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MOVIE INFO

Released : Sep 04, 2009
Genre : Action | Suspense
Starcast : Sunny Deol, Arjun Rampal, Sagarika Ghatge, Udita Goswami
Desc :
FOX is an edge-of-the-seat suspense thriller that moves at high speed between the bustling metropolis of Bombay and the beautiful beaches of Goa. The story of a young, successful criminal lawyer, Arjun Kapoor (Arjun Rampal, Om Shanti Om) whose knowledge and aggressive interpretation of the law makes him a name to reckon with. He is reputed to have never lost a case and can get anyone acquitted, no matter what the crime. No wonder criminals swear by his name. Arjun loves being famous and successful and spends little time thinking about the moral issues relating to his work. After years of saving criminals from punishment, one day, torn with guilt, he decides to quit his law practice and change for good. However, someone seems to be unwilling to let him go so easily. Now, Arjun is in a race to save himself and must use the help of his girlfriend Urvashi (Sagarika Ghatge, Chak De India) and a local Goa police officer Yash Deshmukh (Sunny Deol) before it’s too late.
Duration : 1hr 52mins
Size : 134mb



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Trekking spot - SINHGAD ( KONDHANA )

Trekking spot - SINHGAD ( KONDHANA )

The present day Sinhagad Fort was known as Kondhana Fort, when it was first constructed in the 14th century. While the fort had been of great strategic importance right form the date it was built, it is now best known in Indian history as well as folk lore, for the “Battle of Sinhagad”.

Located high on Sahyadri mountain range (keep watching the photo stream for images), Sinhagad Fort is on the outskirts of the present day city of Pune.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj (Shivaji Bhonsale, born April, 1627) was the founder of the great Maratha Empire. Shivaji is as much history as folk lore. The greatest guerilla fighter of his days, Shivaji formed an empire by winning over territory from his enemies, who always outnumbered his forces by at least five to one!!!


Kondhana was in “enemy” hands in 1670, and Shivaji’s mother, Jijabai, invited, and then defeated Shivaji in a game of chess, and asked for the fort as “the bet”. She did this, realizing the importance of control of this fort, in his son’s larger game plan.

Shivaji contacted his trusted lieutenant, Tanaji Malusare (Tanaji) for meeting his mother’s demand. Tanaji left his son’s marriage ceremony in March, 1670, and stormed Kandhana with a force of 300 Malwas (local Maratha soldiers), who were pitted against more than 1500 Rajput soldiers, who were led by Raja Udai Bhan, and owed allegiance to Mirza Raja Jai Singh. The audacious attack on the seemingly impregnable fort took place on a moonless night, and Tanaji chose to storm the fort from the side which was most difficult to approach, and hence, least guarded.

The side which Tanaji chose to attack the fort from, presented a sheer rock face of more than 150 metres high, and Tanaji used the services of a pet giant monitor lizard, to haul him along, to climb this sheer cliff, and then drop rope ladders to bring his forces up into the fort.

Tanaji’s forces overcame the stiff resistance presented by the inmates of the fort (leaders of whom were reportedly enjoying a gala party, at the time when Tanaji was climbing the cliffs with help from the pet monitor lizard, called Jashyawanti) at great cost. Tanaji lost his life in the process, but Kondhana was under the control of Shivaji once more.

On receipt of information about the fort falling to his forces, and the loss of one of his greatest lieutenant, Shivaji lamented “Gad aala, pan singh gelaa”, meaning, “We have got the fort, but lost the lion”. Since that day, the fort came to be known as Sinhagad (The Lion’s Fort).

History of Fort Sinhgad




1.Fort Kondhana :


Kondhana fort existed for about 900 years to watch cluster of villages around Kalyan village (District Pune). But the fort came into limelight after it was assigned to Subhedar Dadoji Konddev - teacher of King Shivaji. Shivaji's mother Jijabai came in Pune to mold Shivaji's childhood and Sinhgad was like a daily ritual for Shivaji.


2.Shivaji and Sinhgad

This was one of the initial forts that formed Shivaji's independent kingdom called 'swarajya' Along with Rajgad, torrna, Purandar, this fort also played equally important role in guarding borders of that initial small kingdom.(around 1640)

3.Mughal Sardar Mirza Raje Jaysingh :

Sinhgad was surrendered to Mogul Lord Mirza Raje Jaysingh as part of treaty to surrender 23 forts of swarajya not to destroy the villages and people here

4.Gad Aala pan Sinh Gela (Lion like fort was won but the true lion is lost)

To win the fort back, Tanaji Malusare climbed the fort with his soldiers and fought a brutal war up on the fort. Both he and the mughal subhedar Udaybhan died in the war. When the message of victory was conveyed to Shivaji, he said Gad Aala pan Sinh Gela Note that the fort name was Sinhgad where 'sinh' in Marathi means lion. He meant they won one lion but lost another. After Shivaji's death, Martha Kingdom was passing through a unstable stage where forts were being lost slowly against Mogul emperor Aurangzeb. In 1693, Lakhamaji Balkavde again won the fort back and then Maratha Kingdom never lose the fort.

