"Veera, the main hero of the novel Rajdharma, is born at midnight on the new moon day of Asadh month. It rained heavily that night and Champapur village was on the verge of drowning due to the overflow of the Tapti river. The protagonist's father Hariya (Hariprasad) along with other villagers is struggling to save his village by repairing the dam of the river. So here in the house at midnight the hero is born. Tantrik Jatashankar kidnaps that child on the sixth day of birth, because he wants to become the most powerful person in the world by sacrificing him. Jatashankar does not want to become the king of any state, but wants to create such a black empire of his own, whose terror is in all the surrounding states. He has a special eye on Sumergarh, Pritamgarh and Sitargarh. When he prepares to sacrifice the child on the full moon night, he finds that such a planet is running in the child's horoscope that if he is sacrificed now, he will not be able to get the full benefit of his tantric activity. He saw that after 18 years the mahadasha of a benefic planet would come for that child and then his tantric rituals would be completely successful if he was sacrificed. So he takes care of that child as a parrot for 18 years and names him Veera. A few months after Veera's arrival Tantrik's wife gives birth to a daughter and later Veera falls in love with Manjhari, Tantrik's daughter. Later, Manjri and her mother help Veera to escape from there. When Veera worries about the safety of mother and daughter while running away, Manjhari's mother says, 'Son Veera, this is the custom of the world that whenever a daughter has fallen in love, her mother also has to undergo a fire test. Son, I am his wife and this is his daughter, he will not kill us. You are in danger from him, because he has already fixed the date of your sacrifice 18 years ago.' Later this Veera becomes first the crown prince and later the king of his Sumergarh kingdom."--

In Hindi