Mahabharat Retelecast Discussion Thread 5 - Page 26

is karn sangini worth watching? who is urvi in karn's life?

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

Dasi wasn't wife or concubine of Vichitraveerya to be considered his Niyog son. Vidura was considered Vyasa's son.

Kshatri and Kshatta are the same. Both terms are used to describe Vidura in diff versions. Even Indian Census from 1800s says so. There is also an Ancient Voices article on it (links below).

https://books.google.com/books?id=dDRRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA218&lpg=PA218&dq=kshatta+kshatri&source=bl&ots=tSP1hKNnoB&sig=ACfU3U1ZucRVSQAYD7GI9H3a7d_fcrFZuQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjQpOHpt7XqAhXOF80KHeiSDCUQ6AEwAXoECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=kshatta%20kshatri&f=false

http://ancientvoice.wikidot.com/src-video-mbh:episode6#toc21

If Vidura had to be Kshatri/Kshatta, Vyasa had to be Shudra.

Re: pure caste. After so many generations, they then turned to pure caste. Don't ask how. They just did😆.

Ok thanks for confirming

So we have have

Bheeshm-- son of a Brahmin mom and a Kshtriya dad a Kshatriya and not a Suta

Vyas-- Son of a Brahmin dad and a Nishada mom, a Shudra (a pure caste after loads of hybridisation)

Vichitraveer-- son of Kshtriya dad and a Nishada mom a Kshatriya

Uttara/Uttar -- children of a Suta mom and a Kshatriya dad -- Kshtriyas

Why was Karna a Suta though? Was Radha a Brahmin? Or was Adhirath's mom a Brahmin married to Kshtriya dad of Adhirath.....

Jo mann hota tha wahi caste rakh lete the, koi rationale hi nhi tha.

Heights of confusion

Originally posted by: Mages

is karn sangini worth watching? who is urvi in karn's life?

It's a based on a poem, "Karn's wife : The Outcast Queen" by Kavita Kane. And it's definitely not worth watching. I started watching it, but then stopped after 4-5 episodes. Except Tejaswi, Sayantani, Karn's mom, none was worth watching. Asim Gulati did a good job as Karn, though not as good as Ahem but definitely better than Gautam Rode.

Kinshuk was disappointment as Arjun. Wondering how he got casted as Arjun again woh bhi by SKT

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Ok thanks for confirming

So we have have

Bheeshm-- son of a Brahmin mom and a Kshtriya dad a Kshatriya and not a Suta

Vyas-- Son of a Brahmin dad and a Nishada mom, a Shudra (a pure caste after loads of hybridisation)

Vichitraveer-- son of Kshtriya dad and a Nishada mom a Kshatriya

Uttara/Uttar -- children of a Suta mom and a Kshatriya dad -- Kshtriyas

Why was Karna a Suta though? Was Radha a Brahmin? Or was Adhirath's mom a Brahmin married to Kshtriya dad of Adhirath.....

Jo mann hota tha wahi caste rakh lete the, koi rationale hi nhi tha.

Heights of confusion

Caste system in earlier days were so much confusing.

Originally posted by: Andy3456

It's a based on a poem, "The Outcast Queen" by Kavita Kane. And it's definitely not worth watching. I started watching it, but then stopped after 4-5 episodes. Except Tejaswi, Sayantani, Karn's mom, none was worth watching. Asim Gulati did a good job as Karn, though not as good as Ahem but definitely better than Gautam Rode.

Kinshuk was disappointment as Arjun. Wondering how he got casted as Arjun again woh bhi by SKT

Not a poem its a novel.

Originally posted by: Andy3456

Caste system in earlier days were so much confusing.

Dimag kharab kar dega ye

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Ok thanks for confirming

So we have have

Bheeshm-- son of a Brahmin mom and a Kshtriya dad a Kshatriya and not a Suta

Vyas-- Son of a Brahmin dad and a Nishada mom, a Shudra (a pure caste after loads of hybridisation)

Vichitraveer-- son of Kshtriya dad and a Nishada mom a Kshatriya

Uttara/Uttar -- children of a Suta mom and a Kshatriya dad -- Kshtriyas

Why was Karna a Suta though? Was Radha a Brahmin? Or was Adhirath's mom a Brahmin married to Kshtriya dad of Adhirath.....

Jo mann hota tha wahi caste rakh lete the, koi rationale hi nhi tha.

Heights of confusion

Bheeshma's mother was kshatriya.

https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/vp/vp099.htm

PURÚRAVAS had six sons, Áyus, Dhímat, Amávasu, Viśwavasu, Śatáyus, and Śrutáyus 1. The son of Amávasu was Bhíma 2; his son was Kánchana 3; his son was Suhotra 4, whose son was Jahnu. This prince, whilst performing a sacrifice, saw the whole of the place overflowed by the waters of the Ganges. Highly offended at this intrusion, his eyes red with anger, he united the spirit of sacrifice with himself, by the power of his devotion, and drank up the river. The gods and sages upon this came to him, and appeased his indignation, and reobtained Gangá from him, in the capacity of his daughter (whence she is called Jáhnaví) 5.

Originally posted by: Andy3456

It's a based on a poem, "Karn's wife : The Outcast Queen" by Kavita Kane. And it's definitely not worth watching. I started watching it, but then stopped after 4-5 episodes. Except Tejaswi, Sayantani, Karn's mom, none was worth watching. Asim Gulati did a good job as Karn, though not as good as Ahem but definitely better than Gautam Rode.

Kinshuk was disappointment as Arjun. Wondering how he got casted as Arjun again woh bhi by SKT

https://youtu.be/xE-JPDe25IM

watch this guys gosh pooja is cool and amazing and really intelligent witty respectful humble she is love and wow she has fans all around the world north india indonesia thailand tamil nadu russia taiwan the insta life with her niece ayana she is such a cutie pie

someone ask pooja which pandavas she loves which pooja say she love all 5 pandavas🤣

now this was not mention as pooja or draupadi though🤣

Originally posted by: Lazybird_Silpa

karnsangini was also by SKT?😳

No. It was by Shashi Sumeet production.