POINTS TO SEE ON THE FORT :

1.View of Sinhgad :

On reaching Sinhgad, first you will see is the parking place on a huge plateau before entering the fort. From here you will see two huge TV towers - a peculiar mark of Sinhgad now a days



Up high on the tower to the right in that picture there is an elephant gargoyle (not sure if it is "just" an elephant or if it is intended to represent Ganesha):









2.Devtakee

Devtake means water tank of God. Taste of its water is considered to be the naturally sweetest and purest in Maharashtra. The water is cool like from refrigerator and has been properly maintained for purity.

3.Tanaji Malusare Memorial

Now come back to the Devtake and take a left turn to go towards Khadakwasla. On the way lies Tanaji Malusare Memorial who fought and sacrificed to in the fort. Refer to Gad Aala pan Sinh Gela section of History of Sinhgad above.



Kalyan Darwaja:


This is Official entrance of Sinhgad fort, through which an elephant can also enter. The entrance is hidden as usual but the specialty of this door is a huge 50 feet unusually tall bastion. The steps from the door take you down to Kalyan village from where you can reach Rajgad. The bastions here are worth photography.

Tanaji Kadaa

Now walk over to the edge and you will see huge fortification on the way to Tanaji Kadaa. Tanaji Kadaa is the place from where Tanaji Malusare and his men had climbed the fort with the help of rope and a huge pet lizard
-called as 'Ghorpad' in Marathi - to hold and tie the rope.

Pune Darwaja


-On entering the fort through Pune Darwaja, don't forget to read the marble board behind the Pune Darwaja, telling Tanaji Malusre and Rajaram Maharaj

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Trekking spot - BHIMASHANKAR ( Hill Fort )

Trekking spot - BHIMASHANKAR ( Hill Fort )



HISTORY : Bhimashankar is one of the 12 Jyotirlings of India, a pilgrimage place approximately 3500 feet high up in the hills. The area around Bhimashankar is covered with thick dense jungle. The Maharashtra Government has also declared it a Sanctuary.

Fascinating Spots :

The Temple :



The temple of Bhimashankar is around 1200 – 1400 years old and is built on the Hemad Panthi style. There are very beautiful sculptures and paintings on the roof and pillars of the temple. In the outer corridor of the temple we can see a sculpture of the god seated on a throne accompanied by his pallbearers holding an umbrella over his head. At the front of the temple hangs a huge metal bell cast in 1729. There is also a 15-20 feet high “Deepmala” or lamppost in the outer corridor of the temple. There is also an inscription on stone on this lamppost. It is to be noted that the original name of the river Chandrabhaga at Pandharpur is Bhima. This Bhima River originates at Bhimashankar.


Gupt Bhimashankar :

On d way





There is a water stream route going down from the left of the Ram temple. Taking that route, we enter a thick jungle. We reach a temple around 25 minutes through this route. A route going toward the waterfall, left of this temple, leads to the “water sculpted” “Shiva Linga” under this waterfall. This is called the Gupt Bhimashankar. There is a huge waterfall at this place during the monsoons.

Nagphani Peak :

Nagphani peak



VIEW FROM NAGPHANI PEAK



We reach a pond when we climb towards Bhimashankar from the Ghat. The route going towards the right, from this pond, takes us to the Hanuman temple. The route going up through this route leads to the Nagphani. We can have a view of the forts of Peth and Padhar and the plateaus of Peth and Matheran. We can remember the poem composed by the famous “Samarth” Ramdas, the lover of natural beauty, when we see such beauty around.

Architecture :

The Temple: The Bhimashankara temple is a composite of old and the new structures and is built in the Nagara style of architecture. It is a modest temple yet graceful temple and it dates back to mid 18th century. The shikhara of the temple was built by Nana Phadnavis. The great Maratha ruler Shivaji is also said to have made endowments to this temple to facilitate the carrying out, of worship services. As with other Shiva temples in this area, the sanctum is at a lower level.

Although the structure here is fairly new, the shrine Bhimashankaram (and the Bhimarathi river) have been referred to in literature dating back to the 13th century CE. Saint Jnaneshwar is said to have visited Tryambakeshwar and Bhimashankar. Chimaji Appa ( brother of Nanasaheb Peshva & son of Bajirao Peshva) has presented a large chime which he has won in war against Portuguese at Vasai Fort.


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Trekking spot MALSHEJ ghat ( Its a MANSOON TIME GUYS ) !!

Trekking spot MALSHEJ ghat ( Its a MANSOON TIME GUYS ) !!

near the city of Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra, India. The site is nestled in the lofty rugged hills of the Western Ghats. The best time to visit is between August and September. At this time of the year, the hills are clothed in a soothing shade of mint green and the weather is cool due to the monsoons. Known for its misty tops and ice cold cascades at this time of the year, the site is a very popular weekend getaway for most of the city's residents at that time of the year.




If you want to experience Nature at her prettiest, the hill station town of Malshej Ghat is a great place. Beautiful waterfalls, verdant green hillsides, interesting rock formations – the hill station of Malshej Ghat has all of this. Adding to the scenic vistas in Malshej Ghat are the flamboyant flamingoes, which come here between July and September all the way here from Europe.



