I think we should think about Jaunpur, Gwalior and Bengal once.
All three of them are very important for our empire.
I will take a decision regarding this as soon as possible.
For now, give me news about Tath, Mahoba and Chandigo.
Is everything fine there?
The news is that...
May His Majesty live for long!
King Bharmal wants to meet you.
Bring him here with due respect.
Yes, Your Majesty.
Come, King. Have a seat.
Tell me.
You didn't face any problem in Agra, did you?
No. You have made nice arrangements.
King, I want to talk to you about something.
I hope you will understand what I'm trying to say.
Sometimes, a King has to forget his relations...
...and take severe decisions.
Putting your children under house arrest was one of those decisions.
I hope you won't have any bitterness...
...in your heart regarding this incident.
At this moment, a King has not come to meet His Majesty.
But in fact, as a father-in-law, I want to talk to my son-in-law.
I hope your ego won't be hurt.
Tell me.
Your son-in-law is ready to listen to you.
The royal clan who can stand against their own relatives for...
...your honor, they can also stand against you for their honor.
When I came to know that you have accused my innocent children...
...I could have fought for my honor.
I've always fought for our honor. I could have fought even then.
I stopped myself not because...
...I was surrounded by your soldiers.
But I stopped myself because I didn't want...
...to fight against my relative.
This relationship between us has bonded Amer and Agra.
In our family, a son-in-law is considered more than a son.
Sons are loved...
...but a son in law is not only loved, but also given respect.
And that respect stopped me from fighting against you.
You are an emperor.
And as a district in charge, it's my duty to upkeep your dignity.
I don't doubt your bravery and loyalty, King.
And I am not unaware of your feelings of maintaining a relation.
That is why, I am requesting you to consider this incident as...
...a King's helplessness and not your son-in-law's arrogance.
I understand.
That is why, I have come to advice you something.
Tell me.
If an ordinary person does something, no one notices it.
But if a King does some work, then it becomes history.
Your Majesty, I am afraid that even though...
...my children were innocent, they were punished.
If it became history...
...then it would be your insult as well as Jodha's insult.
So, to rectify this mistake, what should I do, King?
A King's each word is irrevocable. It's permanent.
But people's attention can be diverted from it.
By doing something bigger than that.
Before your injustice takes root...
...you have to take a just decision.
In the light of that justice, injustice will be forgotten.
You are my son-in-law.
And I really want that the entire world should...
...know you as a fair king.
And not as an unwise and bias ruler.
Your advice is very important for me, King.
I promise you that I will try to implement on it.
One more thing. I want your permission.
I want to go to Amer.
The news of the death of Sujanpur's Prince,
Ratan Singh would be reaching Amer.
Before this news reaches Amer, I want to reach Amer...
...so that I can handle Mainavati and Sukanya.
I can understand, King.
You and all your four Princes can leave for Amer immediately.
No, Your Majesty.
My sons will stay here in Agra...
...until the one who tried to harm...
...the pride of Amer is not arrested.
Allow me to leave.
I hope I will get the chance to serve you again.
I also hope that Amer will always be with you, Your Majesty.
Goodbye, Your Excellency.
God wills you have a safe journey.
I thank God that he kept my belief intact.
And my daughter, Jodha was proved innocent from this accusation.
I am thankful to you, Your Excellency.
In the court room, you didn't let the pride and honor of Rajput fall.
By accepting Jodha as your daughter, you stood with her...
...and opposed the accusation on her.
You are the most revered to us.
The truth is that Mainavati and I are at ease there in Amer...
...because you are here with Jodha.
I am proud that Jodha is the Queen of the Mughal empire.
That's your modesty.
Permit me to leave.
Moti.
Here, His Majesty is present. All the ministers and mother are...
...also present, but Maham Anga is not to be seen anywhere.
I noticed that.
Do one thing.
Inform Maham Anga that I want to...
...meet her in the kitchen immediately.
"God is great."
"I bear witness that there is no god except the One God."
Minister.
I have heard that His Majesty...
...himself went to see off King Bharmal.
-So? -So... Are you not astonished?
His Majesty gives so much respect to very few people. And...
He is the King.
He has to take care of the kingdom, relations, subjects, everything.
After the death of Bairam Khan, Jalal is gradually...
...becoming accustomed to these things.
Greetings, Maham Anga.
Tell me.
