775:: Ambhiraj's and Alka's son, Crown Prince of Takshashila. He is sent by his father to assassinate Porus but later comes to respect Porus' dream of a united India and becomes his close friend, helping him drive the Persians out of India. In the meantime, he also falls in love with Laachi, though she does not reciprocate it. He accompanies Porus to Persia to learn about Alexander's army and later helps him rescue Bamni from the clutches of Shiv Dutt and Kanishk. Though Ambhiraj allied with Alexander, Ambhikumar does what he can to help Porus in the war against Alexander. On his request, negotiations were held between Porus and Ambhiraj but Porus killed Ambhiraj to avenge his mother, Anusuya. Before his death, Ambhiraj manipulated Ambhikumar into thinking that he did not kill Anusuya and Porus was the one to sabotage the negotiations. These lies and his bereaved mother's instigations turn him against Porus. He vows he will not become King of Takshashila till he assassinates Porus. Though he outwardly remains an ally of Porus, he hatches several plots against the Paurava Kingdom behind his back. Later he learns his father's truth from his mother but by this point he has already done a lot against the Paurava Kingdom so he fears reprisal from Porus and decides there is no turning back. While Porus is at Magadha, he kidnaps Laachi, intending to forcefully have her. When Alka tries to stop him, he kills her. Laachi is soon rescued by Porus. Shortly before the Battle of Hydaspes, he is wounded while fighting with Bamni, so he does not participate in the battle. After the truce between Porus and Alexander, Porus later occupies Takshashila, further infuriating Ambhikumar. In 323 BCE, he assassinates Porus along with Alexander's former general, Seleucus. He returns in the sequel,
764:: Anusuya's older brother and Porus' maternal uncle, Ambhikumar's father and Alka's husband. King of Takshashila. Like Shiv Dutt, he cares only for his kingdom and is highly hostile towards Takshashila's age-old enemy, the Pauravas. He does not accept Anusuya and Bamni's marriage and conspires against the Pauravas with the Persian trader Darius. He forced Anusuya to insult Bamni by shaving this head threatening to kill the Paurava royal family if she refused. However, he goes back on his words and launches a surprise attack on the Pauravas, though Anusuya forces him to stop by holding him hostage. Years later, he attempts to take over the Paurava Kingdom along with the now Emperor of Persia, Darius. However, Porus manages to convince him that Darius is just using him and will take over Takshashila soon as well so Takshashila temporarily allies with the Pauravas and helps drive the Persians out of India. Following Alexander's arrival in India, Ambhiraj accepts his suzerainty and is a major help to Alexander in the war against Porus. He attacks the Paurava Kingdom again and attempts to convince Anusuya (whom he still has a soft spot for) to surrender but upon her refusal, he kills her. Later at the insistence of his son he invites Porus' to negotiate with him but plays foul and attempts to kill him. However, Porus' was already prepared for any treachery and kills Ambhiraj, thus avenging Anusuya. Before his death he managed to manipulate Ambhikumar and Alka by lying that he did not kill Anusuya and the Pauravas broke down the negotiations. Loosely based on
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Sumer is trapped and imprisoned. Darius returns to Paurav
Kingdom with his daughter Barsine. Porus goes back and confronts Bamni for killing Anusuya which was a false rumor spread by Darius. Anusuya tells Porus the truth of his lineage and the entire family is reunited. Bamni imprisons Shivdutt as a result of attempting to murder Anusuya and Porus. Later, Darius kills off Ripudaman which makes Porus hate Bamni. Anusuya tells Porus her entire story and Porus takes an oath to drive Darius out of India. Later, Porus was declared a traitor for attacking Kanishk which Hasti, Ripudaman's son, does to retaliate against Porus. Porus flees, goes to Takshashila, and visits his uncle Ambhiraj to attack the Paurav Kingdom with a hidden intention to end the two kingdoms' enmity. Porus is betrayed by Ambhiraj who had joined hands with Darius and attacks the Paurav Kingdom. Darius plans to capture the kingdom and plans Barsine's marriage with Kanishk which is interrupted by Ambhiraj. Anusuya and Porus tell the entire truth to Bamni revealing Darius's true face to everyone including Hasti. Porus tells the meaning of unity, which unites Takshashila, Pauravas, and Dasyus and drives Darius from India. Shivdutt is released and regains his position.
