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Vrish

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Posted: 11 years ago

#371

Originally posted by: Brishti_Sarkar
That means, Shakuni was actually very skilled in the game. So he did not do what is called "cheating."
Draupadi can think anything here.😆 Anything to be clear! She may be extremely loyal to her husbands, by saying "I will not leave them no matter what." So the Karna fact don't work. What Diala said can work, as then she could lead a life like Subhadra.😉 Only Arjun's wife.

But if ⭐️Draupadi wanted to lash out, she should only be ⭐️Bhima's wife, unless they show ⭐️Arjun taking the vow to kill Dushashan instead of ⭐️Bhima.

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Diala D

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Posted: 11 years ago

#372

she would have been as safe as Subhadra.. no need to for tongue lashing sessions.. and may be she would have a crawling baby at home by this time.. poor Draupadi.. this is what she got in exchange of her tyaga 😭

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TheWatcher

@TheWatcher

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Posted: 11 years ago

#373

I've read some say that Karna ordered Dushashan to bring Draupadi forcibly, Thats not correct, It was Duryodhana who ordered Dushy to bring Draupadi forcibly.

Note - In the para below "Suta's son" mentioned is not Karna, He is just a normal slave.

"Duryodhana, hearing this, said,--'O Dussasana, this son of my Suta, of little intelligence, feareth Vrikodara. Therefore, go thou thyself and forcibly bring hither the daughter of Yajnasena, Our enemies at present are dependent on our will. What can they do thee?' Hearing the command of his brother, prince Dussasana rose with blood-red eyes, and entering the abode of those great warriors, spake these words unto the princess, 'Come, come, O Krishna, princess of Panchala, thou hast been won by us. And O
thou of eyes large as lotus leaves, come now and accept the Kurus for thy lords. Thou hast been won virtuously, come to the assembly.' At these words, Draupadi, rising up in great affliction, rubbed her pale face with her hands, and distressed she ran to the place where the ladies of Dhritarashtra's household were. At this, Dussasana roaring in anger, ran after her and seized the queen by her locks, so long and blue and wavy. Alas! those locks that had been sprinkled with water sanctified with mantras in the great Rajasuya sacrifice, were now forcibly seized by the son of Dhritarashtra disregarding the prowess of the Pandavas. And Dussasana dragging Krishna of long long locks unto the presence of the assembly--as if she were helpless though having powerful protectors--and pulling at her, made her tremble like the banana plant in a storm. And dragged by him, with body bent, she faintly cried--'Wretch! it ill behoveth thee to take me before the assembly. My season hath come, and I am now clad in one piece of attire. But Dussasana dragging Draupadi forcibly by her black locks while she was praying piteously unto Krishna and Vishnu who were Narayana and Nara (on earth), said unto her--'Whether thy season hath come or not, whether thou art attired in one piece of cloth or entirely naked, when thou hast been won at dice and made our slave, thou art to live amongst our serving-women as thou pleasest"

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--Royal--

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Posted: 11 years ago

#374

Shaheer interview regading cheerharan track 😛

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Sabhayata

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Posted: 11 years ago

#375

Originally posted by: Bhabhuha

Even if Draupadi was a Dasi , the insult he does to a woman is not justifiable.
Pandavas needs no white washing. As Kauravas doing the most adharma here

agreed but still pandavas cant be blameless.They cant be completely be absolved the fact that they did mutely watch their wife getting insulted and disgraced.Perhaps one can blame kauravas more but pandvas cant go scott free either

But like someone pointed out even panadavas suffered for their mistake in terms of 13 years exile etc

so whether it was pandavas or kauaravs they all faced consequences of their mistakes.kauravas died because one can say their mistake was greater hence punishment was greater

Edited by Sabhayata - 11 years ago

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Sabhayata

@Sabhayata

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Posted: 11 years ago

#376

Originally posted by: Urmila11

Very well said dear friend 😊 completely agree with you 😊
Devotees of God like Pandavas are always good so need not adding extra goodness in their characters. And yes I do believe that Vidur & Yudhishthir gave cloths to Draupadi as they were Dharma incarnations. You will see in epic that both of them were silent from the time when Draupadi was dragged into the court. They neither protested nor reacted. I think that they were praying to Krishna then for saving Draupadi's honor & later Lord used their infinite Dharma as infinite cloth to cover Draupadi 😊

first of all thanks for explaining the whole dice game thing for the first time i actually understood how the game is played

agree with the bold i wish the makers of this show also understood this that the way pandavas are in the epic they are heroic enough no need to add extra things or show things that never happened

regarding your last line why is it said that Draupadi called krishna ji for help?Just wanted to understand what Sanskrit MB says since you seem well versed in it?

Edited by Sabhayata - 11 years ago

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Ashwini_D

@Ashwini_D

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Posted: 11 years ago

#377

Originally posted by: Brishti_Sarkar
That means, Shakuni was actually very skilled in the game. So he did not do what is called "cheating."
Draupadi can think anything here.😆 Anything to be clear! She may be extremely loyal to her husbands, by saying "I will not leave them no matter what." So the Karna fact don't work. What Diala said can work, as then she could lead a life like Subhadra.😉 Only Arjun's wife.

By your use of quotes for cheating I agree about the ambiguity of cheating. It all depends on what constitutes cheating and what does not in a particular game. Playing by the rule-book, as well as cheating, both depend on the rules that have been set and agreed upon by both parties prior to the start of the game. If there was a rule which said 'changing the number of gotis after a throw is not permitted', then yes, what Shakuni did was cheating. But if there was no such rule spelled out beforehand, then what Shakuni did was just some cunning sleight-of-hand.

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AnjanaYYZ

@AnjanaYYZ

Stunner

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Posted: 11 years ago

#378

Am horrified about VH. StarBharat has actually helped me relate to Panchali or maybe its the darn Patiyogita😕 or the fact I grasp the pain of a woman as an adult. Whatever maybe the problem... I feel like a kid at the start of a horror movie on a dark and stormy night with nobody else in the house😲

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Ashwini_D

@Ashwini_D

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Posted: 11 years ago

#379

Originally posted by: AnjanaYYZ
Am horrified about VH. StarBharat has actually helped me relate to Panchali or maybe its the darn Patiyogita😕 or the fact I grasp the pain of a woman as an adult. Whatever maybe the problem... I feel like a kid at the start of a horror movie on a dark and stormy night with nobody else in the house😲

Yes after seeing a glimpse of what it is going to be shown like, I too got goosebumps. It's going to be a very intense scene for sure

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Justitia

@Justitia

Rocker

Posted: 11 years ago

#380

Can someone please give a WU of the new VH promo that got released in which the Pandavas have been called as "napunsaks" in the v/o? Diala mentioned about that promo in the Episode Discussion Thread...I know it's the VH promo, but exactly what is going on in that promo?

I haven't seen that promo, so...

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