Well, I have brought a message of Queen Jodha.
She has called you to the kitchen immediately.
Don't forget your status, maid.
Do you know whom you are ordering?
Did you forget that you were buried in the wall?
Keep quiet, Resham.
It is not her fault.
She is merely conveying someone else's message.
She is only following the instruction of Queen Jodha.
Since Queen Jodha has called, so this...
...ordinary person will have to go.
Isn't it, Ms. Moti?
Ms. Moti, you go. I will come.
She has been punished, but she is still so arrogant.
Queen Jodha is still arrogant.
Resham, it is believed...
...that when God blesses you with beauty, arrogance follows.
Jalal has released Queen Jodha from house arrest...
...so she will issue orders.
She is Queen Jodha and I am...
...an ordinary maid of the Moghul empire.
I will have to go.
-So come. -No, Resham.
No.
The order is only for me.
So only I shall go.
Because even I want to see what important...
...work Queen Jodha has with me.
Hello, minister.
"Maham Anga!"
Greetings, Maham Anga.
"What is Jodha doing with these boxes?"
"Oh God!"
"I think she knows what is going on in my mind."
I am mixing juice in saffron.
"Maham Anga!"
Actually, my father has gone back to Amer.
But my brothers are still here.
"Maham Anga!"
They are very upset even after being proved innocent.
They are so hurt by the insult that they are not eating food properly.
Their faces have turned pale.
So I thought that I shall prepare...
...something for their health.
What is this?
Well, there is saffron in this...
...and thorn apple juice in this.
Forgive me.
I can't forget this word.
I say it again and again.
There is essence in this and rose water.
In my Amer, this is what we mix with saffron.
Thorn apple juice is mixed by people in Agra.
Isn't it?
"What kind of game is Jodha playing?"
"Is it that she has discovered the truth about me?"
Queen Jodha, have you called me here to show me all these things?
Yes. Absolutely.
You see, this is my first attempt, but you are experienced.
That is why, I want to know from you...
...whether I am mixing it properly or not.
Isn't this how you had mixed poison in the saffron...
...that came from Amer?
Maham Anga, I have found out that it was you who had mixed...
...poison in the saffron that came from Amer.
Queen Jodha, if you are joking...
...this is not something to joke about.
I know. It is a matter of justice.
In our place, the Queens of His Majesty...
...don't have the right to give and get justice.
Only His Majesty has this right.
It is my wish that His Majesty should do justice...
...which he hasn't been able to do yet.
So, you want justice?
Come on.
I myself will go to His Majesty to give you justice.
Come on. The performance you showed me...
...muster the courage to show the same in front of His Majesty.
I don't have any problem in it.
Let us go.
Your Majesty, minister Maham Anga...
...and Queen Jodha want to meet you.
Yes, sir.
I am surprised to see both of you together.
You will be more surprised when you will...
...come to know what we have come to talk about.
Your culprit has been found, Jalal.
Who is that culprit, aunt? Tell me his name.
I am waiting since long to kill him.
The one who mixed poison in Queen Ruqaiya's...
...saffron, that culprit is present in front of you.
That person is the minister of the Moghul empire...
...your aunt who nursed you.
She is Maham Anga.
I have killed your son, your unborn heir.
What?!
No.
This can't be true, aunt.
Jalal, every word spoken by the King and his Queen is true.
At least I have believed this.
Until today whatever His Majesty or...
...His Queens ordered me or told me, I accepted all that.
His Majesty Humayun made me...
...an important person of the Moghul empire...
I accepted that.
You... you considered me your aunt,
I accepted that.
Today, your Queen Jodha considers me...
...your unborn heir's murderer.
"Maham Anga!"
So I accepted it, Jalal.
Yes, Jalal. The murderer is not the one who stabs.
The murderer is also that person...
...because of whose failure the murder was committed.
During the celebration, it was my duty...
...to check the things that came from outside.
I failed in it.
So I am the culprit, am I not, Jalal?
First, I blamed Queen Jodha. Now it is her turn.
I admit that I am the culprit and I am guilty.
I committed a mistake, Jalal.
I am present in front of you.
Either kill me or send me to...
...Mecca so that I can go in God's shelter.
I have killed his child whom...
...I have brought up as my own child.
Oh God!
Before hearing this accusation, it is better that I die.
Jalal, this is enough.