750:: Daughter of Darius and Stateira, elder sister of Drypteis, Kanishk's fiancée and Alexander's second wife. Initially she considers Indians inferior to Persians but impressed with Porus' bravery and resolve, eventually comes to respect them. She is a major help to Porus in driving Darius out of India. She later calls Porus to Persia to help them defend it from Alexander, but by the time Porus reaches Persia, she had already been captured by Alexander. Later, she escapes and with Porus' help is successful in uniting the remnants of the Persian army against Alexander. However, she is forced to back down after Alexander captures her mother and sister. Alexander then forcefully marries her to ally the Persian army with him. She is responsible for creating a feud between Alexander and his trusted general Cleitus, resulting in the latter's death. Then, she tries to assassinate Alexander but is stopped by Hephaestion. As punishment, she is raped by Alexander. Though Olympias also wanted to severely punish her, being a rape victim herself, she chastises Alexander for this brutality. She is not mentioned afterwards, so it can be assumed she was killed by Roxane after Alexander's death in 323 BCE, as in real history. Based on
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slaves back to the
Paurava Kingdom but after it becomes clear they cannot stay there, he is tasked with sending them to Magadha. However, his greed causes him to return to the Paurava Kingdom to retrieve the gem Porus stole from Farus. He is soon captured by Kanishk and brutally interrogated by Shiv Dutt and Kanishk for the whereabouts of Porus and the Dasyu Kingdom. Though he does not say anything about the Dasyu Kingdom, he sends a message to Porus, causing Porus to return to the Paurava Kingdom. Porus reluctantly gives Anusuya (he does not know yet that Anusuya is his mother) to Shiv Dutt in exchange for Sumer. Sumer helps Porus drive the Persians out of India and initially aides him in the war against Alexander. However, his jealousy for Porus and Alexander's offer of a sumptuous reward makes him side with Alexander. He and Kanishk try to assassinate Porus on his wedding day but he is stopped and killed by Anusuya. Though Porus, Bamni and Hasti later learn about his truth from Kanishk (and Laachi believes them), his parents refuse to believe he was a traitor and temporarily break off their alliance from the Pauravas.
578:(native name Purushottam, nicknamed Puru): First son of the Paurava king, Bamni with the Takshashilan princess, Anusuya. Elder half-brother of Kanishk. Husband of Laachi and father of Malayketu. Adoptive son of Ripudaman and Pritha, and adoptive younger brother of Hasti. Is thrown in River Jhelum by his paternal uncle, Shiv Dutt due to his half-Takshashilan ancestry but is saved by the Paurava Commander-in-Chief, Ripudaman who raises him among the Dasyus (a group of pirates). Years later, he reunites with his parents and becomes the crown prince and eventually, king of the Pauravas. He is the destined rival of the Macedonian emperor Alexander the Great and fights a long war with him which concludes at the Battle of the Hydaspes (326 BCE) at the end of which Porus is defeated and captured. However, impressed by his bravery, Alexander returns him his kingdom. In 323 BCE, Porus is assassinated by his cousin, the Takshashilan crown prince Ambhikumar (whose father he had killed in the war with Alexander) and Alexander's ambitious general Seleucus. Loosely based on
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this marriage and her dream of creating a united India earns her the ire of
Ambhiraj (who detests the Pauravas) and Bamni's brother Shiv Dutt (who detests the Takshashilans). The conspiracies of these two along with the foreign trader Darius results in Anusuya being thrown in River Jhelum by Shiv Dutt but survives. However, this attack renders her mentally unstable. Years later, she reunites with Bamni and Porus and regains her memory. She is always a strong support for Porus. Following Bamni's overthrowal by Shiv Dutt, she is imprisoned and maltreated. She makes a vow to kill Shiv Dutt and fulfills it after Porus regains control of the Paurava kingdom. At Porus' wedding, she kills his brother-in-law Sumer as he was trying to kill Porus. However, she is unable to prove Sumer was guilty which causes a temporary rift between the Pauravas and the Dasyus. During the war of Porus and Alexander, she is treacherously killed by Ambhiraj (who accepted Alexander's suzerainty). Her death is soon avenged when Porus kills Ambhiraj.
