Prakash Kapadia says the film’s jauhar depiction reflects true Rajput history and was based on extensive research. He argues the scene shows a ‘do or die’ reality, with warriors donning saffron robes before battle. Kapadia dismisses criticism as unnecessary and urges viewers to judge the film on its own merits.

Padmaavat writer defends jauhar scene; backs historical accuracy
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