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Originally posted by: draupadidevi

I am speechless and spellbound to see your devotion to one of the greatest epics of the world and also to that divine, pious personality whom majority of the people can not understand yet claim to know everything about him. Yudhisthir remains the central character of the Mahabharat and also the visible representation of all the qualities of true Dharma. You have done full justice to this personality through your writing. Thanks for acknowledging me.

Originally posted by: AMAR_LOVE

awesome...like it

Originally posted by: KURT15

Thank you for inviting me to this awesome place!! Am in good company here! Love your new username too! 😊

Originally posted by: Avyakta

Congratulations for the new thread .

Thanks a lot for showing me the pathway to Dharmaraaj's heart , soul and to the inner secrets of this great character , written by you in an excellent manner , in an in depth way .

Originally posted by: AadhyaAashutosh

Jiji!!! Thanks a lot for inviting me to my Jethji's place 😉

Sorry for not being able to be present on the very first day

Read all the parts that i left out 😃

What an outstanding rendition, jiji 👏

Be it the kind yet stern way of making Bheem understand his POV 😊 or making his Kalyaani blush, with his truest admiration and respect for her 😉 or understanding Arjun's plight without him mouthing it👍🏼 or the purest love, affection and bhakthi he has for his Kanha 😃 makes us to admire Jethji more and more with the passing updates 😊

Waiting for more 🤗❤️

Originally posted by: Red.orchid

Congrats for new thread😊

Originally posted by: varaali

Dharmapriyaa-

Though I have done nothing special you have acknowledged me- it shows your magnanimity. Many thanks- even though my contribution was negligible.

Looking forward to the story proceeding...

May you be Dharma's priyaa and may Dharma be priya to you..

Originally posted by: DharmaPriyaa

Welcome dear 🤗 hope you will be enjoying your Bhaiya's new palace 😊

Originally posted by: SenRazia

Hello, Anu here...

You and me have a lot of same thoghts. My first encounter with any mythological story was Mahabharat, or epic to be precise. And the character that interested me the most Yudhistir. The eldest of the clan, yet questioned again and again for his birthright. He didn't want to keep any enmity, but his situations and circumstances around him forced him to do so. Yet, he always said the truth except for the Ashwatthama Hath Ati Gaja in the Kurukshetra.

Thank you for introducing me to this writing. Looking forward to a long time spent here :)