709:, Barsine and Drypteis' father, Stateira's husband. He was an ambitious Persian trader who was attracted to India's immense wealth. He dreamt of establishing his control over India and taking all its wealth to Persia by exploiting the differences of the various Indian kingdoms. This brought him into conflict with the Takshashilan Princess (later Paurava Queen) Anusuya, who realised his true intentions and attempted to stop him. However, Darius conspired with Anusuya's brother Ambhiraj and brother-in-law Shiv Dutt resulting in Shiv Dutt attempting to kill Anusuya and her son Porus. However, both survived and Porus eventually succeeded in uniting the Pauravas, Takshashilans and Dasyus against Darius, thus driving him out of India. As soon as Darius returned to Persia, Alexander attacked Persia, defeating the Persians in every battle. Darius fled to Bactria, allying with King Bessus but fearing that Alexander may attack Bactria to capture Darius, Bessus had him beheaded and sent his head to Alexander. Loosely based on
835:: A Brahmin scholar and advisor from Takshashila, later Prime Minister of the Pauravas who heals Bamni and helps Porus retake the Paurava Kingdom, thus going against his ruler Ambhiraj (who wanted to hand over Porus' to Alexander). He has some differences in Porus' as he believes ends are justified by means while Porus wants to succeed solely based on his principles, though they later reconcile. He is captured by Alexander but manages to escape. Later he captures Olympias and brings her to the Paurava Kingdom. He stops Olympias from killing Porus using black magic, thus causing Olympias to experience her own black magic. On Porus' order, he reluctantly saves Olympias. He along with his disciples is a major help to Porus in the war against Alexander. After Porus is treacherously attacked by Seleucus and Ambhikumar, in his final moments he passes his dream of a united India to Chanakya and urges him to go to enlist the help of Magadha (the most powerful Indian kingdom) to fulfill this goal. He returns in the sequel,
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rather than being empathetic towards everyone. After the
Persians (disguised as Pauravas) burn the Dasyu Kingdom, she attempts to attack the Paurava Kingdom. After Porus shows her the truth, she allies with the Pauravas and helps drive the Persians out of India. At Laachi and Porus' wedding, her Sumer attempts to kill Porus but is stopped and killed by Anusuya. She refuses to believe Sumer was a traitor and the Dasyus break off their alliance with the Pauravas. Later, she is forced to ally with Alexander and help him build a bridge across River Jhelum so Alexander can reach the Paurava Kingdom. Eventually she realises that supporting Alexander is equivalent to going against her nation and attempts to rebel against Alexander. However, she is killed by Hephaestion and her corpse is denied funeral rights until the Dasyus complete the bridge. Later, Porus rescues the Dasyus but her corpse is burnt on Cleitus' orders.
887:(native name Rukhsana): Alexander's first wife, Oxyartes' daughter, Alexander IV's mother. Princess of Bactria, later Queen of Macedonia. She is a highly brave and intelligent lady who is loyal to her kingdom, Bactria. Initially she despised Alexander for killing Bessus, the King of Bactria whom she highly admired and his overall ruthless nature. However, she eventually came to respect Alexander's bravery and determination to conquer the world. She attempted to stop the war between Porus and Alexander and when the attempt failed, unsuccessfully tried to kill Porus. She is glad when Alexander finally makes a truce with Porus and accompanies him to Babylonia. However, Alexander passes away, leaving her pregnant with their son. She is not shown or mentioned afterwards, so it can be presumed that she was killed by Alexander's general,
867:(a higher caste), which included the Pauravas. He was first mentioned when he refused to join the alliance of the Pauravas, Takshashilans and Dasyus against Alexander. Later, when Alexander invades India, Porus sent his father, Bamni to request Dhana Nanda's help against Alexander. However, Dhana Nanda insulted Bamni by saying Kshatriyas only remember him when they need his help and captured him. Porus later freed Bamni after paying Dhana Nanda a heavy sum. Impressed by Porus' bravery, he allies with him against Alexander. However, Alexander makes him jealous of Porus by warning him that even if Porus defeats him with Dhana Nanda's help, history will call this Porus' victory and Porus' reputation will eclipse Dhana Nanda's. This causes him to break off the alliance with Porus. He returns in the sequel