Since so many years, I have loyally served the Moghul...
...empire and after that I am getting this reward that she...
Enough. I don't want to live anymore.
Behead me.
I confess to my crime. I have committed the murder.
-Kill me, Jalal. -No, aunt.
I know why you did this.
Because I considered you guilty...
...and put you under house arrest.
That is why you want to make me fall in my own estimation.
I have believed you to be innocent. Be happy about it.
Now leave the task of finding the real culprit to me.
I have brought the culprit in front of you...
Enough, Queen Jodha!
Do you know whom you have tried to accuse?
I won't be able to repay the debt...
...of her upbringing even if I lay down my life.
And you have tried to accuse her...
...whom I can lay down my life for.
How can she kill my unborn child?
Do you know how important she is for me?
I was so small when I was put under her care.
My own uncle tried to kill me. He even arrested me.
He made me stand on the roof of the fort in front of cannons.
My parents couldn't do anything.
They were helpless, powerless.
At that moment, she...
...she jumped in front of...
...the exploding cannons, shooting arrows and saved my life.
And since then, she has been my armor.
I know Adham Khan used to cry...
...but she used to leave him and take care of me.
She put her own child's upbringing aside...
...and brought me up with love.
Queen Jodha, do you know?
There are only two people whom I trust.
One was late uncle Khan and the other is my aunt.
After the death of uncle Khan, I promised myself that...
...the world might ruin me...
...but I won't let those people get ruined whom I love.
First, I lost my uncle Khan and then my child.
But now, I won't lose my aunt.
In Queen Ruqaiya's case, I thought you are innocent.
But now, by accusing my aunt, you have committed a grave sin.
And for that you will definitely be punished.
-I will... -No, Jalal.
No. You won't do anything like that.
Anger is a person's enemy.
And if that person is an emperor, it would be...
"Maham Anga!"
...better for him to keep anger away from himself.
Because Jalal, anger makes His Majesty...
...incapable of taking a decision.
"Maham Anga!"
I have experienced what heaven is, Jalal.
Seeing your trust on me, I feel solace.
Anyone can accuse, anyone can point fingers...
...but I am proud of my son.
No matter what anyone says...
"Maham Anga!"
...but he will never doubt his aunt.
Queen Jodha, forgive me.
"Maham Anga!"
But without any proof, you accused me.
But today, in front of His Majesty, I promise that...
...I will find evidence against the killer.
And present it to you, Your Majesty.
Be grateful, Queen Jodha, that aunt saved your life.
Else, no one would have been...
...able to save you from Jalal's wrath today.
"Maham Anga!"
Go away from here.
"Maham Anga!"
Now calm down, Jodha.
What was the need for you to go to...
...His Majesty without any proof?
You yourself said that His Majesty won't consider...
...Maham Anga guilty on anyone's saying.
Then why did he consider my brothers and me guilty?
Do you know, Moti?
What is His Majesty's biggest weakness?
He is very gullible.
He only listens to those whom he wants to listen.
I do agree, Jodha.
But His Majesty trusts Maham Anga blindly.
That is why, he is not able to see anything.
A person can conquer the world with trust.
But blind trust brings only destruction.
The culprit is standing in front of him and...
...he is talking about finding him.
Why are you thinking so much about him?
He has considered you and Amer innocent, right?
So that's it. Let him do whatever he is doing.
Had it been in my hand, Moti...
...I wouldn't have even thought about him.
I abhor him so much.
And why would I think about him?
If you don't think about him...
...then why did you feel bad when he lost his child?
I felt bad for that mother who couldn't experience...
...the happiness of becoming a mother.
I felt bad that I am the wife of such a man who is unwise.
He has anger to show, punishment to give...
...and revenge to take.
This is what he is all about.
I am angry that why did he insult my family without any reason.
I am angry that why doesn't he listen to them...
...who are his well-wishers.
Because he loves Maham Anga, Jodha.
But Maham Anga doesn't love him.
Because of her selfish reasons...
...Maham Anga loved His Majesty.
And for her selfishness, she killed his unborn child.
He doesn't understand that the people around him...
...are there because he is powerful.
You didn't do the right thing, Queen Jodha.
You have committed a grave sin...
...by accusing my aunt.
What happened, Resham?
Why you are so shell shocked?
Not only me, but anyone would be shell shocked...
