Jodha, a fiery Rajput princess, obliges to marry the Mughal emperor, Akbar, for political reasons. Not only does the union create history, but it also leads to true love between the two.
Bhairam Khan turns Jalaluddin into a fierce warrior. Later, Bhairam Khan poisons Jalauddin's mind with a plan to conquer Hindustan. Meanwhile, Sukanya fights with Jodha.
Jodha learns about Jalaluddin, the commander-in-chief of the Mughal army when he tries to steal the deity's ornaments. Jodha pledges to fight him. Jalaluddin cuts off a soldier's leg.
Menavati gets irked when Shakunibai makes a prediction about Jodha. The Mughal soldiers inform Jalaluddin about Jodha. Later, Jodha’s return to the palace shocks Menavati.
Bairam Khan takes advantage of the soldier's weakness. Menavati decides to get Jodha married. Jalaludeen learns about the Rajaputra's weaknesses. Jodha beats Sujaman in the game.
The Rajaputras arrive at Ameer following Raja Barmal's directions. Barmal declares that Bhagvan Das will rule the empire instead of Sujaman. Jalaludeen prepares for the war.
When Jalaludin's mother visits him, he hurts her with his harsh words. Later, Sukanya tells Jodha about her affair. Jodha informs Moti about her hatred for Jalaludin.
Jodha gets upset when she gets a proposal from Suryaban as Sukanya has a liking for him. Jodha confronts Menavati and Barmal about the same but they ignore her.
Suryaban Singh shares his decision with Jodha when she mentions Sukanya. Later, Jalaluddin arrives at Amer. Jodha's beauty captivates him and he decides to marry her.
Sujamal decides to capture the kingdom of Amer. Meanwhile, Barmal declares that Jodha will marry Suryabhan Singh. Suryabhan captures the Mughal spy and presents him before Barmal.
Sukanya forgives Jodha. Jodha tells Sukanya about the face that appeared in the pond. Bharmal praises Jodha's intellect. Later, Maham Anga challenges Bairam Khan.
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