Muslim girl frequently watches Chhaava in theatre to support Chhatrapati Sambhaji

The film ‘Chhaava‘ based on Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj has garnered tremendous discussion across the country. The story of this film has influenced millions of people, but the most talked about is a Muslim girl who goes to the theater again and again to watch this film. Not only was she impressed by the bravery of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, but she also asked to remove the tomb of Aurangzeb.

The video of the Muslim girl is becoming quite viral on social media. In the video, she says, I have come to watch the movie Chhaava in the theater for the second time. I am a Muslim but still, I will support Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. For this, Aurangzeb’s tomb should be removed; I am in full support of this. I will only support Sambhaji Maharaj.

After this statement, this girl came into the limelight on social media. Many people came in support of it, while some also opposed it. The film ‘Chhaava’ has brought alive the struggle and sacrifice of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj on the big screen. Sambhaji Maharaj was not just a king, but he fought for the Hindu Swarajya till his last breath. Seeing his valor and sacrifice, this girl was so impressed that she came to the theater again and again to watch the film.

This is not the first video; many such videos were seen on social media in which people are praising Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj and are impressed by his valor and sacrifice. After watching this film in the theaters, minor kids are seen crying and shouting slogans in honor of Sambhaji Maharaj, who destroyed the Mughal Sultanate with his valor.

People shared many types of reactions to the viral video of the Muslim girl. A user writes, She is a true Indian; Indian doesn’t go with caste or religion when it comes to nation.

Another user writes that one needs the courage to call good as good and bad as bad, this shows the values ​​of the person in front.

Another user writes Many such Muslims exist. Can easily be brought back into Hinduism.