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Season 2, 12 episodes

Episode 1: Raigad
- Now playing
- 23m
- Jul 9, 2015
The legend of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and his heroic deeds is so vivid and overpowering in our minds, that the place from where he created an empire is lost in the haze of his personal glories. The capital hill fort of Raigad in the Sahyadris is a stellar example of hill forts in Maharastra and its story has drama befitting that of the conqueror who went about defining the course of history from this flat hill top.
Episode 2: Kumbhalgarh
- 23m
- Jul 10, 2015
Rajasthan is replete with forts that are seeped in the royal tradition of valour and sacrifice. Amongst the hundreds that dot the martial land of brave warriors is an exceptional one that is its dark knight - the extravagantly large fort of Kumbhagarh. Designed and created by Rana Kumbha, it holds the distinction of having the second longest wall in the world - next only to the Great Wall of China - that charts a serpentine course of 36 kms across the Aravalis! A keeper and witness of key events in the history of Mewar, the soul of Rajasthan is incomplete without the reassuring countenance of Kumbhalgarh.
Episode 3: Asirgarh
- 23m
- Jul 13, 2015
At the northern edge of the massive Deccan plateau lies a forgotten fort that was once the key to open the doors to the Deccan. A survey by the British, extolled it as the strongest fort in the country and one that was never taken by force - depending on which version of its many histories you feel should be believed. With an antiquity that only grows older every time it is explored, Asirgarh is a treasure trove of fascinating spell binding stories so fantastic in their bearing that history and myth seem dyed in the same vat of riotous emotions.
Episode 4: Daulatabad
- 22m
- Jul 14, 2015
Roll Roll back a century and visit Indias new capital, Daulatabad, declared by Muhammad Tughlaq. Visit the destination to feel the magantism which continues to enthrall tourists and locals alike.back a century and visit India39s new capital, Daulatabad, declared by Muhammad Tughlaq. Visit the destination to feel the magantism which continues to enthrall tourists and locals alike.
Episode 5: Bijapur
- 22m
- Jul 15, 2015
Akul Tripathi visits the incredible city of Bijapur in this episode of Ekaant. Bursting with nuances of bravery, skill, diplomacy, patronage and an overbearing hangover of pathos, Bijapur is a sieve of memories that are destined to be treasured.
Episode 6: Burhanpur
- 23m
- Jul 16, 2015
The historical southern limit of Hindustan and from where the Deccan plateau would begin is the inconspicuous modern day town of Burhanpur. Inconspicuous, today, yes. But roll back a few centuries and Burhanpur was the second stronghold of the Mughals. And from that time lie undisturbed and forgotten, treasures of history in capsules of time that guard an eye opening past and some unlikely love stories.
Episode 7: Kangra
- 23m
- Jul 17, 2015
It is perhaps the oldest surviving fort in India – with references from as far back as the Mahabharata and a royal lineage that is just as ancient and illustrious. Built of rock and stone, sitting solid on the peak of a mountain that overlooks the grand confluence of Banging and Majhi rivers, it is easy to see that it must once have been formidable. Then why today, does it lie, a shadow of its former self?
Episode 8: Jageshwar
- 23m
- Jul 20, 2015
Too often, Ekaant (isolation) is associated with ruins. And a place in ruins is heartbreaking, but if anything could be worse, it is a place which still breathes, but no one cares. The Ekaant of ignorance and exclusion. The ousting from memory of a place that was once considered the paanchva dhaam and an unmissable pitstop in the pilgrimage circuit of Uttarakhand. What happened? Human error, vagaries of time or a divine rebuke?
Episode 9: Ramnagar
- 23m
- Jul 21, 2015
It takes many rivers to make a sea. And many unnamed rivulets plait together to make that happen. And in each rivulet is the sea. In the sea of history, Ramnagar is one such rivulet. Overlooked and undervalued in a corner of the state of Jammu & Kashmir, it holds in its womb the beginnings of the histories that define that region.
Episode 10: Leh Palace
- 23m
- Jul 22, 2015
The palace in Leh, the capital of Ladakh, is the picture postcard of the region. An architectural marvel, 9 stories high, it sits forlorn as the world around it changes dramatically. A change that was wrought when the will of one man from the distant plains of India caused ripples in history that shaped the folds of geography in this soul grabbing Himalayan region.
Episode 11: Bhathinda Qila Mubarak
- 23m
- Jul 23, 2015
In what was once the frontier regions of Hindustan, a silent sentinel traces its history as far back as when Jesus was walking the streets of Jerusalem. A fort that has been the proud host of great names like Mohammad Ghori, Mahmud Ghazni, Prithviraj Chauhan and where the indomitable Sultan Raziya was imprisoned, the Qila Mubarak of Bathinda, once the axe that broke the invaders from the north, seems stuck in a quicksand of time and is fast sinking into memory oblivion.
Episode 12: Mehrauli Archaeological Park
- 23m
- Jul 24, 2015
New Delhi, the capital of India is a city inhabited since time immemorial. The Mehrauli archaeological park is a 100-acre area that has collected within its limits ruins and monuments spanning 1000 years! From a remnant of the Lal Kot - the first fortification of Delhi to the time of the British asserting their dominion, the park is spread like what can only be called, an island of Indian history.

