CHAUHAAN 2026 | Ajay Devgn & Sanjay Dutt | New Bollywood Superhit Action Historical Hindi Movie |
Plot:-
The film begins with Govind living under the harsh rule of Rai Bahadur and his family. In the opening scene, he is severely punished for the perceived transgression of riding Rai Bahadur’s horses, a privilege reserved only for the upper class. This incident highlights the stark social inequalities prevalent in the region.
Govind’s life takes an unexpected turn when he splashes Holi colors on Janaki, Rai Bahadur’s daughter. Thinking he might get more punishment Govind runs away only to be found by the Baagi crew, led by Vikram Singh.
Parallel to Govind’s story is that of Vikram, a local rebel fighting against the injustices inflicted by Rai Bahadur. Vikram’s former girlfriend Kesar is forcibly married to Rai Bahadur’s son Tej. Despite her forced wedding, she secretly remains in contact with Vikram, meeting him even after years have passed.
Vikram is eventually betrayed by a member of his own group and is left fatally wounded in an attack. Before his death, he entrusts Govind with the responsibility of caring for Azaad, a magnificent horse.
Initially, Govind faces significant challenges in bonding with Azaad. However, with the help of Janaki, who shows kindness and understanding towards Govind, he gradually earns the horse’s trust. This shared experience also fosters feelings of love between Govind and Janaki, bridging the gap between their social classes.
James, the son of a British official, attempts to buy Azaad, but Govind refuses, valuing the bond he has formed with the animal. This defiance leads to Govind being lashed again, and Rai Bahadur resorts to extreme measures, and James’ attempting to forcefully ship Azaad to England for training.
Govind, with the help of Janaki, manages to rescue Azaad just as he is about to be taken away. Together, they escape and participate in a local horse racing competition. Despite facing numerous obstacles, including Tej Bahadur attempting to injure Azaad during the race, Govind perseveres and wins.
With high stakes, Govind’s victory not only saves his community from being forced into exploitative labour in factories but also symbolises a triumph against oppression and injustice, bringing down the landowner’s exploitative plan.
Cast:-
Ajay Devgn as Vikram Singh
Diana Penty as Kesar Bahadur
Aaman Devgan as Govind[13]
Rasha Thadani as Janaki Bahadur
Mohit Malik as Tej Bahadur
Piyush Mishra as Rai Bahadur
Natasha Rastogi as Nani
Sandeep Shikhar as Braj
Jiya Imran Amin as Daani
Mukund Ramesh Pal as Rajab
Gaurav Yavanika as Jai Singh
Andrew Crouch as James Cummings
Dylan Jones as Lord Cummings
Rakesh Sharma as Jamal
Akshay Anand as Biru
Jagannath Seth as Dacoit
Khusboo Ajwani as Maid
Arvind Bilgaiyan as Munimji
Alok Porwal as Bearer Ratan Singh
Ramshankar as Pandit British Residency
Neeraj Kadela as Mute Priest
Ravindra Dubey as Priest at Zamindar House
Rakesh Bidua as Kesar’s father
Aishwarya Sharma as Janaki’s friend
Vivek Bahaduria as Bhusar shopkeeper
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