4th September Written Update
Maina is trying to feed Indu but she says she is not a child, and her mom says" You'll always be my child" Indu still refuses to eat. Maina then pleads and tells her she will have to go to her husband's house. Indu eats and starts crying. Maina also feeds Manu. It is a sweet moment.
Moropant and Vahini discuss that it is a very good thing Manu understood her. Then Indu, Maina, and Manu enter. Indu says that she won't know anyone in her sasural. Maina and Vahini explain that she will learn everything.
Vahini suggest that they have to find Manu a groom. The sound of a horse neighing comes from outside. They run outside and see a British man whipping his horse.
"Don't hit him" -Manu
Manu's dad takes her back and introduces himself to the man. Manu pacifies the horse. The man sits, and the Peshwa tells him not to sit in that manner. He gets up and apologizes, then asks for his tax. The Peshwa then orders Moropant to given him the money. The man notices his horse is missing. Then they see Manu riding it. Everybody is shocked.
Moropant gives him the money, and the leash for the horse. The man manages to get on the horse in disgrace. Manu then asks the Peshwa why he gave the man tax, because the country is theirs. The Peshwa says that they do not have justice.
The British and Jhansi Ki Raja talk about the power of Jhansi. When he leaves, the British think what his weakness is, music, dance, drama, women??
A girl is in the pool, when she comes out, her hair is dried, and she is decorated with jewels, and a sari. Then, the girl starts dancing in front of the Raja. Then her face is shown. She continues dancing, salutes the king, and leaves. The king is mesmerised, and says she should live in the mansion. The British are happy.
Precap: The pundit receives the Raja's horoscope, and Manu's. He doesn't read Manu's because she is just from a Brahmin background.
Nana tells Manu her marraige has to take place, too.
A British man rips the turban off a a man.
