A Bundelkhand princess of mixed Hindu and Muslim heritage who catches Bajirao's eye. Determined to pursue their love, she travels to Pune, endures humiliation from Radhabai, and becomes Bajirao's second wife. She survives an assassination plot, faces constant hostility, and ultimately dies in captivity after being imprisoned by her rivals.
Mastani formally petitions the Maratha ruler for recognition.
Mastani goes to Chhatrapati Shahu's court and asks to be recognized as the Peshwa's consort.
Nana Saheb becomes a direct opponent of Mastani.
Nana Saheb expresses strong hatred for Mastani and later participates in imprisoning her and her son.
Mastani faces Radhabai as her principal family adversary.
Radhabai rejects Mastani's intentions, disparages her religion, and repeatedly tries to drive her away from Pune.
Mastani and Kashibai are placed in a painful shared marriage.
Mastani becomes the Peshwa's wife after Kashibai is already his wife, and both women become pregnant by him.
Mastani is King Chhatrasal's daughter.
The plot identifies Mastani as the daughter of the Hindu Rajput king Chhatrasal and Ruhani Begum.
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