlefield.

Upon hearing the demise of Tanaji, Shivaji was struck with grief and expressed his sorrow by uttering,

Gad ala, pan sinha gela" ("The Fort is captured, but the Lion is dead")

Eventually, Shivaji renamed the fort of Kondhana to Sinhagad in memory of Tanaji.
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