479 -രൂപ്മതിയും ബാസ് ബഹാദൂറും - Rani Rupmati and Baz Bahadur

Rani Rupmati and Baz Bahadur: A Love That Echoed Through Malwa

In the heart of Malwa, where music drifted across palaces and poetry mingled with the wind, bloomed one of India’s most poignant love stories.

Baz Bahadur, the poet-king of Malwa, ruled not only with a sword but with song. Rani Rupmati, a shepherdess blessed with beauty and a divine voice, lived devoted to Krishna, singing to the rising sun from the hills of Mandu.

When their worlds collided, love was inevitable—but destiny was unforgiving.

This is not just a tale of romance, but of art and devotion, power and loss, loyalty and longing. Surrounded by courtly intrigue, invasion, and the clash between empire and passion, their love was tested by forces far greater than themselves.

Why did a king choose love over conquest?
Why did a queen remain loyal even when kingdoms fell?
And how did their songs outlive their crowns?

Join this episode as we revisit the hauntingly beautiful legend of Rani Rupmati and Baz Bahadur, a love story etched forever into the stones of Mandu and the memory of Indian folklore.