This episode is dedicated to the poet- Sant Tukaram. He was a man full of empathy and compassion, two qualities that made him different from others. He never failed to help people in need and tried his best to maintain peace and harmony amongst others. He was known for breaking stereotypes and fighting for equal rights for people.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is one of the most lovable warriors in the history of India. This episode revolves around Shivaji's journey from a king to a warrior. His belief in Swaraj made him different from other leaders. A few of his best qualities were empathy and compassion which made people respect him. He always promoted Marathi and with his unique deeds secured a place in people's hearts.

This episode of Garja Maharashtra is about the great warrior Bajirao. It talks about his courage and glory. The way he fought the Mughals and always defended his empire. Even though none of his family members accepted his relationship with Mastani, he never failed to stand by her. He made sure she is respected as his wife and loved her unconditionally.

This episode of Garja Maharashtra is devoted to the social reformer Jyotirao Phule. It talks about how he loved studying and did not give up even when his own father asked him to stop. Along with teaching his wife, he established a school in his village. He fought for women's rights in the society and made sure they were treated equally.

Bal Gangadhar Tilak is one of the most celebrated freedom fighters that Indian history has ever witnessed. This Garja Maharashtra episode will tell you more about the efforts he took for human welfare. He was one of the people responsible for the establishment of the Deccan Education Society. He always had the courage to stand up and put his point in front of people and oppose the government whenever needed.

Gopal Ganesh Agarkar, a social reformer, always looked at men and women equally. In spite of everyone being his wife for continuing her education after marriage, he supported her to do so. He brought about a change in people's minds regarding women. His ideologies helped widows and made their lives easier at a time when they weren’t considered as a part of society.

Rukhmabai was an Indian physician and a feminist. She is best known for being one of the first practicing women doctors in colonial India as well as, being involved in a landmark legal case involving her marriage as a child bride. The case raised significant public debate on several topics, which most prominently included law vs tradition, social reform vs conservatism, and feminism in both British-ruled India and England.

Jaganath Shunkerseth left his mark and name in Bombay through his immense contribution to art, culture and education. He was a philanthropist and educationalist, who holds many positions like businessman, landowner, reformist, founder of institutions and benefactor of the poor. A polymath, who spoke up for his native and did much to improve their lot.

Vishnudas Bhave was the leading dramatist of Maharashtra and the founder of Marathi theatre, as he staged the first Marathi-language play Sita Swayamvar. Vishnudas Bhave was supported by Raja'saheb Chintamanrao Patwardhan. After the success of the play, Sita Swayamvar Vishnudas Bhave staged plays on episodes of the Ramayana. He roamed a lot with his troupes for the plays. He also organized the puppet shows along with the drama.