Chandra Nandini 6: The Making of a Warrior King - Page 9

Originally posted by: karkuzhali

To Shyamala..

Bernini's David..

Rajat as Chandragupt....

Originally posted by: Shinning_Stuti

The Entry of the Emperor:

The best part of your analysis are that we do not need to have to see the episode though i watched a few parts on video. Let me start with the fight, why did kautilya send only chandra and malayaketu to the fight why not other of his students? May be to show off chandras skills. But Malayaketu is high fi prince who loves his status, it was obivious he will never help chandra in fight.

Second i did not understand chankya slapping chandra because he stopped his sword on Mala's neck, now what does he mean that one of his disciple kill another just because he came stealthily?

I am surprised in 300 BC that princes will sit and dine with commoners especially orphans whose parents are not known. In those times the societal norms are very strict and Kings and Princes do not dine with a commoner even in gurukul most probably. This mala guy looks 20 years elder to chandra and many other classmates. He looks bigger than kautilya in age.

Chandra was having his food so seriously like he had not had food for days when Mala was going hungry although his friend shared his meal. Can pupils get letters from princesses that too love letter? Love letter in 300 BC quiet a brave princess

Kautilya Neeti:

I think kid chandra was too fastly driven off the screen, atleast a week more should have been devoted to him. I somehow missed that innocence of an orphan kid caught in love of his foster mother and his voilent father( i guess his father is unemployed and hence took to drinking and hitting wife and kids). I wish they showed a brother and sister of young chandra and their bond.

Like i had said in JA forum post, Kautilya became father, mother, teacher, master everything to a young Chandra. But although we saw the master and teacher side of kautilya never did we see scenes of a father and mother in him. Wish a few scenes were devoted to Chandra remembering him mom in tears and Kautilya consoling him. Was a bharat concept there at that time not sure? I think it was more to reddem magadh of nanda dynasty and avenge his humiliation.

Main hi tumhara pita, tumhara guru, tumhara swami, sab kuch main hi hoon. Bhujayein tumhari hongi parantu mastishk mera hoga. Shastra tumhare haathon mein honge, par unhein kis para chalana hai , iska aadesh mera hoga. ..

Hum donon milke a naye Bharat ka nirman karenge! Aaj ke paschat, Drona aur Arjun ki bhanti, Chanakya aur Chandragupta ke naam sadaiva saath liye jaayenge!!

Originally posted by: Shinning_Stuti

Yooo🥳

Waiting eagerly for your post in whole college period, just came back and got it just after stepping in my house⭐️ such a delightful treat.😳😃

Yet to watch...😆 will reply after that.

Originally posted by: sashashyam

I could not be more flattered by anything else as much as by this, Stuti! I hope you have seen the detailed response of mine to your comments on this post and the episode.


Shyamala Aunty

Originally posted by: myviewprem

The Entry of the Emperor:

The best part of your analysis are that we do not need to have to see the episode though i watched a few parts on video. Let me start with the fight, why did kautilya send only chandra and malayaketu to the fight why not other of his students? May be to show off chandras skills. But Malayaketu is high fi prince who loves his status, it was obivious he will never help chandra in fight.

Second i did not understand chankya slapping chandra because he stopped his sword on Mala's neck, now what does he mean that one of his disciple kill another just because he came stealthily?

I am surprised in 300 BC that princes will sit and dine with commoners especially orphans whose parents are not known. In those times the societal norms are very strict and Kings and Princes do not dine with a commoner even in gurukul most probably. This mala guy looks 20 years elder to chandra and many other classmates. He looks bigger than kautilya in age.

Chandra was having his food so seriously like he had not had food for days when Mala was going hungry although his friend shared his meal. Can pupils get letters from princesses that too love letter? Love letter in 300 BC quiet a brave princess

Kautilya Neeti:

I think kid chandra was too fastly driven off the screen, atleast a week more should have been devoted to him. I somehow missed that innocence of an orphan kid caught in love of his foster mother and his voilent father( i guess his father is unemployed and hence took to drinking and hitting wife and kids). I wish they showed a brother and sister of young chandra and their bond.

Like i had said in JA forum post, Kautilya became father, mother, teacher, master everything to a young Chandra. But although we saw the master and teacher side of kautilya never did we see scenes of a father and mother in him. Wish a few scenes were devoted to Chandra remembering him mom in tears and Kautilya consoling him. Was a bharat concept there at that time not sure? I think it was more to reddem magadh of nanda dynasty and avenge his humiliation.

Main hi tumhara pita, tumhara guru, tumhara swami, sab kuch main hi hoon. Bhujayein tumhari hongi parantu mastishk mera hoga. Shastra tumhare haathon mein honge, par unhein kis para chalana hai , iska aadesh mera hoga. ..

Hum donon milke a naye Bharat ka nirman karenge! Aaj ke paschat, Drona aur Arjun ki bhanti, Chanakya aur Chandragupta ke naam sadaiva saath liye jaayenge!!