Epi 388: D-N The Real Eternal Story - Page 17

Originally posted by: prncz

you can say that 👍🏼.Mahabharata is an epic and Bhagavad Gita is the philospphy part,, the bhagwad gita alone was an upanishad in itself ,, one of the most important texts in the history of written literature and philosophy ,,,, it can be read alacarte too

yup reg mytho ... u can say that ...

Moony do u knw the best translated version of Mahabharata and Bhagwad Gita ?, i wil pm u Souriee,,whn i get the info ...😉

Originally posted by: -sourire-

@Raj try watching Dwarkadheesh, it is good at times, with some weak casting, but it adds a good philo., mytho, touch.😊 DBSK forum has some very knowledgable members too.

Edited by mnx12 - 14 years ago

Originally posted by: -sourire-

I agree that the sacrifice was a hard hit ...but look at fruit it bore with respect to DN. He was literally their guru...he bantoyed his gyaan to Dutta and even Nakku and knocked them both to their senses. 😆 The gain out of this loss was well worth it. 😃

Originally posted by: prncz

i knw i ws thnking abt u whn the precap was shown ,,, moony would be grumbling on the hug score ,,

u better update it and present it to the "almighty lappie owner thru the almighty bandwali bai "

for ur Duji Hug 😉

and btw u were mentioning abt the maharbahart and karan - u wrote was it this ?

Epi 360 :_Pg 12

"on the side of wrong, i.e., Dhuryodhana, I still feel he was the perfect man 😍! I loved the way he supported Dharmam. In all face-offs between Karan and Arjun, I have always felt like supporting Karan, as he seemed more righeous to me in individual face-offs. He was more of a self-made man. Arjun always had support in different forms, since the beginning...initially it was his guru Dronacharya who gave him the vardaan that he will always be the BEST, then came Krishna as his savior. But I loved the way Karnan stuck to Duryodhana till the end knowing he was wrong, because he couldnt forget the fact that when he was abandoned by everyone, it was Dhuryodhana who supported him, and built him. He never forgot that till the end, inspite of knowing Pandavas are his brothers. He was the REAL man, according to me"

Originally posted by: Moontide

Aparna,

Firstly...what a celebration post!!!!!!!!!!!

We need another celebration to celebrate just that one😃

I LOVE Karnan (Karan)

Oh!!! For a moment there I thought you had written I LOVE Kannan (Nana)😕

Thank GOD went back and checked again😉😆

YOU: blue - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

ME: This is proof you agree with my observation and did stareee...

(remembered your Dutta-struck Gecko pose inside the Bathroom😉 😃)

YOU: red

ME: You have yourself touched upon some great points. Its amazing how a tele serial continued on the net can pick our brains thus and force us to think about so many aspects of life. It a huge commentary on the creative genius of the people involved...the writers, script writers, the behind the camera teams, the actors and

THE SPIRIT OF A MUSICAL GENIUS WHO MAKES US DANCE TO EVERY BEAT OF HER BAND...all I tell that person is...Bajate raho...

(Note how she commented on your girl-band? A total BAND-it)

YOU: green

ME: This is one topic that can be discussed till the moment I suddenly realise I,m getting carried to the burial ground!

Its a tale that I guess will remain current and topical in all ages. Its freshness untainted forever. I have not read the original (severely Sanscrit challenged) but read a very acclaimed translation and It mesmerises you because of the Human failings of every character involved, yes Krishna too.

Karan for me is also one of the true Heros of the Epic. Compared to the Pandavas he was a Giant. A man of principles who held on to them even at the face of self obliteration. That takes unthinkable courage. Arjun was the most spoilt brat of the entire lot, Talented yes, but established himself with the help of too many sugar daddies. Also too much of a roadside romeo...(all Six pack SHOULDERS and comparatively much less grey cells 😆😆) I would love to see what Arjun would have become had he not had Krishna by his side. Of the Pandavas I have always been partial to Bhim. He was a pure soul. And you may or may not agree, but Duryodhan, apart from having commited a couple of grave mistakes in life, was a man of substance. But there are a few things in life for which we can never expect redemption. We must pay.

