Porus On Atinka TV, Tuesday 18th February 2025 Update

Porus On Atinka TV Tuesday 18th February 2025 Update, Alexander warns King Satishia to flee if he wants to save his life. Satishia laughs, mocking him, and claims Alexander will be easily defeated. In a split second, Alexander throws a knife, killing one of Satishia’s soldiers. He then aims at Satishia, but the king dodges and orders his men to kill Alexander. Alexander swiftly rides his horse in the opposite direction, leading the soldiers to follow him.

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At the palace, Olympia’s aide rushes to her, informing her that Alexander has gone to battle against King Satishia with only a few soldiers. The aide urges her to call him back, but Olympia confidently states that she fears for Satishia instead—her son is a born winner. Later, a maid suggests they should escape, but Olympia dismisses her fears, convinced of Alexander’s victory.

Alexander outmaneuvers Satishia’s soldiers, leading them into a trap where his men ambush them. Following his orders, his soldiers bombard Satishia’s troops—trapping them in nets, showering them with stones, and setting them ablaze. With their enemies weakened, Alexander and his men return to the battlefield. Satishia commands his remaining soldiers to attack, but Alexander and his warriors fight fiercely, massacring them. At his signal, his hidden troops release fire arrows, causing massive explosions that decimate Satishia’s forces. Furious, Satishia lunges at Alexander, but Alexander easily overpowers him. When his soldiers prepare to kill Satishia, Alexander stops them, declaring that a king deserves a king’s punishment, not a common soldier’s. He lifts Satishia and walks away.

Meanwhile, at the bank of the Jhelum River, Puru sits deep in thought. Lachi finds him and asks where he has been all night, saying they need him to accompany them to Pourav Rastra. Puru insists that Sumer and Hasti are already going with her. She argues that a leader must guide their people, and he is their leader. She also reminds him that strength alone is not enough; intelligence is needed to navigate the dangers in Pourav Rastra. Convinced, Puru agrees to go with them. She asks what they should do about his mother’s orders. He replies that three people will go—him, Lachi, and Sumer—not Hasti.

Determined to stop Hasti, Puru confronts him, saying he cannot go to Pourav Rastra. Hasti refuses to back down, stating that he already promised to go. As Puru persists, Hasti becomes aggressive and starts hitting him, but Puru remains firm. Their fight escalates until Lachi rushes to inform Sajjan and his wife. As they arrive at the scene, Puru forcefully breaks Hasti’s wrist, rendering him unable to wield a sword. Puru tells his mother that he has fulfilled her wish—Hasti will not go to Pourav Rastra. Hasti writhes in pain while their mother rushes to comfort him. Puru then turns to Sajjan and states that since Hasti is injured, he should be allowed to go in his place. Sajjan, realizing his mistake in trying to change destiny, permits Puru to travel to Pourav Rastra.

Puru, Sumer, Lachi, and the others set off on boats toward Pourav Rastra. Sumer mocks Puru for breaking his brother’s hand, while Lachi intervenes, asking Puru about his plan. Sumer complains that Puru never shared his strategy with him. Puru smirks, saying he didn’t want his plan to fail. Lachi demands details, asking if they will just walk into Pourav Rastra and let the soldiers arrest them. Puru laughs and instructs them to steer the boats to the left. Lachi, confused, questions him, saying Pourav Rastra is on the right. When she stands to look ahead, she sees a boulder blocking their path, realizing Puru’s wisdom. The others laugh at her, and she smiles in embarrassment.

In Macedonia, Alexander and his army return victorious, dragging the defeated King Satishia. The people chant Alexander’s name in celebration. Olympia greets him and applies glitter to his face as a token of honor. Addressing the crowd, Alexander declares that Satishia dared to attack Macedonia while King Philip was away, and now the people have the right to decide his punishment. The crowd hurls stones at the defeated king. Someone comments that Alexander must wait for King Philip’s return before punishing Satishia. Olympia immediately asserts that Alexander is the future king and rightful heir to Macedonia’s throne. When the same man speaks again, Alexander strides toward him, warning him never to raise his voice at his mother. He then turns to Satishia and declares that his crime will be met with a king’s justice—he orders that Satishia be dragged by a horse until his body is torn apart. Satishia pleads for mercy, but Alexander remains unmoved. He lashes the horse, and Satishia is dragged to his brutal death.

Meanwhile, Puru and his team arrive in Pourav Rastra. A frightened slave warns them to walk in a straight line with their heads bowed to avoid trouble. However, Puru refuses to lower his head.

Kanishk notices Puru’s defiance and stops him, asking why he didn’t bow. Puru boldly responds that he mistook him for a Farsi. Furious, Kanishk slaps him.

At the palace, Olympia tells Alexander that she wants him to conquer the entire world.

COMING UP
Soldiers inform Olympia that Alexander has gone to battle with only a handful of men. She remains unfazed, believing in his destiny to win. Meanwhile, Lachi asks Puru to accompany them to Pourav Rastra, as the route is dangerous. Puru insists that Sumer and the Dasyu warriors are with her, but she argues that a leader must lead from the front. Later, Puru and Hasti get into a fierce fight, leading Puru to break Hasti’s hand—though he apologizes afterward. Keep visiting blastersseries.com for fastest updates.

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