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Janaki

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Posted: 10 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Arijit007
arshi, yeah it was a good messege by the show, and janki, i think taraka's part of the story ends in subahu's death and maarich getting launched like a missile with rama's arrow.

Actually, Tataka's story ends with her death. Mareech and Subahu don't come in Ramayan until Vishvamitra's yagna, which is after Tataka's end. After Tataka is killed, the trio travel for some time before reaching Vishvamitra's ashram. Both are separate events.

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Frosty_Moon

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Posted: 10 years ago

#22

Beautiful episode with beautiful message...

The way ram says the enmity should be end with the death and her sons should do her last rituals and giving opportunity to subau and marich is lovely scene...

Lovely post dear...

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bheegi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#23

well analyzed post @Arshics

Just like terror has no gender as explained by Vishwamitra in yesterday's episode, its relevance in today's age can't be ignored when people point fingers at a particular community after any terror attack.

Terror has never had any gender, religion, caste or nationality. I'm glad the makers are sending these subtle messages through this show

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Arijit

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Posted: 10 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..

Actually, Tataka's story ends with her death. Mareech and Subahu don't come in Ramayan until Vishvamitra's yagna, which is after Tataka's end. After Tataka is killed, the trio travel for some time before reaching Vishvamitra's ashram. Both are separate events.

hmm, but that was a revenge attack, wasn't it?

Edited by Arijit007 - 10 years ago

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Janaki

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Posted: 10 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: Arijit007
hmm, but that was a revenge attack, wasn't it?

Nope there was nothing revengeful about mareech and subahu's attack. It was purely based on destroying vishvamitra's yagna, and they happened to find Ram and Lakshman guarding the yagna.

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Luckyforever

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Posted: 10 years ago

#26

truely said dear...
wonderful episode..
your post made it even more brilliant..

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shruthiravi

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Posted: 10 years ago

#27

@Arjith Abhi's murder in Chakravyuh was to show Arjun what mercy given to a willful person can result in. It was for Arjun to understand the level of brulatity his guru and his so called brothers can go for winning.

Arjuna was responsible for letting go of Jayadrath when Panchali was insulted during vanvass. Arjun's conscience didn't allow the killing of Jayadrath because he was their brother in law and he couldn't see his sister a widow. Hence he was insulted and send away.

Jayadrath pleases Lord Shiva and gets a boon he can hold the entire Pandava army except Arjun for a day. And once Abhi with half knowledge enters Chakravyuh he blocks the entrance for Pandava Army with this boon.

And Drona and others once Abhi threatens their victory surrounds the youngsters and brutally kills him. It was for this Drona and this cousin brothers Arjun at the beginning of the war was asking Krishna should he fight his near and dear ones. Actually killing of Abhi kills the conscience in Arjun and he terrorizes the Kuru army with his vow of killing Jayadrath the next day before sunset. Krishna showed the world, what will be the destruction when a man with conscience loses it and charges on to these people with adharma with nothing to lose.

And by making Arjun lose that day by creating illusion Krishna at first restores the conscience in him, and then removing the disk and protecting him shows that, God is with the man who has been provoked by rogue elements to fight a brutal war.

If you see Krishna showed Kuru army Arjuna's strength, but ensured he doesn't turn cruel.

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