II SHAHEER SHEIKH II **~Bharatasattama ARJUNA~ **AT#25 - Page 21

Originally posted by: -abhi-pundir-

Suki-beautiful edit❤️ thanks for posting😊
Thanka for d banner...btw SPitna late q h? 🤔

Originally posted by: -abhi-pundir-

Nisha di- charan Sparsh scene to bst part hoga 🤣 n di sare experiment Arjun k look k sath hote h normally ppl har colour k cloth pahante h Arjun is only one jo har colour k cloth ko apane head p bandta h 😒 🤣

Originally posted by: -abhi-pundir-

Lol di aap bhul gye bheem ko draupadi s jayda Arjun ki chinta h 😆

Originally posted by: navya19

agree nishu charan sparsh tou best scene hoga😆😆
ab kya karen CVs r obsessed of experimenting on Shaheer look😡 ab agyatvas mein aur kya pehne ka kisse pata😕

Originally posted by: -abhi-pundir-

Suki- nice pic btw subi madam n Sari pahne h sayad 🤔 draupadi lahga pahnte h na Subhi sari 🤓 wooow Arjun ki wives kitne stylish h 😛

Originally posted by: navya19

Arjun ki chinta😕

Originally posted by: Sukanya_Datta

Awww... I just love both of them so much..😳😳
They are so completely mad for each other. Their devotion shown in their every action..😃😃

SECTION LXXXVII

"O monarch, every one is honoured and made happy in consequence of thy numerous virtues. Strive, therefore, with thy friends and kinsmen to retain those virtues of thine. Oh, adopt sincerity of behaviour. Do not from folly, cause a wholesale destruction of thy sons, grandsons, friends, kinsmen, and all that are dear to thee. It is much, O king, that thou wishes to give unto Kesava as thy guest.

Know, however, that Kesava deserves all this and much more, aye, the whole earth itself. I truly swear by my own soul that thou dost not wish to give all this unto Krishna either from motives of virtue or for the object of doing what is agreeable to him.

O giver of great wealth, all this betrays only deception, falsehood, and insincerity. By the external acts, O king, I know thy secret purpose. The five Pandavas, O king, desire only five villages. Thou, however, dost not wish to give them even that. Thou art, therefore, unwilling to make peace.Thou seekest to make the mighty-armed hero of Vrishni's race(Krishna) thy own by means of thy wealth; in foot, by this means, thou seekest to separate Kesava from the Pandavas.

I tell thee, however, that thou art unable, by wealth, or attention, or worship, to separate Krishna from Dhananjaya.

I know magnanimity of Krishna; I know firm devotion of Arjuna towards him, I know that Dhananjaya, who is Kesava's life, is incapable of being given up by the latter(Krishna).😳