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.

Baji Rao, commonly known as Bajirao Ballal was the seventh Peshwa of the Maratha Empire. He was born on 18 August 1700. During his twenty year reign as Peshwa, he conquered the Mughals and their vassal Nizam-ul-Mulk in the Battle of Delhi and the Battle of Bhopal. His accomplishments include the establishment of Maratha domination in southern India as well as a political power in northern India.

Chimaji Appa was the younger brother of Peshwa Baji Rao. The episode highlights Chimaji Appa's military campaigns against the Portuguese in Vasai, emphasizing his strategic brilliance and valor. It depicts his successful efforts to liberate the western coast of India from Portuguese rule, showcasing key battles and the challenges faced during these confrontations.

The episode covers the establishment and challenges faced by the French East India Company in India. It details the efforts of the French to expand their influence in India, competing with other European powers like the British and Dutch. The narrative showcases the strategies employed by key French figures to establish trading posts and the conflicts they encounter.

Episode focuses on Dutch and the English East India Company. It explores their efforts to establish dominance in India during the 16th century initially driven by trade ambitions. The episode depicts various historical interactions and conflicts particularly between East India Company, Dutch and local Indian powers. Key events include Dutch's attempts to trade and establish factories in India.

Episode focuses on Marthanda Verma, the ruler of the Southern Indian kingdom of Venad. It chronicles the challenges and triumphs, particularly his strategic battles against the Dutch East India Company. The episode highlights Verma's efforts to preserve and strengthen his kingdom, showcasing his military prowess and diplomatic skills. The narrative portrays Marthanda Verma as a visionary leader.

This episode is centered around the Battle of Plassey, a pivotal event in Indian history. This episode details the strategies and events leading up to the battle, including the intricate political maneuvering between the British East India Company and Indian rulers. The episode depicts how this battle marked the beginning of British colonial dominance in India.

This episode is focused on Puli Thevar, a notable chieftain from the Tamil Nadu region in the mid-18th century. The episode highlights his resistance against the Nawab of Arcot and the British East India Company. The episode portrays Thevar as a strategic leader, committed to resisting colonial expansion and maintaining local autonomy.

This episode tells the story of Velu Nachiar, the warrior queen of Sivagangai. The episode showcases her struggle against the British East India Company and the Nawab of Arcot after they usurp her kingdom. The episode highlights her strategic planning, the training of her women's army, and her indomitable spirit in the face of adversity.

This episode centers around the life of Veerapandya Kattabomman, a courageous South Indian king. It showcases his resistance against the British East India Company and his refusal to accept their supremacy. It portrays his commitment to the sovereignty of his kingdom and his people. The narrative depicts his strategic confrontations with the British, emphasizing his determination and bravery.

Pazhassi Raja was known as Kerala Varma and was also known as Cotiote Rajah and Pychy Rajah. He was a warrior Hindu prince and de facto head of the kingdom of Kottayam, otherwise known as Cotiote, in Malabar. Known for his gorilla warfare, the 18th century ruler of Malabar was the only person to defeat Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington in a war.

The Sannyasi rebellion or Fakir rebellion were the activities of sannyasis and fakirs in Bengal, India in the late 18th century which took place around Murshidabad and Baikunthapur forests of Jalpaiguri under the leadership of Devi Chaudrani , Pandit Bhabani Charan Pathak and Majnoo Shah Fakir.

The Paika Rebellion episode opens with a heart-wrenching scene where a poor farmer's children are taken away in exchange for a small amount of money, highlighting the exploitation and suffering under British rule. This episode focuses on the Paika rebellion showcasing the initial resistance of the Paikas, a warrior class, against the British East India Company's policies in Odisha.

This episode narrates the tumultuous life of Wazir Ali, Nawab of Awadh, who was known for his defiance against the British East India Company. It portrays Wazir Ali's conflict with the British authorities, highlighting his bravery, strategic resistance and the personal losses he endured. The episode vividly captures the betrayal and political intrigue that led to his eventual downfall.

This episode tells the story of Velu Thambi Dalawa, the prime minister of the Kingdom of Travancore, who fiercely opposed the British colonial forces. The episode captures his strategic acumen, inspirational leadership, and his tragic end, emphasizing his role in the broader struggle for Swaraj.

Tilka Manjhi was a freedom fighter from the Santhal community who stood against the East India Company.British sent a huge army to catch Tilka Manjhi but Tilka, along with the villagers, fought his way back to the village. Few villagers backstabbed Tilka by informing his whereabouts to the Britishers. Britishers caught Tilka and dragged him from Sultanganj to Bhagalpur and hanged him to death.

Hathras was ruled by King Dayaram. He had two sons, Nekaram and Govind. The Britishers investigated Hathras as they were shocked to witness that Hathras is able to pay all the taxes on time. They found out that Hathras were making gunpowder and planning against the British. The Britishers killed Nekaram while Govind Singh surrendered in front of the British and ruled the kingdom after Dayaram.

U Tirot Sing was the leader in the Nongkhlaw region where he was addressed as Sem. He stood against the British army when he learnt that the Britishers were going against the agreement of building roads in the mountains. He encouraged the entire village to fight against the British but a traitor in U Tirot's army helped the Britishers to capture him and put him to jail.

Sidhu Murmu and Kanhu Murmu were brothers who were the leaders of the Santhal rebellion who fought against the British. The British treated them like slaves and that's the reason when they started a rebellion. A fight amongst the people of Santhal causes them a heavy defeat against the British.

Narendrajit was a leader in the Cachar region of Manipur. He went against the British when the British killed his brother's army. Narendrajit fought against Britishers but was captured and summoned in the court. The judge gave him a brutal punishment where his colleagues were hanged till death while he was escorted to Andaman and left alone while his family were not informed when he was dead.