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Hadi Rani - Dance-Drama by Pallavi Raisurana

This is highly inspirational, emotional and power-packed dance-drama presented for the first time for public viewing. मेवाड़ रियासत में सलूंबर का ठीकाना प्रथम श्रेणी चुडावत सामंतों का रहा है। यह ठिकाना मांझल रात में ब्‍याहकर आई उस हाड़ा रानी के लिए याद किया जाता है जिसने छिन्‍नमस्‍ता होने से गुरेज नहीं किया। बरात लौटी और सुबह ही पति चुंडावत सरदार के पास युद्ध का बुलावा आ गया। वह प्रिया से मिलन का ख्‍वाब संजोये हुए था। रानी ने यह भांप लिया। उसने कर्तव्‍य को शीर्ष प्राथमिकता देते हुए पति को रण में जाने को कह दिया। जंग जीतने घोड़े के पांव महल के बाहर पड़े... मगर रास्‍ते में ही चुंडावत सरदार ने अपने सेवक को बुलाया और कहा कि मालूम नहीं जीयें कि मरें, जाओ और हाड़ा रानी से कोई निशानी लेकर आओ। रानी यह संदेश पाकर क्‍या देती, उसने तलवार उठाई और अपना ही सिर काट दिया। सेवक ने बतौर निशानी सरदार को जब नव परिणिता का सिर सौंपा | Hadi Rani a legendary character daughter of Hada Rajput married to Chundawat Chieftain of Salumbar, in Mewar, (Rajashtan, India) sacrificed herself to motivate her husband to go to the War. Maharana Raj Singh I (1653–1680) of Mewar called upon Salumbar Rawat, her husband, to join the battle against Aurangzeb. The Chieftain, having married only a few days earlier hesitated about going into battle. Rajput honour being what it is he had to join the battle regardless of his reservations. He asked his wife Hadi Rani for some memento to take with him to the battlefield. Thinking that she was an obstacle to her husband performing his duty for Mewar, she cut off her head and put it on a plate in her dying moments. A faithful servant covered it with a cloth and presented it to her husband. The Chieftain devastated but nevertheless proud, tied the memento around his neck by its hair. He fought bravely, making the Aurangzeb forces flee, and after his victory he got to his knees and cut his neck, having lost the desire to live. This dance-drama has been performed by Kathak exponent Pallavi Raisurana; lyrics by Kavi Madhav Darak; Singers: Raja Hasan & Jankee Parekh Mehta; Music Composed by Siddharth Kasyap.