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Thanks for such an amazing OS on Kunti and the Pandavas on finding out about Karna's death and Mata Kunti telling them the truth that Karna was her eldest son and their oh so interesting reactions. Keep up the great work. Good luck on all your future endeavors.

Originally posted by: NandiniJala27

Thanks for such an amazing OS on Kunti and the Pandavas on finding out about Karna's death and Mata Kunti telling them the truth that Karna was her eldest son and their oh so interesting reactions. Keep up the great work. Good luck on all your future endeavors.

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Thank you for the kind words. I am glad you liked them. 😃

ok i read nakul sahadev ones first and first time someone wrote on their pov. you know i just loved the description of karna defeating nakul it was like an elder brother making prank with younger brother.

ok read about Bheem and well as usual he was ever practical and doubtful, but still his heart was weakening as he was doubting wheater karna was feeling as elder brother to them .

Originally posted by: Patrarekha

ok i read nakul sahadev ones first and first time someone wrote on their pov. you know i just loved the description of karna defeating nakul it was like an elder brother making prank with younger brother.

Sahadev is always composed . so none ever feels what he thinks , so it was nice read how youngest one sees eldest

i read Yudhisthira one. as usual only he had a sense to understand karna was kshatriya. also he had a sense to get Karna cared for them. his most understanding nature was portrayed well . i loved when i had read krna put his arm on yudi's shoulder. even while reading first time in childhood i get it was not insult but brotherly love. thanks for mentioning that. i don't like Yudi but i relate his view through your writing

Originally posted by: Patrarekha

i read Yudhisthira one. as usual only he had a sense to understand karna was kshatriya. also he had a sense to get Karna cared for them. his most understanding nature was portrayed well . i loved when i had read krna put his arm on yudi's shoulder. even while reading first time in childhood i get it was not insult but brotherly love. thanks for mentioning that. i don't like Yudi but i relate his view through your writing

Yes Jhum, he was more understanding, but was also blinded by many things including the inbred prejudices of that age. I do like Yudi, though I may criticize him. And I too felt Karna's act to be one of brotherly love only.