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In 16th century India, undefeated warrior Bajirao was bestowed with the title of Prime Minister, and became the greatest weapon of his Empire. Bajirao recieves a rider with an urgent request to save a fort under siege by the Moguls, Bajirao's greatest opponents. He refuses initially, but is mesmerized by the rider, a beautiful Rajput princess who rode for days to seek him out. Despite Bajirao's best efforts, he cannot deny his love for Princess Mastani. She pursued him to Pune, where Bajirao's family promptly sent her away. Bajirao faced great opposition from his family, his people, and his priests. Every attempt is made to separate them, but they always find their way to each other, finally paying the ultimate price in the name of love.

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Extensive research was done before moving into pre-production, which required the creation of twenty-two highly detailed sets, and numerous costumes and props to strengthen its opulence and high production value. Principal photography was done on sets constructed in Film City, with some portions being filmed on location. Visual effects and CGI were used in post-production to enhance a number of scenes.

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Bajirao Mastani Official Trailer with Subtitle | Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra

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Witness the power and glory of one of India's greatest empires, and the epic love story of the warrior Peshwa, Bajirao. Watch the full theatrical trailer of 'Bajirao Mastani' on Eros Now!

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About 300 costumes were designed for the three leads alone.Real zari and goldwires were used to weave the costumes. Since no pictures of Kashibai existed the paintings of Raja Ravi Varma were used as a reference for designing her looks and costumes.Modi had designed eighty navvari or nine-yard saris with bright colours such as yellows, hot pink, emerald green and purple, inspired from the Raja Ravi Varma paintings, for Chopra. The custom-made nine-yard saris were weaved by craftsmen from Maheshwar, Chander and Varanasi; they were made a little lighter than usual to avoid making Chopra Priyanka look large on screen. For making the saris, fabrics such as Mul-Mul, silk, muslin, khadi and chanderis worn in that period were designed. For one song sequence featuring Chopra, Modi had created six sets of the same sari

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Bajirao and Marathas of his time used different weapons based on enemy and terrain of war.Marathas fought their enemies in 2 major ways: Combat where man to man fight used to offer with Guns, cannons, Bows, arrows, Javelin, swords and dandpatta.