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Joja

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Posted: 11 years ago

Did Karna really make that statement as per books too?Did he call Draupadi as Pro****e

I thought he was good but if he has really made that statement, then i would hate him.

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bheegi

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Joja
Did Karna really make that statement as per books too?Did he call Draupadi as Pro****e
I thought he was good but if he has really made that statement, then i would hate him.

Yes, he did. He called her a wh*re and incited Dury to disrobe her. Karna, like all other characters in MB was also flawed. No one is perfect in real MB

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TheWatcher

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Posted: 11 years ago

The exact word he used was "unchaste".

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haha67re

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Posted: 11 years ago

sad but its true that he commented on Draupadi for having five husbands and blaming her for that..

What an irony..a guy who life long struggled for respect ,couldnt do the same for others...

But it is Mahabharat after all.Its hard to justify all actions of any character..Even lord is not spared ...

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Rorschach

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Posted: 11 years ago

Real sanskrit word used by Vyasa that i dont know but whatever KMG used in his translation is the word "unchaste".

The word Unchaste is used quite frequently in KMG translation on so many occasion.

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Joja

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: bheegi

Yes, he did. He called her a wh*re and incited Dury to disrobe her. Karma, like all other characters in MB was also flawed. No one is perfect in real MB

Really, i thought atleast he respected Women. He followed a bit of dharma.

He knew Pandava's are his brothers by now is it?

Well, whether he knows it or not, how can he use such words, just because she deined to marry him.. because she called him sutaputra.

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haha67re

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Posted: 11 years ago

by the way its not the use of one word by him ...as per epic he went on insulting Draupadi on that moment with all possible words he could...even suggesting that she should go with Duryodhana

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TheWatcher

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Posted: 11 years ago

No, he did not knew pandavas are his brothers at vastraharan, Krishna tells him just before the war, he regretted this mistake of his.

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TheWatcher

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: haha67re
by the way its not the use of one word by him ...as per epic he went on insulting Draupadi on that moment with all possible words he could...even suggesting that she should go with Duryodhana

Which epic are you talking about?, he told unchaste and ordered the disrobing, he told her that his husbands are now slaves and they have lost her, she should choose new masters for herself.

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bheegi

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: Joja

Really, i thought atleast he respected Women. He followed a bit of dharma.
He knew Pandava's are his brothers by now is it?
Well, whether he knows it or not, how can he use such words, just because she deined to marry him.. because she called him sutaputra.

No, he didn't know they were his brothers till just before the war when Krishna and then Kunti tried to talk him into joining the Pandavs. He was very loyal to Duryodhana and all his actions were guided by that loyalty towards his friend. Dury's enemy was his enemy

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