Vanshaj [EDT#11] Rishton ki Mahbharat - Page 76

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

If we say what Yudhisthir did was right as per his era, then I think even Duryodhan went as per the rules of his era

I guess we shall be objective in certain terms irrespective of time and society

Originally posted by: A_for_Arpita

There is a famous line, Krishna choosing lesser Evil But Krishna actually taught those Pandavas how to give it back to the evil in lesser evil way.

How come in a lesser evil way?

What exactly did they do in a lesser evil way to them??

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

But its not like he did it "for one day", he immediately agreed for the second game of dice the next day, ensured Draupdi never even expresses her sorrows and events, even didn't try to save her from Keechak, where exactly are we getting a "one day" wrong thing here?

Yudhisthir didn't tell Draupadi to go to a different route with Keechak, even that would have been OK, he asked her to go exactly to the same spot where she was at the fear of being s**ually exploited, yehi bol deta ki appoint her to another place or to go somewhere else to I would have said chalo it wasn't grey, but nhi wahin wapas jao he said.

Originally posted by: A_for_Arpita

I got that Di. Yudhisthir was cry baby for sure, even Pandavas entertaining themselves with girls wasn't a white thing but that time THE DEFINITION of WHITE was DIFFERENT that's my ONLY POINT

OK agreed so tell me as per that time's perspective what exactly did Duryodhan or Kauravas do to become "black"

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

But its not like he did it "for one day", he immediately agreed for the second game of dice the next day, ensured Draupdi never even expresses her sorrows and events, even didn't try to save her from Keechak, where exactly are we getting a "one day" wrong thing here?

Yudhisthir didn't tell Draupadi to go to a different route with Keechak, even that would have been OK, he asked her to go exactly to the same spot where she was at the fear of being s**ually exploited, yehi bol deta ki appoint her to another place or to go somewhere else to I would have said chalo it wasn't grey, but nhi wahin wapas jao he said.

One day line was just example Di Yudhisthir repeated his mistakes obviously, I don't like Yudhisthir waise bhi but I don't agree that Pandavas were meant to be pass on as Grey by the epic. They were pass on as human tendencies (Excluding the War) to make the epic rich in life lessons

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

OK agreed so tell me as per that time's perspective what exactly did Duryodhan or Kauravas do to become "black"

Originally posted by: Moonks

the only thing I have to say about this is Yudhishthir is more whitewashed than Karna

The only character who is worse than Karna in entire Mahabharat is Yudhisthir, but usko whitewash starting se hi karne lage the log, Karna ka to ab start hua

Hey guys can u shift to GDT for MB discussion i wanna read them too but not rn but posts might get lost here

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

How come in a lesser evil way?

What exactly did they do in a lesser evil way to them??

Excluding the War. Krishna made them giving it back in the same evil way only during the WAR.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

OK agreed so tell me as per that time's perspective what exactly did Duryodhan or Kauravas do to become "black"

They carried the black patch as legacy since Satyabati, Dhritrashtra days... The black was not entirely the phase of Duryadhan's generation na