Lakshmi Bai standing at fort gates

Queen Lakshmi Bai, seated on a throne beside her husband, the ruler of Jhansi, looking pensive as they discuss adopting a child, with intricate royal attire and a grand palace setting. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k

A woman in a blue sari, sitting on the floor with her laptop , surrounded by stationery items like pens, papers, books, flowers,sweet dish and a golden pot filled by gold coin (a traditional Indian confection) from India. She is painting of the goddess Lakshm, from a top-down perspective, in an illustrative art style.

The final battle at Gwalior, where Lakshmi Bai fights valiantly against British soldiers, her face showing both exhaustion and unyielding resolve, the landscape filled with the chaos of war. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k

A solemn moment where Queen Lakshmi Bai joins other rebel forces, strategizing the next move in the fight for independence, seated around a map with other rebel leaders, set in a makeshift war room. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k

A dramatic battlefield scene where Queen Lakshmi Bai is seen leading her troops into battle during the Indian Rebellion of 1857, riding her horse with her child strapped to her back, dust and smoke filling the air. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k

Devi Kali in her Raudra Roop, a powerful figure radiating the fury of battle and dignity of valor. Her fierce face, with her tongue distinctly protruding from her mouth, expresses her intensity and ferocity. Her dynamic form, crafted from the ethereal essence of divine energy and shadow, features deep, dark skin like a starless night, symbolizing chaos and transformative power. Her eyes burn with fiery crimson intensity, reflecting determination and an unyielding spirit. She wields a lethal Kalaripayattu sword, its blade flickering with ethereal flames. Around her neck hangs a prominent necklace of skulls, each representing a defeated demon, signifying her victories and fierce nature. The background is ablaze with flames, creating a dramatic contrast that enhances her formidable presence. Set against a stormy cosmic battlefield with swirling mists and flashes of lightning, this scene is painted in a dramatic, surreal art style with vibrant colors. Soft, ambient light creates an ethereal glow around her, captured from a low angle perspective to emphasize her imposing stature. The mood conveys strength and empowerment, with intricate patterns on her skin shimmering and her crown adorned with crescent moons reflecting her glorious conquests. The scale is grand, making her seem both majestic and fearsome, with textures ranging from the smoothness of her skin to the roughness of her sword and the intricate detail of her crown

A realistic depiction of Queen Lakshmi Bai, dressed in traditional warrior attire, practicing swordsmanship and horse riding as a young girl in 19th-century India, set against the backdrop of a palace courtyard. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k

A heart-wrenching scene of Lakshmi Bai receiving the news of her husband's death, standing before a British officer who coldly informs her that her adopted son will not be recognized as the heir, set in a dimly lit palace hall. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k

The British bombardment of Jhansi Fort, with Lakshmi Bai bravely defending her fortress, arrows and cannon fire in the background, and her child securely fastened to her back. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k

Alexandre Cabanel's painting depicting scythian warrior queen Tomris in her tent, athletic caucasian woman with long brown hair and blue eyes, scythian armor, serious face, nomad tent interior in the background --v 6.1 --style raw --ar 16:9 --q 2

HD, high resolution 8K, front view, full body, Lakshmi sitting on a lotus, she is wearing a crown, golden jewellery, holding a plate full of coins, coins are surrounding the ground, glazed tile style, bright colors, pure beige background. Must be 5D stereoscopic effect. --v 6.1

A poignant scene of Lakshmi Bai's martyrdom, lying on the battlefield after a fierce fight, with British soldiers in the distance, and a caption reading Hugh Rose's quote, 'The Indian Rebellion had produced but one man, and that man was a woman. hyperrealistic, cinematic, 8k