Oh, sorry getting carried away.

YOU: purple

ME: Thanks for agreeing. I absolutely believe that true relations can have no defined parameters.

Aside from the topic yet in a way related to it, there's a song that's close to my heart

and please no hidden meanings attached😃

It goes

Humne dekhi hai un aankhon ki mehakti khushboo
Haath se choo ke isse rishton ka ilzaam na do
Sirf ehsaas hai yeh, rooh se mehsoos karo
Pyar ko pyar hi rehne do, koi naam na do...

YOU: pink

ME: Agreed, Damodar did not hide his truth from her...but remember her asking AS..Kya saach mein meri Dad burre thein or words to that effect...

As Bandbajao's said, Damodar's letter to Dutta is a Don to Don talk. I think Madhu never got it that straight from her father.

YOU: mustard yellow - Oye aaja jappi paale ...

ME: here I bow to the genius and shamelessly copy

Jhappi paale 😃 ... ...

Originally posted by: Moontide

😆 😆 😆

he is more a Gappu kid...Ziddi as hell..mulish..with a heart so tender that its really easy to hurt him..a shrewd professional yet in his personal life emotinal and so very child like...

And yes...A man with a DHOKA fetish 😃

I think Dutta's biggest USP is his human failings...his imperfect perfection

Originally posted by: Moontide

Sourire, Raj,

I agree...

Kehte hai Bachche mein bhagwan baste hain,

Aur Dutta se bada bachcha aaj tak maine dekha nehi 😃

Originally posted by: -sourire-

@ bold: Really? I didn't know ki Mahabharat ka impact itna tha! 😲 😆 😆 😆 Road par jaane wale kehtein honge ki pehle Mahabharat dekh lein phir yatra kar lenge 😆 😆😆 ...but on a serious note...there are numerous things one learns from the Hindu mythology. I am not a Hindu but I have always found this stuff interesting. 👍🏼

Originally posted by: Moontide

Mahabharata is a tale encompassing several generations...the climax so to say is the battle of Kurukshetra... where as Raj explained seeing his own kith and keen Arjuna lets say got cold feet and refused to fight... That was the time Krishna..(who is an avtaar of Vishnu..one of the divine trinity of Hinduism) gives him a pep talk and helps Arjuna Gather himself...

The pep talk from Krishna is the Bhagwat Gita...😃

So the whole of Gita is a philosophy and not a religious text..

I know many say its the holy book of the Hindus...

give you few eg of the kind of verse that Gita has

'karmanye vadhika raste, Ma phaleshu kadachana;

ma karma phala he tur bhuh, ma te sangvasta karmani'

translated....'Seek to perform your duty, but lay not claim on its fruits. Be you not the producer of the fruits of karma , neither shall you lean towards inaction'...

another verse goes...

Na, jayate, mriatya ba kadachita / Na bthua, vabhita ba na vuha. Aja nityan sashwyaton purana Na hannate hannaman sarire.

translated

this soul never can be borne, never dies. It was not there, is not there & will not be there. This is old, the oldest, and never dies with the death of mortal man

another says..

'jaatasya hi dhruvo mrityuh dhruvam janma mritasya cha

tasmaadaparihaarye arthe na tvam shochitumarhasi'

translated

Death is certain of that which is born. Birth is certain of that which is dead. Therefore, you should not lament over the inevitable.

Hope that didn't sound preachy 😃

Had been looking them up ever since there was word of Ravindra ji's end

Wanted to use then in case he died..now this he is only 'Missing' 😉 didn't have to fall back on the Gita...😃

Originally posted by: kshreya2002

Not only that...even we didnt find out why NS backed off from ruining Dutta's life after his first marriage till the time he disappeared after the accident. I wonder if he only sent Anna...