...after hearing this news, minister.
Now I am more fearful of you.
You should be.
Resham, fear is a very useful thing.
Many times, due to fear, life moves ahead.
Minister, until today, you have told me...
...to kill His Majesty's unborn babies...
...who were nurturing in his wives' womb.
Then this time, why didn't you trust me?
You hid it even from me.
As far as trust is concerned,
Resham, I trust you even today.
That is why I shared my secret with you.
I haven't even told this secret to Adham Khan.
This should assure you how much I trust you.
And there is a right time for everything, Resham.
Anything done at the wrong time is always proved wrong.
And this time, I didn't want to commit any mistake.
Ma"am, but Queen Jodha has found out about this.
And she is not afraid of anyone.
Not even His Majesty.
Before she does anything, you will have to do something.
According to me, you should go...
...somewhere far away from here, minister.
You are right, Resham.
I will have to do something.
What shall I do? I will think about that.
And you... bring cold drink for me.
"Maham Anga!"
Queen Jodha, in politics, you are a novice...
...and I am an experienced player.
I easily nullified your first attack.
And now,
I won't give you another chance...
...to attack me again.
"Maham Anga!"
For the first time, I am seeing that since the time you have come...
...you are silent even though you are with me.
I think that you are very close to the murderer.
I wish that was true, Ruqaiya.
As soon as possible, I want to find out about him.
Otherwise people will start considering it as my failure.
Don't blame yourself, Jalal.
If the murderer is not yet caught, then it is not your fault.
The mistake is mine, Ruqaiya.
I have released Queen Jodha.
What do you mean?
I mean to say that now she will try to weaken my strength.
I don't have a heart...
...but she has targeted that person who is closest to my heart.
Whom?
Aunt.
I had not even dreamt that...
...Queen Jodha will accuse aunt.
But on what basis did Queen Jodha say...
...that aunt played this ruse?
Ruqaiya, she leveled this allegation on aunt without any proof.
Queen Jodha has done a very wrong thing.
I feel so bad to think how hurt aunt must be.
Queen Jodha is not so foolish that without...
...any proof she will go against Maham Anga.
What has she found out that she is blaming that person...
...on whom His Majesty doesn't even raise his voice?
What can that be?
There are no allegations on you. You are free.
It would be better if you stay away from this matter.
There are hardships in disclosing the truth, Moti.
Today, His Majesty won't believe me...
...tomorrow, he won't believe me.
But for how long will he not believe me?
Until His Majesty doesn't believe me...
...that Maham Anga is the real culprit, I will keep trying.
Bear one thing in mind, Jodha.
Without any proof, your every attempt will be unsuccessful.
Then it is fine.
This time, I will present evidence in front of His Majesty.
You called me, Queen Ruqaiya?
I want to play a game of chess with you today.
As you wish, Queen Ruqaiya.
But today, I don't feel like playing chess.
Hey!
I thought that after proving Queen Jodha a liar...
...you must be feeling good.
Don't be surprised.
Jalal doesn't hide anything from me.
He told me that Queen Jodha has...
...accused you of being a murderer.
"Maham Anga!"
What do you think?
It's not about me.
What is important is what Jalal thinks.
Jalal is closest to three people.
Queen Hamida Banu, me...
...and his aunt, that is, you.
Even if messiahs come and swear...
...Jalal can still never doubt all three of us.
He didn't believe Queen Jodha.
He did a good thing.
But I didn't like what you did.
What did I do that Queen Ruqaiya disliked?
You supported Queen Jodha.
What?
I supported Queen Jodha?
Yes.
If you wanted, then Jalal could have punished Queen Jodha.
If you wanted, then Queen Jodha...
...could have been thrown out of Agra.
But you didn't let that happen.
May I know why?
Queen Ruqiaya, a murder has been committed.
There would be discussions, fingers would be pointed...
...there would be allegations.
His Majesty will get angry and...
...in such a case, he can fall ill.
Anyone might accuse me, say anything about me...
...it doesn't matter to me.
But it is not acceptable to me that...
...my son Jalal falls ill.
Today, for the first time, you are leaving...
...your game of chess incomplete, Maham Anga.
There is an entire life left to complete...
...this game of chess, Queen Ruqaiya.
But Jalal and you have lost the heir of the Moghul empire.
He has been murdered and that murderer is not yet caught.
That work is still pending.
