Yaathisai 2023 Hindi (Cleaned) HDRip 720p – 480p – 1080p Hindi HDRip Full tollywood Movie Hindi Online Stream [1080p / 720p / 480p] - 1XBET [Watch & Download Online]
Genres: Action, Drama, History
Director: Dharani Rajendran
Writers: Dharani Rajendran
Stars: Semmalar Annam, Guru Somasundaram, Rajalakshmi
The film begins with a clear disclaimer stating that it is a fictional work based on the famous Pandyan king Randhira Pandyan and a fictional clan chief named Kothi of the Einar clan. The scene then begins with an old bald man walking quickly through the woods with a ten-year-old boy. The old man narrates the story because the child is interested in knowing about the then Pandyan king Ranadheera Pandyan and his famous enemy Kothi. The film unfolds from the old man's narration. Randhira Pandyan, is a famous Pandyan king who ruled the present day Tamil Nadu region, South India around 670-710 AD. He successfully defeated many clans and kingdoms like Cheras, Cholas, Pallavas, Kongars and others, and established himself Is established as supreme. A leader with a huge army and a huge kingdom. Because of his unbridled authority, many tribes and clans were unhappy with his rule.
Uri, the deposed and defeated king of the Chola Empire, with his defeated Chola army and allies like the Paluvettarais, is hiding in a remote hill forest waiting for an opportunity to attack the Pandyas. Like the Cholas, the Einar clan was also driven to the barren forest by the Pandyan king Randhira Pandyan, Kothi, a young man from the Einar clan, secretly meets Uri, the exiled king of the Chola empire, in the forest. There, Kothi pledges to Uri (the Chola leader) that he will defeat the Pandyan king, Randhira Pandyan, who is currently living in a Chola fort away from the capital of his Pandya kingdom. Uri accepts Kothi's pledge and agrees that if Kothi succeeds in capturing the Chola fort and killing Randhira Pandyan, he will support Kothi in confronting the larger Pandyan army and their allies. Will bring his hidden Chola soldiers who may come to avenge the death of their king. Kothi trusts the Chola leader's pledge and returns to his village, determined to complete his mission.
After a long journey, Kothi reaches his village and engages in a duel with the alpha male of his village. Although ultimately defeated in wrestling, he impressed his tribesmen with his bravery. He convinces them to fight against Randheera Pandian and tells them to wait for the right opportunity to attack Randheera Pandian, who has earned the battle name Kalan ("God of Death"). The kothi gathers a lot of information about the Pandyan king Randhiran. Kothi's spies soon told him that the Pandyan king, along with a small troupe of Greeks and a personal guard of local warriors, would visit a hilltop temple in a few days. Kothi decides that this is the right time to assassinate the Pandyan king Randhira Pandyan. So the Kothi and his tribesmen meet a Poosari (clan priest) and perform ancient Tamil war rituals from dusk to dawn, offering animal and human sacrifices to the war goddess Kottaravai.
On the appointed day, Kothi ambushed Ranadheera Pandian and his small personal guards as they were on their way to a hill shrine along a mountain path. However, Randhira Pandyan's Greek and local defenders quickly formed a formidable phalanx formation to protect their king, a famous Greek battle formation. Despite the sudden attack, Kothi's men were unable to break the strong phalanx formation, and suffered heavy losses in the process.
The Greek and local defenders fought bravely against the overwhelming numbers of warriors from the Einar clan of Kothi. However, as the battle dragged on, the Greeks realized that it would be challenging to maintain the phalanx formation for long against Kothi and his entrenched forces. In a selfless act of sacrifice, some brave Greeks sacrificed their lives, allowing Randhira Pandian and his close commanders to escape behind them to a nearby hill, connected by a narrow foot bridge.
Randhira Pandyan, noticing the warriors of the Einar clan in pursuit, destroyed the foot bridge to prevent their capture. The scene was filled with intense action as Randhira Pandian and his loyal commanders dared to flee, leaving behind a battlefield littered with fallen warriors from both sides. The bravery and strategic skill shown by Ranadheera Pandyan's personal Greek and local guards in rescuing their king against overwhelming odds left a lasting impression on all who witnessed the fierce battle.
Since the Pandyan king was driven deep into the forest, although he could not be assassinated, Kothi and his tribesmen marched towards the Chola fort and easily took over the defence, killing the surrendered Pandyan soldiers, Which were some reserves deployed in the fort.
In the fallen Chola fort, Kothi, who till then was an unknown refugee, an unknown forest dweller and a tribal nomad, adorns himself as a king with the golden crown of Pandyan and ascends the throne as the king of the fort city. sits on. He now sends his messengers to the hidden Chola king Uri to ask him to come with his army, but on the way his messengers are ambushed by Randhir Pandyan's guards in the forest and killed.
