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Originally posted by: shipreeta
Yes Vikarna was there in the intro scene of Duryodhan. Duryodhan was fighting with a tiger (He had placed a man with the tiger and was trying to kill the tiger before the latter eats the man) After he finished this fight and defeated the tiger Vikarna approaches him and Dury tells him the reason why he always fights with a tiger.
A total OTT scene but at least one good thing that Vikarna was shown as a sweet innocent child who is fascinated by his brother.I agree the show in childhood was a fan fiction, Dury was born by Karna's help and what not. I only watched the show once in a while, but I really wanted to see Dury's introduction scene as I was praying that they show KD relation of pure friendship and not Dury using Karna like in StarBharat.I liked your line you started watching when "Mahabharat Type" things started😆😆Although I doubt even if it is Mahabharat type.I really hope they don't butcher Vikarna.BTW I still do not understand the relation of Dury n Karna. Are they showing true friendship or Dury using Karna?
This is a very thought-provoking post. Thanks for making it Ramya
Firstly I would say that Shakuni is the MOST misunderstood character of the epic.In EVERY damn show he is shown as the eternal villain but he was not.He was an uncle who loved his nephew very much.The only things in which he is involved are Bhima's poisoning n Dyut Sabha. In all other conspiracies...he was either passive or not involved. Although most others have already mentioned all the points...I would like to create points.* The whole imprisoning of Subala n his hundred sons by Bhishma is a folktale.The revenge story is not part of the epic.*He did not cheat in dice game...the dice may have been made out of his father's bones...but they were not magical. That is just justification of Yudisthir's mistake*He never insulted Draupadi in the DS.*After the Pandavas came back from exile...if I am not mistaken, Shakuni had asked Duryodhan to return their land or accept the five-village deal(I dont remember which one). This is something which is never shown.And another thing. The whole limp story is probably fake. If I am not mistaken...there is NO mention of Shakuni being limp. I distinctly remember having read in Mahabharat forum...that the actor playing Shakuni in BR Chopra's Mahabharat had fallen down from a horse while shooting n injured himself.Thus he started limping in the show.This limp became so famous that it was assumed that Shakuni used to limp.I am not sure how true the story is...but just of posting it here...😊
Originally posted by: shipreeta
I dont know about Goofi Paintal's accident in the set, but am sure /i never heard of Shakuni limping in any of the forklore as well.
In my childhood my nani used tell me the story of Ramayan n Mahabharat which aroused my interest in the epic. I started reading various versions, forklores etc and then used to proudly proclaim that I have more knowledge than most in my generation (unless of course I came across these forums 😛)Anyway but then my nani generally told a lot about the forklores like Andhe ka putra andha dialogue(yes there is a forklore with that), Niyog being just watching of Ambika, Ambalika and Vidur's mother (sorry I dont know her name) by Ved Vyas ji etc stuff. But even if her stories (which were hugely biased towards Yudi and team) Shakuni was not this evil and definitely not limp
@ramya- well said !! 👏Totally agree