I think I should first concentrate on catching that murderer.
The culprit should be caught. Then for the rest of my life...
...I will play chess with you, Queen Ruqaiya.
Allow me to leave.
"Maham Anga!"
Looking at your behavior, it doesn't seem like...
...you have committed such a heinous act...
...that Queen Jodha has accused you of.
But even then I don't know why but I feel like...
...pondering over what Queen Jodha said.
The Moghuls can put up posts at the river banks.
And send the spies to find out the further plan.
I had a question on my mind.
It would take years to gather an army against the Moghuls.
But in those years Jalaluddin's power will also increase.
Our army will not be strong enough to fight against him.
An army is not necessary to win a war, minister.
Only determined feelings are required.
And the feeling of keeping oneself free...
...is the biggest and the most powerful one...
...which I have.
No matter how much time it takes, but victory will be mine.
Jalal can't defeat me.
But one day I will definitely force him to break down.
But all the Rajputs don't think like you, Your Excellency.
I understand whom you are talking about.
Bharmal was a coward.
Out of his fear for war, he married his daughter to Jalal.
And by accepting the administrative rank, he yielded.
But I am not a coward.
Greetings, Your Excellency.
King Bharmal along with his ministers and...
...a few soldiers have left for Amer from Agra.
According to the information, he will pass through this path.
May His Majesty live a long life!
Queen Jodha wants to meet you.
-Send her in. -Yes.
Before saying anything, remember one thing, Queen Jodha.
If you tried to accuse aunt again...
...you will be severely punished for that.
The one who has come to seek justice...
...what else can you give, apart from punishment?
I am not afraid of punishment. I will say whatever I have to say.
Last time, Queen Ruqaiya saved you.
This time, aunt saved you.
But now, your luck may not be so good, Queen Jodha.
Cowards worry about luck and I am not one.
You had said that I shouldn't come to you without any proof.
So this time, I want to present the evidence before you.
Call Rahim.
He himself saw Maham Anga mixing poison in the saffron.
Call Rahim here.
I am amazed, Queen Jodha, that you made...
...a four-year-old boy a part of your conspiracy.
What can I do if a four-year-old boy...
...saw Maham Anga hatching a conspiracy?
You won't believe me.
Maybe, a four-year-old boy will make you realize that...
...until now, you have failed to discover your aunt's true colors.
Keep quiet. Not a single word more.
In the Moghul empire, culprits get not mercy, but punishment.
Even if they are my relatives.
Come here, Rahim.
Look, Rahim.
That day, what you told me regarding the box...
...say that to His Majesty.
Rahim, did you take that box?
I didn't steal. I am not a thief.
Don't punish me.
Rahim, don't worry. From where did you get that box?
Who was there? Who was adding poison in it?
Tell me.
Don't try to misguide him. I am talking to him.
Rahim, did you take that box?
I didn't steal it.
I won't talk to this mother.
She is bad.
Rahim...
So, he was your witness.
I am telling the truth, Your Majesty.
The truth is, Queen Jodha, that you...
...pressurized a four-year-old child and forced him to speak lies.
Didn't your conscience stop you even once?
He won't even know what poison is.
And you wanted him to say that...
...he saw aunt mixing poison in the saffron.
But I...
I don't want to listen to anything more, Queen Jodha.
You were making tall claims about your upbringing.
Is this your upbringing that you made a child be a perjury?
Truth is truth, Your Majesty.
Whether a grown up says it or a child.
You are right.
As that child said, you are bad.
He is a child.
He got scared that you might punish him for stealing the box.
That's why he ran off due to fear.
He ran away after seeing your wickedness, Queen Jodha.
And you go away from here before I lose my temper.
And next time, don't try to come to me...
...without any proof or witness.
Now go from here.
It is my fault.
I am trying to show the truth to such a person...
...who trusts someone blindly.
To know the truth, one has to keep himself away from all...
...relations and emotional bonding, Your Majesty.
Until you don't do this, you will never realize the truth.
Didn't you hear me? Go away from here.
I don't know why Queen Jodha is hell-bent on accusing aunt.
Luck is not in my favour, Moti.
Now there is no other way left.
But, Jodha, when Rahim told you the truth, why didn't he...
...say anything in front of His Majesty?
Rahim is a child, Moti.
He got scared on seeing His Majesty's anger.
