the queen became queen of england on 10 july 1553.
the queen became queen of england on 10 july 1553.
when did the queen become queen of england?
10 july 1553
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once the truth about his son is revealed to satpal, he attempts to get rid of veer. before doing so, he realizes he must first break the bond between him and his staunchest supporter, dharam. the kingdom has "an eye for an eye" as the ultimate law. dharam's father is accused of shoddily preparing a chariot wheel which caused a soldier to lose his hands. in reality, satpal and his son ranjeet sabotaged it. the queen is forced to chop of dharam's father's hands in retribution. dharam vows never to forgive veer for this. satpal and his son then kill dharam's mother and use one of the prince's royal arrows. dharam finds this and accuses the prince of the murder. in retribution for the mother he has lost, dharam demands the queen become his mother. although veer strongly protests, the queen submits, stating that she must be seen to uphold the law or no-one will. for this act, veer begins to bitterly hate dharam. veer challenges dharam to a duel and dharam accepts. satpal and his son know that in this duel, dharam will kill veer and they will get dharam executed for veer's murder. whilst the boys are fighting, the poor blacksmith reveals the story of how dharam came to him and his wife. he shows the queen the cloth the baby was wrapped in. the queen realizes that this was, in fact, her own child who she believed to have been carried off by a falcon. she stops the fight just in time to stop the brothers from killing each other and reveals their relationship. reunited, the brothers now face the challenge of disposing of the forces that satpal singh has gathered together. in the end, satpal is killed by dharam. the films special appeal is its grand and colorful sets, melodious music as well as its sharp screenplay and storyline based in the medieval period.
dharam veer (film)