Under the resolute leadership of Mohammed Khan, Senji emerges triumphant in warding off the Arcot forces. Now that Senji had no proof of its independence, Arcot declares war on Senji for non-payment of taxes. Desingu announces in agony that Senji would not bow to the Sultanate of Delhi. The Nawab of Arcot and Dawood Khan send a man to meet Desingu to request Senji kingdom to pay tax. He carries on stolidly with his responsibilities as the ruler of Senji during the day. However, considering the welfare of Senji and heeding to his mother's plea, Desingu is forced to consent to such separation. When the royal astrologer suggests that Desingu and Ranibai be separated for 3 years as an antidote for the inauspicious placement of their stars, Desingu pours scorn upon such beliefs. Ranibai asks each of them to write down the name of the girl they have in mind, and then discovers that all 3 of them have written Ayisha's name. When he informs them that he has already chosen his life partner, his father proposes that they go the queen for an appropriate decision. However, he finds that his mother and father have each identified a girl of their own choice to be his wife. When Mohammed Khan falls in love with the pretty Ayisha, he anticipates no opposition from his parents for the match. Abetted by the humiliated Yusuf Khan who has now turned traitor, Dawood makes use of his striking resemblance to Desingu and extracts the written parchment from the unsuspecting wife of Desingu. It is around the same time that Desingu dismisses his general Yusuf Khan from service when he is caught trying to commit adultery molesting Sengkamalam. When Dawood expresses his determination to subjugate Senji, the Nawab expresses his helplessness, stating that nothing could be done as long as Desingu has the written proclamation of Senji's independence in his custody. The grateful Nawab appoints him as his general. Dawood goes to Arcot and wins the confidence of the Nawab, when he rescues the Nawab's infant son from being crushed under an elephant's feet.
But on her deathbed, Jaan Bibi extracts a promise from Dawood that he would not cause any harm to Desingu. Meanwhile, growing up as an illegitimate child, Dawood vows to rule Senji some day. Pandiyan, who works in the horse stable comes along to Senji and works as assistant to Mohamad Khan's father and falls in love and marries Sengkamalam, who is also Mohamad Khan's adopted sister. Desingu marries Ranibai Bundela, who is Bheem Singh's daughter.
Filled with admiration, the Sultan frees Swaroop Singh, who had earlier failed in this endeavour and gives them a written proclamation of Senji's independence. The dauntless Desingu manages to tame the stallion and ride it, to the loud cheers of the huge audience. Upon hearing this, the minister informs Desingu, who rushes to Delhi where he meets his uncle Bheem Singh Bundela for advice. Despite trying very hard, he failed to tame the wild horse and was imprisoned by the Sultan of Delhi.
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Hearing this in the intention to have a free kingdom, Swaroop Singh leaves to Delhi without letting know Rambai and Desingu. Desingu, who has integrity and courage grows up with his childhood friend, another brave young man called Mohammed Khan, and two are always inseparable.Īt this juncture, the Sultan of Delhi offers to free any state coming under his dominion whose ruler manages to tame a wild horse in his stable. Fearing that Dawood might pose a threat to the succession of the throne in years to come, on the advice of his commander and close confidant Yusuf Khan, Swaroop Singh persuades Jaan Bibi to leave Senji, taking little Dawood with her. Swaroop Singh has a secret Muslim concubine called Jaan Bibi, and they have a son called Dawood Khan, who was a little older than Desingu. A son was born to Swaroop Singh and his wife Rambai Bundela, whom they named Tej Singh Bundela pronounced as Desingu in Tamil. Raja Swaroop Singh Bundela won the respect and loyalty of the people of Senji during his rule, where Hindus and Muslims lived in peace and prosperity.
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