966:: Son of Philip and Philinna, half-brother of Alexander. He is highly ambitious and covets the throne, which results in him clashing with Alexander. Prince of Macedonia. After Alexander outshines him in the Battle of Chaeronea by saving Philip's life, he fears that Philip would appoint Alexander as his successor so he unsuccessfully tries to assassinate him. This results in a vengeful Olympias using black magic to render Arrihdaeus insane, thus eliminating any possibility of him succeeding Philip. After Alexander ascends the throne, he spares Arrihdaeus due to his insanity. He is not shown afterwards, so it can be presumed he became the King of Macedonia following Alexander's death (as Alexander had no alive heir) and was killed by Olympias in 317 BCE, as in real history. Based on
670:: Alexander's, Arrihdaeus', Cleopatra of Macedon's, and Europa's father, Olympias', Philinna's and Cleopatra Eurydice's husband. King of Macedonia. He is a capable, but arrogant ruler who initially makes Alexander the Commander-in-Chief of the Macedonian army but following his successes, starts getting jealous of him and denies him the throne. This resulted in a fight between the two and Philip ordered the execution of Alexander and Olympias, though both escaped. Later, he was forced to recall Alexander as he was going to attack Persia and needed a regent at Macedonia. He was assassinated by his bodyguard Pausanias (whom he disgraced) as part of a plot of Alexander and Olympias. Based on
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Persian culture over Indian culture. He spent his entire life thinking he was Bamni's only son and successor. Thus, Porus returning and later becoming Crown Prince infuriates
Kanishk and he along with Shiv Dutt overthrows Bamni and becomes king. However, he is soon dethroned and imprisoned by Porus, who ascends the throne. Later escapes and collaborates with Alexander and Sumer to assassinate Porus but fails and is imprisoned by Alexander for his failure. In prison, he finally realises his mistakes and attempts to return to the Paurava Kingdom to be judged by his family for his crimes, but is caught and killed by Alexander.
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after he reunites with Porus and learns about the truth of his brother and Darius, he firmly supports his son. He is overthrown and grievously wounded by Shiv Dutt who did not want Porus to succeed him. However, Porus with the help of
Chanakya saves him. Later, he regains his kingdom but willingly abdicates the throne in favour of Porus, as he thinks Porus is more worthy to rule than him. Thenceforth, he becomes Porus' right-hand man and is a major help to him in the war against Alexander. He is grievously wounded by Seleucus and dies in a suicide attack in the Battle of the Hydaspes, killing several Macedonian soldiers.
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innocent but is killed by
Alexander. Dasyus allies with Alexander to attack Pauravas but later realizes their mistake and goes back to Paurvas but Laachi's mother, Mahanandini is killed off. Chanakya kidnaps Olympia and brings her to Paurav Kingdom. She performs black magic on Porus and Anusuya but fails in her attempts due to which she is on her deathbed but is saved by Chanakya. Alexander learns of Olympia's abduction and attacks Pauravas on both sides with the help of Ambhiraj. Ambhiraj kills off Anusuya and Porus takes revenge by killing Ambhiraj after which his son Ambhikumar and his mother become his enemies.
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Porus on his expedition to Persia. There, he is captured by Shiv Dutt (who had spread fake news that Porus and his accomplices had been killed during the journey and did not want Malay to reveal the truth). However, Malay is rescued by
Anusuya and reveals the truth to Bamni. Bamni tries to arrest Shiv Dutt but by then, the Paurava Army was under Shiv Dutt's controlled and he overthrowed Bamni. Malay is imprisoned alongside Bamni and Anusuya. When Anusuya is tortured and humiliated by Shiv Dutt, Malay tries in vain to defend her. He is rescued after Porus retakes the Paurava Kingdom. He is not shown afterwards.
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does not listen to him as well and tries to kill him along with
Anusuya and Porus. However, he manages to save Porus and take shelter in the Dasyu Kingdom. He is very close to Porus and is treated by him like a father, even after Porus learns about his real parents. Years later, he returns to the Paurava Kingdom and rescues Anusuya from Shiv Dutt and Darius (who learnt that she survived) but in the ensuing conflict, he is killed by Darius. However, everybody thinks that he was killed by Shiv Dutt (as he had been fighting him earlier) until Porus forces Darius to confess.