Malshej Ghat is particularly beautiful during the monsoons when the falls become more tempestuous and the rain freshens everything in sight. If you are brave enough, get under some of the waterfalls – the spray will definitely revive you. Trek into the forest surrounding the hill station of Malshej Ghat– the tall stately trees a wonderful sight to behold.

Getting There

Drive to Malshej Ghat from Mumbai via Thane, Kalyan, Saralgaon and Vaishakhare. The nearest airport is Mumbai (150 km)and the nearest railhead is Kalyan (86 km -1 ½ hrs ), from where you can catch a bus to Malshej Ghat.

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Trekking spot - SHIVNERI Birth Place Of Shivaji Maharaj

Trekking spot - SHIVNERI Birth Place Of Shivaji Maharaj


Shivneri

( Birth Place Of Shivaji Maharaj )

HISTORY

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj - The name itself speak out the history. The total Maratha history is focused on this great person only. The creator of Hindi Swaraj was born here in 1627. He lived his childhood here and played here with his friends. The fort today also speaks out the greatest Maratha.

The fort is huge one and with good height. Because of it's uniqueness and difficult to reach , Shahaji - father of Shivaji - kept his wife - Jijabai during her pregnancy. The fort is tough to climb from the hills. But the normal road is comparatively simple through a bit time consuming. This road has 7 doors till one reaches the actual fort. The temple of 'Devi Shivai' is in between and which is very old. After the name of this goddess , Shivaji was named. The temple is very beautiful.

Shivneri is famous for Shivaji's birth. The birth - place of Shivaji is auspicious one and easily memorise the period. The building and the surroundings are worth to see. The other places to visit in Shivneri are 'Kaman Take' , 'Kadelot Tok' , 'Koli Chouthara ' and 'Dongarmatha' (the top of the fort). One can see various places like Khodad, Arvi and Kukadi dam nearby, in the same trip.
Truly, a place where one can remember Shivaji Maharaj and his childhood.


DESCRIPTION OF TREK :

The fort can be reached by two ways ;

RAJMARG
Its also called as Sat Darwajachi Wat. This is the easy route ever,this route is amazingly maintain and new construction are done to develop shivneri.













2. SAKHALI WAT
This is the shortest secret route to the fort that takes you through the 15 Feet Rock Patch. The Rock patch has been carved steps and railings. This takes you on the fort near SHIVKUNJ in 45 min.Beginners may feel little afraid on the rock patch to see the valley below.













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Fascinating Spots

The fort has a significant shape, like an arrowhead, pointing towards the north. Someone has described this as an arrow pointing towards the tyrant Moguls of north, threatening about Shivaji Maharaj. It is surrounded by about 7-8 forts in the region, and was built to guard the city of Junnar and the ancient route of Naneghat. From the top of the fort we can have a view of Lenyadri, a famous pilgrimage and the Giant Meteoric Radio Telescopes of Narayangaon.


1)Shiv Janmasthan:

This is the place on the fort where the birth of Shivaji Maharaj took place. This place is named as Shiv Mandir. Ahead of Shiv Mandir there is a huge water tank.













2) Kadelot point :


This is the place where prisoners were punished by throwing them down the fort. This point is on the northern end of the fort.

3)Shiv Kunj :


Shiv Kunj is a monument constructed by the state government, in honor of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Inside Shiv Kunj there is an idol of Bal Shivaji and Jijabai made of “Panchdhatu” (An alloy of 5 metals.)

4) Kamani Masjid :



In front of Shiv Kunj on can see this Kamani Masjid. It might have been named Kamani because the top of this structure is like bow that is called as Kaman in Hindi. On the east-facing wall there is an inscription in Urdu.

5) Ganga Jamuna :

These are the water cisterns behind the Shiv Kunj. Water in these cisterns is potable. On whole of Shivneri there are more than 10 water tanks.

6) Koli Chauthara


This monument is built in the place where Mughals killed thousands of Koli soldiers in the year 1650.

7) Ambarkhana :



Every fort needs to have a warehouse for its storage of grains and food products. Ambarkhana is the place where huge amount of grain can be stored. The caretakers here keep this place very clean.When descending/ascending through the way near Ambarkhana all the seven doors of the fort can be visited. These doors help us to imagine the strength this fort would have given to its defender. The sequence of these doors is as follows


LETS TAKE SOME VIEW OF SHIVNERI

SHIV MANDIR


















LONG VIEW OF SHIVNERI


VIEW FROM SHIVNERI

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Trekking spot Ratnagad - Superb Place for Trekkers

Trekking spot Ratnagad - Superb Place for Trekkers

Ratnagad is just 100 k.m from pune

Ratan(Gem) gad fort is a grand fort in the beautiful bhandardara region near Nashik(Nasik), it lies near harishchandragad and kalsubai peak. It lies 20 kms away from the bhandardara dam. Lashing rains for 2 days, extreme windy conditions and some exciting climbs made this one of the most memorable treks in recent times.


























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