Her world wasn't one of gilded cages, but of clashing steel and silent vows. Born Manikarnika, she was trained when history often overlooked women, but she refused to be a footnote. As a girl, she mastered the sword and the horse, her spirit forged by loss and quiet injustice. When she became the Rani of Jhansi, she took on a kingdom teetering on the edge of extinction. With her son strapped to her back and a heart full of courage, she became the flame that ignited a revolution, a symbol of defiance, and a hero whose story whispers in every heart that refuses to surrender.