Originally posted by: Sabhayata
how awesome was draupadi today challenging keechaka with fire
she was a truly a fire princess today
this is what i would have liked to see yesterday as well
Hey, does anyone here think that Pooja Sharma has gained weight?
I remember when Draupadi came out of fire.She had a figure like that of a super-model.But now she looks a lot more rounded.I noticed this during the vanvaas itself.
This citation summarizes why she is my all time fav character from MBFinally, Draupadi has been shown in the epic Mahabharata as a unique character showing great courage, endurance, and firm in her resolve even if she had to encounter all sorts of trials and tribulations. With a view to fulfil her vow (a promise to herself to tie her untied hair after washing them with the blood of Dushasana) and to punish all those who had disgraced her and perpetrated offence against her, she kept ablaze the fire of revenge burning in her heart into the hearts and minds of Pandavas. She was the very embodiment of shree or good fortune in the house of the Pandavas. No doubt, she was occasionally subject to moods of indignation, but the loftiness of her soul, her unfailing courage in the face of disasters, her spirit of self-sacrifice, and, above all , her moral earnestness and spiritual integrity have shed a luster on the ideals of womanhood in ancient India. Her character has been woven by Maharishi Krishna Dwaipayana with great skill. The very circumstances of her birth made it abundantly clear that she was destined to fulfil a significant role. Thus, the refulgence of Draupadi's lustrous prototype of womanhood shall always be a source of inspiration for the women of India.M. L. Ahuja ( ). Women in Indian Mythology (Kindle Locations 567-572). . Kindle Edition.
Originally posted by: Sabhayata
@bheegi i agree her role in virata track has been completely changed just to whitewash yudi in particular since they cant show him remaining mum at her insult even though as per the epic he did .
i love draupadi's dialogues in the assembly hall to the king and then to the queen when she challenges that nothing can save keechaka now
but just to show pandavas as draupadi's savior's in keechaka track which they weren't they have competely changed it even Bhima agreed to kill keechaka because draupadi convinced him
it was actually draupadi who was the hero in this track who fought to avenge herself and bhima was her weapon completely unlike what they have shown
with eyes burning in fire, spoke these words unto the king of the Matsyas,
'Alas, the son of a Suta hath kicked today the proud and beloved wife of
those whose foe can never sleep in peace even if four kingdoms intervene between
him and them. Alas, the son of a Suta hath kicked today the proud and
beloved wife of those truthful personages, who are devoted to Brahmanas and who
always give away without asking any thing in gift. Oh, why do those heroes today, endued as they are
with strength and possessed of immeasurable energy, quietly suffer, like
eunuchs, their dear and chaste wife to be thus insulted by a Suta's son?
Oh, where is that wrath of theirs, that prowess, and that energy, when they
quietly bear their wife to be thus insulted by a wicked wretch?
Then she even goes ahead and points out to the king what he is doing is wrong
Thou dost not, O king, act like a king towards this Kichaka. Thy behaviour is like that of a robber, and doth not shine in a court. That I should thus be insulted in thy very presence, O Matsya, is highly improper. Oh, let all the courtiers here look at this violence of Kichaka. Kichaka is ignorant of duty and morality, and Matsya also is equally so. These courtiers also that wait upon such a king are destitute of virtue
Then yudi asks her to leave which she does but Draupadi being Draupadi cant give up on something she has set her heart on then she goes and tells the queen that her brother will die today
'As I went to bring wine for thee, Kichaka struck me in the court in the very presence of the king, as if in the midst of a solitary wood.' Hearing this, Sudeshna said, 'O thou of tresses ending in beautiful curls, as Kichaka, maddened by lust hath insulted thee that art incapable of being possessed by him, I shall cause him to be slain if thou wishest it.' Thereupon Draupadi answered, 'Even others will slay him,--even they whom he hath wronged, I think it is clear that he will have to go to the abode of Yama this very day!'"
Then also she doesn't give up thinks about how she can achieve her aim and then goes to Bhima
And she reflected, saying, 'What am I to do? Whither shall I go? How can my purpose be effected?' And while she was thinking thus, she remembered Bhima and said to herself, 'There is none else, save Bhima, that can today accomplish the purpose on which my heart is set!' And afflicted with great grief, the large-eyed and intelligent Krishna possessed of powerful protectors then rose up at night, and leaving her bed speedily proceeded towards the quarters of Bhimasena, desirous of beholding her lord.
but unfortunately to make pandavas seem heroic they have completely diluted draupadi's role
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