Born on 18th Feb 1883 in an educated and affluent Punjabi family in Amritsar, Madanlal Dhingra was an Indian patriot & revolutionary who assassinated Sir Curzon Wyllie, a British Official, while pursuing his engineering studies in London. Sir Curzon Wyllie was known to be keeping an eye on the Indian activities at India House in London and was also trying to influence Indians in London to use them to his advantage. Madanlal Dhingra was arrested on the spot and was sentenced to death by the British Court.

Born on 15th Nov 1875, Birsa Munda hailed from the Munda tribe from Jharkhand. He revolted against the unfair practices of land grabbing by the British and the zamindars in the late 19th century. Birsa Munda is also known for challenging the British Christian missionaries and revolting against their conversion activities. Birsa Munda created a faith called Birsait. Members of the Munda community soon started joining the faith which in turn became a challenge for the Britishers.

It’s been 3 years since the Battle of Jalalabad and there is no sign of Masterda despite the massive manhunt launched by the British. But he has neither moved away from Chittagong nor stopped fighting. He plans an attack on the European Club at Chittagong to avenge the massacre at Jallianwallah Bagh. He appoints Pritilata, a quiet young woman, as the leader of this critical mission. Pritilata launches the attack on the Club and is martyred. Shaken by the attack, the British torture villagers around Chittagong and Masterda is betrayed. He is captured and sent to the gallows.