In 1660, Shivaji Maharaj found himself trapped in Panhala fort by the surrounding Adilshahi forces. A daring plan was devised, involving Shiva Nhavi, a barber who resembled Shivaji, and the loyal commander Bajiprabhu Deshpande. On a stormy night, Shivaji and 600 soldiers broke the siege while Shiva Nhavi distracted the enemy. Upon realizing the trick, the Adilshahi sent 12,000 cavalry in pursuit of Shivaji. At Ghodkhind Pass, Bajiprabhu Deshpande and 300 Marathas made a heroic last stand, chanting "Har Har Mahadev," and repelling wave after wave of enemies till their last breath. Their ultimate sacrifice ensured Shivaji's escape and became a legend of bravery and loyalty. Discover the incredible story of strategy, sacrifice, and heroism that marked Shivaji Maharaj's daring escape from Panhala fort.

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