Ekaant

2014 to 2015
2 seasons
23m per episode
Documentary

Overview

India is known for its remarkable architecture and serene landscapes. Its rich history is steeped in mystery; its vastness - lends itself to several stories and urban legends. Ekaant takes you through the abandoned roads and alleys of some of India’s historic locations. Travelling through the spread out palaces and deserted forts, the show documents and investigates the eerie processes of abandonment of each site. How flourishing towns and cities came to be in ruins, is the question each episode seeks to answer. Ekaant explores the ceasing of life and the triumph of nature even in the most populated of places and takes you on the road no longer travelled.

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Ran for 2 seasons and 38 episodes (2014 to 2015)
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Status: Ended
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 38
First aired: November 19, 2014
Last aired: July 24, 2015
Original language: Hindi
Countries: India

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Akul TripathiSelf - Presenter

Episodes

Season 2, 12 episodes

Episode 1: Raigad
- Now playing
- 23m
- Jul 9, 2015
The legend of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and his heroic deeds is so vivid and overpowering in our minds, that the place from where he created an empire is lost in the haze of his personal glories. The capital hill fort of Raigad in the Sahyadris is a stellar example of hill forts in Maharastra and its story has drama befitting that of the conqueror who went about defining the course of history from this flat hill top.
Episode 2: Kumbhalgarh
- 23m
- Jul 10, 2015
Rajasthan is replete with forts that are seeped in the royal tradition of valour and sacrifice. Amongst the hundreds that dot the martial land of brave warriors is an exceptional one that is its dark knight - the extravagantly large fort of Kumbhagarh. Designed and created by Rana Kumbha, it holds the distinction of having the second longest wall in the world - next only to the Great Wall of China - that charts a serpentine course of 36 kms across the Aravalis! A keeper and witness of key events in the history of Mewar, the soul of Rajasthan is incomplete without the reassuring countenance of Kumbhalgarh.
Episode 3: Asirgarh
- 23m
- Jul 13, 2015
At the northern edge of the massive Deccan plateau lies a forgotten fort that was once the key to open the doors to the Deccan. A survey by the British, extolled it as the strongest fort in the country and one that was never taken by force - depending on which version of its many histories you feel should be believed. With an antiquity that only grows older every time it is explored, Asirgarh is a treasure trove of fascinating spell binding stories so fantastic in their bearing that history and myth seem dyed in the same vat of riotous emotions.
Episode 4: Daulatabad
- 22m
- Jul 14, 2015
Roll Roll back a century and visit Indias new capital, Daulatabad, declared by Muhammad Tughlaq. Visit the destination to feel the magantism which continues to enthrall tourists and locals alike.back a century and visit India39s new capital, Daulatabad, declared by Muhammad Tughlaq. Visit the destination to feel the magantism which continues to enthrall tourists and locals alike.
Episode 5: Bijapur
- 22m
- Jul 15, 2015
Akul Tripathi visits the incredible city of Bijapur in this episode of Ekaant. Bursting with nuances of bravery, skill, diplomacy, patronage and an overbearing hangover of pathos, Bijapur is a sieve of memories that are destined to be treasured.
Episode 6: Burhanpur
- 23m
- Jul 16, 2015
The historical southern limit of Hindustan and from where the Deccan plateau would begin is the inconspicuous modern day town of Burhanpur. Inconspicuous, today, yes. But roll back a few centuries and Burhanpur was the second stronghold of the Mughals. And from that time lie undisturbed and forgotten, treasures of history in capsules of time that guard an eye opening past and some unlikely love stories.
Episode 7: Kangra
- 23m
- Jul 17, 2015
It is perhaps the oldest surviving fort in India – with references from as far back as the Mahabharata and a royal lineage that is just as ancient and illustrious. Built of rock and stone, sitting solid on the peak of a mountain that overlooks the grand confluence of Banging and Majhi rivers, it is easy to see that it must once have been formidable. Then why today, does it lie, a shadow of its former self?
Episode 8: Jageshwar
- 23m
- Jul 20, 2015
Too often, Ekaant (isolation) is associated with ruins. And a place in ruins is heartbreaking, but if anything could be worse, it is a place which still breathes, but no one cares. The Ekaant of ignorance and exclusion. The ousting from memory of a place that was once considered the paanchva dhaam and an unmissable pitstop in the pilgrimage circuit of Uttarakhand. What happened? Human error, vagaries of time or a divine rebuke?
Episode 9: Ramnagar
- 23m
- Jul 21, 2015
It takes many rivers to make a sea. And many unnamed rivulets plait together to make that happen. And in each rivulet is the sea. In the sea of history, Ramnagar is one such rivulet. Overlooked and undervalued in a corner of the state of Jammu & Kashmir, it holds in its womb the beginnings of the histories that define that region.
Episode 10: Leh Palace
- 23m
- Jul 22, 2015
The palace in Leh, the capital of Ladakh, is the picture postcard of the region. An architectural marvel, 9 stories high, it sits forlorn as the world around it changes dramatically. A change that was wrought when the will of one man from the distant plains of India caused ripples in history that shaped the folds of geography in this soul grabbing Himalayan region.
Episode 11: Bhathinda Qila Mubarak
- 23m
- Jul 23, 2015
In what was once the frontier regions of Hindustan, a silent sentinel traces its history as far back as when Jesus was walking the streets of Jerusalem. A fort that has been the proud host of great names like Mohammad Ghori, Mahmud Ghazni, Prithviraj Chauhan and where the indomitable Sultan Raziya was imprisoned, the Qila Mubarak of Bathinda, once the axe that broke the invaders from the north, seems stuck in a quicksand of time and is fast sinking into memory oblivion.
Episode 12: Mehrauli Archaeological Park
- 23m
- Jul 24, 2015
New Delhi, the capital of India is a city inhabited since time immemorial. The Mehrauli archaeological park is a 100-acre area that has collected within its limits ruins and monuments spanning 1000 years! From a remnant of the Lal Kot - the first fortification of Delhi to the time of the British asserting their dominion, the park is spread like what can only be called, an island of Indian history.

