Patri Sarkar 1942

Patri Sarkar 1942

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Freedom Fighter | British Rule

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  • Genre(s): Drama, Biography, Historical, War & Politics
  • Language(s): मराठी (Marathi)
  • Director(s): Manish Ansurkar
  • Cast(s): Upendra Limaye, Ankit Mohan, Rashmi Salvi, Trupti Shedge, Shubham Gawai See all Cast & Crew
  • Music: Saurabh Lata Shivkumar
  • Similar To: Ranapati Shivray - Swari Agra, Rubaab
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    Based on historical events, 'Patri Sarkar 1942' chronicles the parallel government established by Krantisinh Nana Patil in the Satara district of Maharashtra during the Quit India Movement. This movement, known as 'Patri Sarkar', effectively overthrew British rule in about 1400 villages, running its own administration and justice system. The film showcases the bravery of revolutionaries who fought against British oppression, dacoits, and corrupt officials, highlighting a significant but lesser-known chapter of India's freedom struggle.

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Based on historical events, 'Patri Sarkar 1942' chronicles the parallel government established by Krantisinh Nana Patil in the Satara district of Maharashtra during the Quit India Movement. This movement, known as 'Patri Sarkar', effectively overthrew British rule in about 1400 villages, running its own administration and justice system. The film showcases the bravery of revolutionaries who fought against British oppression, dacoits, and corrupt officials, highlighting a significant but lesser-known chapter of India's freedom struggle.