939:, he saved Alexander's life. He accompanied Alexander till India and was one of his major generals in the war against Porus, where he saved Alexander's life again. However, he did not agree with Alexander attempting to starve the Pauravas and wanted a direct assault on them. Alexander's vengeful wife, Barsine, took advantage of these differences to incite Cleitus against Alexander. Eventually, a drunken altercation took place between the two resulting in Alexander killing Cleitus. After coming to his senses, Alexander direly regrets Cleitus' death. Loosely based on
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was killed by Porus' paternal uncle Shiv Dutt, Hasti blames Porus for his father's death. Later sides with the
Persians and unsuccessfully attempts to kill Porus' half-brother Kanishk. However, after Porus saves Hasti from execution and makes Darius confess that his men killed Ripudaman, he becomes a staunch supporter of Porus. After Porus becomes King of the Pauravas, Hasti soon becomes King of Sindh (a region Porus conquered). He is a major help to Porus in the war against Alexander. He is killed shortly before the Battle of the Hydaspes by Alexander and his men.
650:: Philip's fourth wife, Alexander and Cleopatra's mother. A devotee of Zeus, Princess of Epirus, Queen and later Queen Mother of Macedonia. She was forced to marry the Macedonian king, Philip (whom she considers inferior to Greeks) and after insulting him, was raped by him. To avenge this insult, she declares their son, Alexander as the son of Zeus. From his childhood, she motivates Alexander to stretch his empires as far as India. To clear all obstacles between Alexander and the throne, she uses black magic to render Alexander's half-brother
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and Ambhikumar that he did not kill Anusuya and the Pauravas broke down the negotiations. She then instigated her son against the Pauravas. She is tasked by Ambhikumar to kill the pregnant Laachi's child but cannot bring herself to do such a crime. After talking with Laachi, she finds out the truth about her husband. She then tried to convince Ambhikumar to not follow his father's path of hatred but Ambhikumar refuses to listen to her. After Ambhikumar kidnaps Laachi, she tried to stop him by force and is killed by him in the ensuing fight.
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culminates in love. She marries Porus shortly after his ascension to the throne. Has tensions with Porus after Sumer is killed by Anusuya but later reconciles with Porus after learning that Sumer was a traitor. Helps Porus during the war with Alexander, though she has to back out from the battlefield after her pregnancy. Despite losing her parents in the war, she forgives Alexander after he and Porus reconcile. Is assassinated by Seleucus and his men in 323 BCE as she tried in vain to protect Porus.
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second-in-command and general and accompanies him in all of his campaigns. He saves Alexander from getting killed by Barsine. After he forcibly restrains Alexander during a battle for his safety, he is disgraced by Alexander and replaced by Seleucus. Shortly before the Battle of the Hydaspes, he is grievously wounded while fighting Porus, though he later recovers. His death is not shown, so it can be presumed he died due to typhoid in 324 BCE, as in real history. Based on
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listen to her. Later she joins Alexander in Persia and accompanies him till India. Here, she is captured by Porus. She tries to kill Porus through black magic but fails due to Chanakya's efforts. Soon, Porus returns her to Alexander. It is on her instigation that Alexander eventually chooses to make peace with Porus. She returns to Macedonia to welcome Alexander. She is not mentioned afterwards, so it can be presumed that she was killed by Alexander's general,
1062:(poison girl) sent by Shiv Dutt to assassinate Porus on his journey to Persia. However, impressed by Porus' bravery and kindness, she eventually joins him and helps him in learning about Alexander's army in Persia. When Porus has to escape from Persia, she attempts to stall Alexander and stabs him with a poisonous dagger. However, this has no effect on Alexander (who is immune to poison) and she is killed by Alexander.
1021:: A Greek priestess and fortune teller. She predicts that Alexander will become a great ruler but as compensation for this, his lifespan will be short. She also predicts the death of Philip. She warns Olympias that if Alexander goes to India (where his destined rival is), he will never return. After Olympias tells this to Alexander and begs him not to go to India, Alexander feels insulted and kills the Oracle.
1102:: Daughter of Philip's adviser Attalus, seventh and last wife of Philip, mother of Europa and Caranus. Philip married her so her child could succeed him, as he did not want Alexander to succeed him and his other son, Arrihdaeus had become insane. After Philip's assassination, she along with her children is executed by Alexander. Not be confused with Alexander's sister Cleopatra. Based on
821:, later after his wife's death, King of the Dasyu Kingdom. Though not the ruler of the Dasyu Kingdom, he is highly respected by his wife. Despite being crippled, he is still a strong warrior. After the Dasyus re-ally with the Pauravas, he is a major support to Porus' in the war against Alexander. When Ambhikumar attempts to kidnap Laachi, he tries rescuing her but is killed by Alexander.
