Gautamiputra Satakarni

Synopsis: This movie chronicles the life of a South Indian ruler of the Satavahana Empire in South India in the 2nd century CE.
Genre: History
Director(s): Krish Jagarlamudi
Production: First Frame Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
2017
131 min
162 Views


Satakarni! Are you waiting for your father's

return from the war? Why do people wage war? I'm asking you, Mother.

Why do people fight? People don't wage wars.

It's their leaders. Not to rule them, but to show

their power and dominance. One kingdom will fight the other,

and it will fight with the another. Why do we have so many kingdoms? If we stay united, there won't be

any war, right? For that to happen,

a capable warrior should be born. I'm born for it. I'll unite all kingdoms as one. Then there will only be one war. It'll be mine. There will only be one kingdom. It'll be mine. Will you do it? It's a promise to you, Mother. 'GAUTAMIPUTRA SATAKARNI' 'Dear friend!' 'I'm writing you this letter' 'from the gory battlefield

of Kuntala.' 'This is our friendly warning.' 'We have occupied Kuntala.' 'We have occupied Kuntala.' 'For the past 18 months' 'the bloodstains on our swords

haven't dried.' 'Without any break and rest' 'I'm invading countries.' 'Except the kingdoms

Kalyandurg and Saurashtra' 'I'm proud to announce that

we occupied the rest of south.' 'By respecting our streak' 'and accepting our monarchy' 'surrender your sword

to my messenger.' 'I expect you to be

our chieftains.' 'There's no time left,

dear friend.' 'Do you want to beg for mercy

or battle against me?' 'As the future emperor of Bharat,

this is my order.' 'Satakarni, the Sovereign

of Satavahana Kingdom.' Along with the kingdom you've taken

from our emperor's father surrender your empire to him by accepting him as the sovereign. Satakarni is warning you

to work as his chieftain. He's asking for your sword

to symbolise your acceptance. I pity Satakarni. I pity Satakarni. He wouldn't be so reckless

if his father had brought him up. But his mother raised him

with indulgence. That's why even the battlefield

is like a playground for my King. He's the King for the provinces

that I've neglected. He's been a King for the

past 18 years. I thought he was inactive all these

years because he was scared. Is it not?

- Even waves can create ripples. But an ocean is always

calm on the surface. If it decided it create one

tiny ripple of its own then, nobody can survive that. And, it has, Your Majesty. Just try to protect yourself

from the ripples. Hey, envoy. It's not an achievement to defeat

the deccan kingdoms. My throne is protected by

a sea of army. Before he can reach the walls

of my court he'll suffer defeat, just like an

elephant caught by a crocodile. Do you want me to warn

him the same? Do you want me to warn

him the same? But he's like Lord Vishnu himself. Satakarni is a powerful sovereign. Think before you act, Your Majesty.

- Tell that to your King. This battle is not just against us. You'll be challenging the

Yavana's army, who's our allies. Your army isn't enough to bear

the strength of our army. But you cannot hope to defeat

our ally, the Greek King Parithus. Your army would never

compete with him. He asked me to remind

you that your alliance with those obnoxious foreigners

will be your biggest mistake. Also, to defeat that

young man, Parithus one tenth of our army would

be enough, beware. He asked me to give you my sword. If I did, it would be like

forgoing my empire. I'm asking for his son. If he did, his dynasty

would be at my mercy. My father, Bhoomakudu,

defeated Satakarni's grandfather and chased him to death. His father was defeated by me. His father was defeated by me. He begged me for mercy

and escaped my wrath. Remind him of all this. Tell him that Amaravati would be

reduced to rubble. Situations were different

back then, Your Highness. Now, Amaravati isn't as feeble

as it was back then. The subjects of Amaravati

have evolved. The people have become courageous. Because it's Satakarni's rule now. Minister, we have to present the

sword to signify our surrender. But what do we need to give

you to signify a war? What happens if we take

you hostage? - He'll come. I'll wait for him

in your captivity. What if I killed you? You'll come. I'll wait for you near

the doors of hell. People of Kalyandurg, it is

a warrior you're going against. He's a powerful warrior. He's the equal of a thousand

suns glare. Satavahana's monarch. Satakarni. We cannot live this peaceless

Satavahana kingdom. Satakarni's selfishness has already resulted in the destruction

of 29 kingdoms. Kingdom of Vanga has been ruined. Land of Kuntala has turned

into a place of bloodshed. Today, Kalyana Dweepam is going

to turn into a battlefield. You gave birth to a bloodlusting

beast, not a human being. You raised a war machine,

not a King. To bring about his victory do you know how many lives

are being snuffed out? With the blood of the soldiers

and the vermilion of married women the land is turning red. What's this lust for territory?

Why is there such a bloodshed? It is the virtue of a King. What is the virtue of a King?

- To uphold the law. What is law? It is something to be administered

and abided by. Is war something to be abided by? Is it something

to be administered? Believing that Amaravati is

a land of peace and expecting it to be future

Buddhist pilgrimage site we were living here. We can't stay here.

Allow us to leave. If you are seeking

permission to leave I am not the person to grant it. It's the King, who is building

monasteries for you. You will get answers

to all your questions. Wait for my son to arrive. He is the pride

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