Battle of Saragarhi 1897

Amidst the tension-soaked borders of 1857 India, a storm brews as Orakzai tribes plot a daring assault against the British. Major James is left wounded in a surprise skirmish, prompting a desperate scramble for reinforcements. As Corporal Ishar Singh ventures into Punjab on a critical recruitment drive, a cunning betrayal sets the stage for a fierce confrontation at the mountain forts.

As the British brace for a siege, the Orakzais exploit the festivities of Lohri, striking a blow to the heart of Fort Lockhart. The race is on for Corporal Ishar to bolster his ranks with fresh recruits from Punjab. Enter the game-changing Heliograph technology, but with a traitor in their midst, can the British outmaneuver the tribal onslaught awaiting the 36th Sikh Regiment?

Construction of the strategic Saragarhi post commences, but treachery lurks as Ishar uncovers a spy within. A deadly game of deception unfolds, with lives hanging in the balance. As Major Mayne's duplicity comes to light, the 36th Sikh Regiment faces a menacing plot that could seal their doom, and a surprise capture escalates the stakes to new heights.

With comrades captured, Corporal Ishar launches a perilous rescue mission, facing an impossible ultimatum. Guerilla tactics spark hope, but a fateful encounter leads to a shocking betrayal. Amidst the chaos, secrets unravel, and a forced confession sets the stage for a showdown that threatens to unravel the very fabric of their ranks.

The web of espionage tightens as Corporal Ishar pieces together a conspiracy that could turn the tide of war. As treachery leads to a fateful duel, a surprise act of clemency by Abdul Rehman adds a twist to the tale. But even as peace seems within reach, the drums of war beat anew, calling all to the battlefield for a final stand.

The ultimate battle rages as Ishar Singh masterfully diverts an overwhelming force to Saragarhi. In the shadow of looming black clouds, a valiant last stand ensues, with the fate of Lockhart and Gulistan forts hanging precariously in the balance. Heroes will rise, sacrifices will be made, and history will remember the bravery of the 21 Sikh warriors who stood against 13,000 Orakzai fighters.