He thought that His Majesty will punish him...
...that is why, he couldn't utter anything.
I had just one last witness with me.
Now what will we do?
What has to be done?
I won't accept defeat.
I will keep trying.
I am sure that Goddess will definitely show me some way.
Take the offerings of Goddess, Queen Jodha.
Offerings of Goddess, here in Agra?
Yes.
There is an old temple of Goddess in the marketplace...
...a little away from the palace.
I have brought it from there.
Did you see, Moti?
This is Goddess's indication.
Just now I had asked for Her help and she gave me an indication.
Now only Goddess can help me to come out of this problem.
I will have to go to that temple to worship Goddess.
Right now. At this moment.
But, Jodha, I accept that you are not under house arrest.
But without His Highness's permission...
...we can't leave the palace and go.
But we can take permission and go to worship.
And as it is, before marriage, His Majesty had promised me...
...that he won't stop me from my prayers and venerations.
Prince Pratap, what brings you here?
And the reason of stopping me in my way?
Every traitor and every rebellion will...
...find Pratap in their way.
I had told this before that I am not a traitor.
I feel ashamed to think that once upon a time...
...I had a relation with your royal family.
If this sword is heavy, if it is a burden for you, then remove it.
Why do you stigmatize this memento of brave warriors?
-Pratap. -Call me Prince Pratap.
Staying with the Moghuls you have...
...even forgotten to give respect.
You are saying that you didn't betray anyone.
You had gone to Agra to give the news of your daughter's marriage.
And with the help of the Moghuls...
...you killed your would be son-in-law.
Now what will you do?
You will get your daughter Sukanya...
...also married to a Moghul?
Be careful, Pratap.
This is my personal matter.
I had told you even before that this is not your personal matter.
Because of your cowardice the image...
...of the Rajputs has been tarnished.
17 Rajputs rejected your daughter's relation.
They rejected it.
Just because of your Cowardice...
...and my opposition.
I don't want that because of your cowardice...
...the image of prominent Rajputs gets tarnished.
The King of Sujanpur wanted to relieve you of your burden, Bharmal.
By accepting Sukanya's marriage with his son Ratan Singh.
You murdered him, too.
Now I will see which Rajput accepts to marry your daughter.
I don't want to talk to you about anything.
I also don't like to talk to traitors.
Another traitor of Amer had come to me.
Your nephew, Sujamal.
The place where he stood, I destroyed that place.
I just want to give you a warning.
Whoever tries to befriend the Moghuls...
...Pratap becomes his enemy.
By the way, you are also your daughters' enemy.
Getting one married to a Moghul and killing...
...the would be husband of another with the help of the Moghuls.
You have ruined both the relations.
It would be better if you don't talk about relations, Pratap.
I am not oblivious to the internal fights going on...
...between your family members.
But I am not interested in gaining joy...
...from discords between family members.
I will leave now.
Hurry up, Mr. Bharmal.
Because after getting the news of Ratan Singh's death...
...everyone in Amer will cry.
You are playing the game of death with Jalal.
And for the rest of your life, you will regret it.
Pratap promises you.
Where does the craftsman of this box live, Ruqaiya?
Hoshiyar had brought him. But why are you asking this?
I want to meet him. I want to interrogate him.
His name is Altaf Quadri.
He has a small shop at the corner...
...in the marketplace next to the palace.
If you say, I can call him to the palace.
No, Ruqaiya.
The murderer is somewhere in the palace...
...and I don't want to alert him.
I will meet this craftsman in my own way.
And no one should come to know about it.
Mother, there is a lot of unrest in this palace.
So I wanted to go to the temple of...
...Goddess to pray for peace.
It is a good thought, Jodha.
But I don't want to go without taking permission.
And His Majesty is not in the palace.
So can you give me permission?
You don't need permission to offer prayers, Jodha.
You are going for a good deed.
I don't think Jalal will mind it.
You may go.
Thank you, mother.
Give me some alms in the name of God.
The one who will give alms to the poor...
...God will fill his life with happiness.
The one who will pity the helpless...
...God will shower His grace on him.
The one who will give food to the hungry...
God will bless him.
Give alms in the name of God.
This is a temple. It is a place of worship.
It's important to keep this place spick and span...
...the way you keep your home.
Take care of it and keep the place clean.
"Why has Queen Jodha come to this marketplace?"