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with Ripudaman, where Hasti would be raised as a Dasyu. She always prefers Hasti over Porus and blames Porus for all the hardships she and her family suffered. She blames Porus for Ripudaman's death as everybody thinks it was Porus' paternal uncle Shiv Dutt and not Darius who killed him. However, she later learns the truth and her attitude towards Porus improves.
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Anusuya's return which limits her powers and denies Kanishk the throne. However, she does not support her son in overthrowing Bamni but due to Shiv Dutt's strong influence on Kanishk, he does not listen to her. After Kanishk's overthrowal, Bamni spares his life on her intercession but Kanishk seeks revenge which leads to his death shortly thereafter.
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there and take help from Vishnugupta Chanakya, a renowned teacher from Takshashila. However, Porus soon retakes the Paurava kingdom with the help of Chanakya, saves Anusuya, kills off Shiv Dutt, and imprisons Kanishk. Considering Porus more worthy than himself, Bamni willingly renounces the throne and Porus becomes king of the Paurava Kingdom.
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injured by Shivdutt, escaped from there safely along with Chanakya and made an act of Porus being dead. Chanakya invites Alexander to Porus's coronation ceremony and visits the Paurav Kingdom Alexander is shocked to see Porus alive and pledges to take revenge for this insult. Kanishk escapes imprisonment and he and Sumer ally with Alexander.
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without her consent, she was heartbroken. Though not privy of Alexander and Olympias' plan to assassinate Philip, she was glad to see her brother on the throne. She is not show afterwards, so it can be presumed she was killed by Alexander's general Antigonus, as in real history. Not to be confused with Philip's wife Cleopatra. Based on
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Aaron W. Reed as a Persian warrior: He was an exceptionally tall and muscular man, who was called the strongest warrior of Persia by Darius. He was summoned to represent Persia in an arena competition by Darius (if Persia won the competition, they would make military outposts in the Paurava Kingdom).
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as Pritha: Porus' adoptive mother, Ripudaman's wife and Hasti's mother. Later Queen Mother of Sindh after Hasti is appointed King of Sindh by Porus. Unlike Ripudaman, who thinks of the future of his nation, she is solely concerned with her son's future and it thus reluctant to go to the Dasyu Kingdom
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insane and later conspires with Alexander to assassinate Philip and execute Philip's other wives and children (except Arrihdaeus). She immensely loves his son and tries to stop him from going to India after an Oracle tells her that Alexander will never return from India. However, Alexander refuses to
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Porus is declared as the Crown Prince much to Kanishk and Shiv Dutt's disappointment as he detests Takshashila and does not want the half-Takshashilan Porus to succeed Bamni. During Porus's crown prince coronation, he learns of Alexander and the future danger. Porus learns that Alexander has attacked
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manipulates her by telling her to avenge her insult by attacking the Paurav Kingdom with Ambhiraj's help. Anusuya tells his intention to Bamni who doesn't believe her. Later, Bamni realizes his mistake and starts afresh with Anusuya. They oust Darius from the kingdom. Anusuya becomes pregnant and the
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Browny Parashar as Oxyartes: Father of Roxane, Commander-in-Chief of Bactra. After Alexander kills Bessus (for betraying Darius), he appoints Oxyartes as King of Bactria as he had heard of his loyalty from Bessus. Alexander later marries his daughter, Roxane. He is not mentioned afterwards. Based on
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as Seleucus Nicator: One of Alexander's generals, who was appointed Governor of Persia by him. After Hephaestion is disgraced, he is summoned to India by Alexander and fights in the war against Porus, grievously wounding Hasti and later Bamni (in the Battle of the Hydaspes). In this war, his face is
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and anything associated with it. Thus, he refuses to accept Anusuya and Porus as part of the Pauravas. When Anusuya is forced to insult Bamni by shaving his head, Shiv Dutt is furious, refuses to listen to Anusuya's justification (though the Paurava Commander-in-Chief Ripudaman backs her) and throws
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as Hasti: Ripudaman and Pritha's only son, elder adoptive brother of Porus. Commander-in-Chief of the Paurava Army, later King of Sindh. Is jealous of Porus because despite being younger, Porus is much more talented than him and thus is appreciated more by Ripudaman. Since everybody thinks Ripudaman