Episodes

E1 Episode 1: Raigad

E2 Episode 2: Kumbhalgarh

E3 Episode 3: Asirgarh

E4 Episode 4: Daulatabad

E5 Episode 5: Bijapur

E6 Episode 6: Burhanpur

E7 Episode 7: Kangra

E8 Episode 8: Jageshwar

E9 Episode 9: Ramnagar

E10 Episode 10: Leh Palace

E11 Episode 11: Bhathinda Qila Mubarak

E12 Episode 12: Mehrauli Archaeological Park

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E1 Episode 1: Raigad

E2 Episode 2: Kumbhalgarh

E3 Episode 3: Asirgarh

E4 Episode 4: Daulatabad

E5 Episode 5: Bijapur

E6 Episode 6: Burhanpur

E7 Episode 7: Kangra

E8 Episode 8: Jageshwar

E9 Episode 9: Ramnagar

E10 Episode 10: Leh Palace

E11 Episode 11: Bhathinda Qila Mubarak

E12 Episode 12: Mehrauli Archaeological Park

Episode 1: Raigad

Episode 2: Kumbhalgarh

Episode 3: Asirgarh

Episode 4: Daulatabad

Episode 5: Bijapur

Episode 6: Burhanpur

Episode 7: Kangra

Episode 8: Jageshwar

Episode 9: Ramnagar

Episode 10: Leh Palace

Episode 11: Bhathinda Qila Mubarak

Episode 12: Mehrauli Archaeological Park

Episode 1: Raigad

Episode 2: Kumbhalgarh

Episode 3: Asirgarh

Episode 4: Daulatabad

Episode 5: Bijapur

Episode 6: Burhanpur

Episode 7: Kangra

Episode 8: Jageshwar

Episode 9: Ramnagar

Episode 10: Leh Palace

Episode 11: Bhathinda Qila Mubarak

Episode 12: Mehrauli Archaeological Park