FRIDAY UPDATE ON JHANSI KI RANI EPISODE 474-475
Munder reveals to Capt Mac about Laxmibai's plan
Laxmibai and Tatya Tope wait for an opportune moment to save Munder. The duo overhears Munder telling Capt Mac that Laxmibai must have shifted Damodar to the care of tribals. Capt Mac orders Munder to be locked and leaves.
Later, Munder clarifies to Tatya Tope and Laxmibai that she pretended to be scared as she had seen the telex messages. Munder tells Laxmibai it is difficult to rob the telex as it was heavily guarded.
Jhalkari Bai, posing as Laxmibai, fires cannon at the Commissionary to divert Capt Mac's attention and facilitate the stealing of the telex message.
As confusion prevails, Munder robs the telex messages and hides it in a carriage.
To stop Capt Mac from going after Laxmibai, Jhalkari Bai instigates the soldiers to catch her. Jhalkari Bai hands over Damodar to Laxmibai and escapes. While fleeing, Jhalkari Bai is shot by the British soldiers. Capt Mac believes he has killed Laxmibai and celebrates.
Capt Mac proves to his superiors that Laxmibai had been slain in battle
Tatya Tope and Raghunath believe British would be misled by the death of Jhalkari Bai into believing that Laxmibai was dead.
Laxmibai decides to expose Queen Victoria's game plan before her countrymen. She decides to take on the British in a final and decisive battle.
Laxmibai and Tatya Tope are elated when Rao Sahab along with his army decides to join them in the freedom struggle. To strengthen the army, Laxmibai decides to seek the help of Gwalior king Jiyaji Rao Scindia.
Laxmibai sends a message to Scindia expressing desire to meet him. The message is received by Scindia's prime minster Dinkar Rao. Dinkar Rao passes on the message to the British.
Before proceeding towards Gwalior, Laxmibai decides to wait for Jiyaji Rao Scindia's reply. Dinkar Rao, who keeps a close watch on the movement of Laxmibai's army, is elated when it sets camp. On noticing a carriage, Laxmibai learns from Munder that she had hidden the telex messages in a similar carriage.
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