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as Bamni: Father of Porus and Kanishk, husband of Anusuya and Kadika, and younger brother of Shiv Dutt. King, later King Emeritus of the Pauravas. He initially cared only for his family and kingdom, and is thus manipulated by his elder brother Shiv Dutt and later, the Persian trader Darius. However,
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as Anusuya: Princess of Takshashila, later Queen and later Queen Mother of the Pauravas. Younger sister of Ambhiraj, first wife of Bamni and mother of Porus. The Paurava king Bamni married her as a plot to insult her and Takshashila, but later genuine love develops between Anusuya and Bamni. However
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Chidaksha Chand as Cleopatra: Daughter of Philip and Olympias, younger sister of Alexander the Great. Princess of Macedonia, later Queen of Epirus. She spent much of her life at Epirus, with her maternal uncle. When Philip decided to marry her to Olympias' brother and her uncle, Alexander of Epirus
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Vasundhara Kaul as Alka: Wife of Ambhiraj, mother of Ambhikumar. Queen of Takshashila. Unlike her husband, she has a gentle nature and does not like Ambhiraj's animosity towards the Pauravas. Before his death during negotiations between the Pauravas and Takshashila, Ambhiraj managed to convince her
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as Kanishk: Second son of Bamni with Kadika, younger half-brother of Porus. Crown Prince, later Prince, and later King of the Pauravas. His character is arrogant and short-tempered just like his paternal uncle Shiv Dutt. He is also heavily influenced by his father's trade partner Darius and prefers
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Porus grows up and is in love with Laachi, the princess of the Dasyu Kingdom, and goes to the Paurav Kingdom for a mission. He meets his mother Anusuya who survives the fall but loses her memory. Unaware of their relationship, Porus helps her and escapes from the Paurav Kingdom but Laachi's brother
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Pranav Sahay as Samar Singh: Kadika's brother, General of the Paurava Army and right-hand man of Shiv Dutt. He seeks to become the Commander-in-Chief of the Paurava Army and is very loyal to Shiv Dutt. He is sent by Shiv Dutt to capture Ripudaman but fails and is killed by Ripudaman in the ensuing
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Rishi Verma as Sumer: Laachi's elder brother, Mahanandini's son and Crown Prince of the Dasyu Kingdom. He is a close companion of Porus, though he is very jealous of him because Puru continuously outshines him and earns respect in the eyes of his parents and sister. He helps Porus take the Paurava
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of the Dasyu Kingdom. After Ripudaman saves her life, she allows him and his family (including his adopted son Porus) to stay in the Dasyu Kingdom. She frequently comes at odds with Porus, and her daughter Laachi (who always supports Porus) for she cares solely for the welfare of the Dasyu Kingdom
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as Ripudaman: Porus' adoptive father, Hasti's father and Pritha's husband. Commander-in-Chief of the Paurava Kingdom and later the Dasyu Kingdom. Since he learned that Anusuya was forced by her brother to insult Bamni, he is the sole person in the Paurava Kingdom to support her. However, Shiv Dutt
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as Shiv Dutt: Bamni's elder brother and Porus and Kanishk's paternal uncle. Prince and Prime Minister of the Paurava Kingdom under Bamni and Kanishk. He deeply loved his brother Bamni and despite being elder to him, relinquished his right to the throne in Bamni's favour as he considered Bamni more
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as Laachi: Princess of the Dasyu Kingdom, later Queen of the Paurava Kingdom. Mahanandini and Arunayak's daughter, Sumer's younger sister. Porus' love interest and later wife and Malayketu's mother. She is Porus' best friend and biggest support in all his adventures and their friendship eventually
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Shiv Dutt conspires to kill Porus but Bamni learns of the conspiracy and declares him a traitor. Shivdutt overthrows Bamni and installs Kanishk as king and imprisons Bamni and Anusuya. Shivdutt insults Anusuya and imprisons her in a brothel. Shivdutt stabs Bamni and Porus and his aides escape from
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Jaival Pathak as Malay: A boy whose village was massacred by Vishuddhi. Vishuddhi forced him to act as her younger brother. He becomes extremely close to Porus and treats him like his older brother. After Vishuddhi joins Porus, Malay is sent to the Paurava Kingdom, as he is too young to accompany
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of Philip, who was sympathetic to Alexander after he was denied the throne. When Alexander returns to Macedonia, he creates a rift between Pausanias and Philip with the help of Cleitus, resulting in Philip publicly humiliating Pausanias. Upon Olympias' and Alexander's instigation, he assassinates
