i seen the dd mahabharata, and also SP mahabharat, even read a few books about karn. they make mentions of his loyalty, his generosity and valor, but they don't say any thing about him bringing about change in society.
so i don't understand why vaishali and karn keep talking about bringing about change in the society of that time.
in star bharat, in karn death scene, pointedly tells him that even though he had the power and valor to being about change for his community, he did not. his skill and valor were solely at duryodhan disposable and only for his benefit.
in sony karn, it seems that karn goal is to bringing about change in society and he is the one who is championing dharm ki sthapana.
but in the real mahabharat, it is shri krishna, draupadi and the pandavas who were responsible for establishing dharma.
if karn had such lofty ideas, why didn't krishna support him instead of the pandavas. ???
karn vaishali seem to be living in their own illusionary world, sprouting lofty idea about bringing about change in the suth community and society as a whole??? so i am confusedđ. did karn actually do anything of that sort??