Stree 2: The place in Chanderi where Shraddha said goodbye to Vicky, the story is related to the history of 1480

Amar Kaushik’s film ‘Stree’ was shot in Chanderi and its sequel was released recently. The special scene where Shraddha Kapoor bids goodbye to Rajkummar Rao became everyone’s favourite. Today we bring you its real story. It is said that the scene shown in the film is the entrance to Chanderi and it is in Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh. Let us tell you all about it, what is its history. The huge gate is built by cutting the rock of a hill and it is 10 meters high and 25 meters wide. According to SwatiJain.com, the inscription in Devanagari and Nashka scripts on this gate shows that the Kati Ghati was built in 1480 AD by Jiman Khan, who was the son of Sher Khan, the then governor of Chanderi.

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Once upon a time, it was said that the Sultan of Malwa, Ghiyasuddin Khilji, announced his/her visit to Chanderi and suddenly asked for a gate to be built. Jimn Khan had just one night to build this gate to welcome Khilji and he/she promised a good reward to the one who built this gate. It is said that out of 100 masons, only one accepted this challenge and interestingly, he/she also completed the work, leaving Khan stunned.

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However, Jimon deliberately did not want to reward the mason, pointing out that this entrance has no door and the safety of the Sultan of Malwa could be at risk. The poor mason could not bear the news of not getting the reward for his/her hard work and committed suicide right there. The grave that can be seen right next to the gate is exactly where the mason fell after taking his/her own life.

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his/her sacrifice is today the biggest tourist attraction of Chanderi and sadly, it still does not have a pleasant story named after him/her. A story about the Kati Ghati also tells that the hill was obstructing the way of Babur’s army to enter Chanderi, so he/she ordered the hill to be cut to make a path for him/her. However, people from far and wide come to see this place.