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Vishal Patni as Farus: Mazaeus' son, Darius' general and the Persian representative in India. He was leading a ship filled with Paurava slaves and a precious gemstone to Persia when his ship was looted by the Dasyus (led by Porus). Later, when Porus comes to the Paurava kingdom to take the slaves
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Nitin Joshi / Amir Malik as Cleitus: A general of Philip, who was sympathetic towards Alexander when he was denied the throne by Philip and joined his side. He helped Alexander recruit Pausanias by deceiving him, and later killed Pausanias after he assassinated Philip on Alexander's orders. After
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with her daughters but they are stopped and captured by Alexander. As Alexander's captives, she and her family accompany him till India. She and Drypteis are later freed by Barsine when she unites the Persian army against Alexander but both of them are eventually recaptured, forcing Barsine to
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as Ada: She was the satrap (governor) of Caria who was expelled by her own brother. She helped Alexander conquer Halicarnassus (a strong fortress in Caria) and as reward was made Queen of Caria by Alexander, and proclaimed by Alexander as his mother (so after her death, Caria would come under
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Akash Singh Rajput / Akhil Kataria: Alexander's childhood friend and closest confidante. He is extremely loyal to him and always by his side. When Philip ordered the execution of Alexander and Olympias, he helped them escape to Epirus. After Philip's assassination, he becomes Alexander's
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and Bactria before finally reaching India. Here, he faces his toughest enemy, Porus and fights a long war with him. Though he is eventually victorious in the Battle of the Hydaspes, impressed with Porus' bravery, he returns his kingdom to him. While returning to Macedonia, he
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against Alexander but both of them are eventually recaptured, forcing Barsine to surrender and marry Alexander. She is not mentioned afterwards, so it can be assumed she was killed by Roxane after Alexander's death in 323 BCE, as in real history. Based on
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in 326 BCE and captures Porus, but impressed by Porus's bravery, he returns his kingdom to him, ends his campaign, and starts his journey back to Macedonia. Porus and Laachi has a son, Malayketu. On his way back to Macedonia, Alexander
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on Alexander's command, making Alexander the new king. Olympias and Alexander also murder Cleopatra of Eurydice, her two infant children, Arrihdeaus' mother Philinna, and Cleopatra's father
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1602:"Porus is about India's golden age, when we were a First World nation: Siddharth Kumar Tewary"
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1998:"Meet Suhani Dhanki the 'final' FEMALE LEAD of Sony TV's 'Porus'"
1821:"Aditya Redij steps into Rohit Roy's shoes to play Porus' father"
2577:"Sony TV's Porus Wins Big At The Prestigious 23rd Asian Awards!"
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2483:"2018 Asian Academy Creative Awards Winners: The Complete List"
2051:"Mohit Abrol: Hasti is a multi-faceted character - Urban Asian"
1922:"Sameksha Singh's physical transformation for Porus is amazing"
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2374:"Aruna Irani loved Porus even before she took up the role!"
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2782:Indian historical television series
2263:Singh, Mohnish (21 November 2017).
2184:Singh, Mohnish (30 November 2017).
2145:"Savi Thakur: I like my uniqueness"
2023:Singh, Mohnish (29 November 2017).
1943:Singh, Mohnish (27 November 2017).
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1473:Best Actor in a Supporting Role
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2732:India's Best Dancer (Season 3)
2690:Dabangii – Mulgii Aayi Re Aayi
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480:Story of Sikander (Alexander)
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2704:Kavya – Ek Jazbaa, Ek Junoon
2123:"Mythological show for Aman"
1008:. He returns in the sequel,
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1292:Favorite Actor of the Year
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602:made immune to poison
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406:Story of Porus (Puru)
287:(US$ 60 million)
2758:List of former shows
2438:. 19 September 2018.
1437:Best Sound(Fiction)
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992:Pausanias of Orestis
672:Philip II of Macedon
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366:Alexander the Great
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232:Production location
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2671:Current broadcasts
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