@Red π²If this is true, then I bow my head before the Yadav clan's strategizing. Bhateeja and Bua won the war!π
@Red π²If this is true, then I bow my head before the Yadav clan's strategizing. Bhateeja and Bua won the war!π
Radhika
I think Keshav will be the series finale. They will probably bring up all the Qs currently asked about him.1) They may say something about the division, but probably not, since (I think) Vyasa was the one most responsible for it2) Jarasandh, like βοΈ Shishu (btw, I am hoping for a repeat performance by Joy Mathurπ)3) Could he have stopped the war?I hope Parth and Panchali speak for him as his defense lawyers
Originally posted by: Bhavaani
@ Radhika - well everyone knew he was Adhirath's adoptive son, hence unknown biological parentage. Telling him that he was the son of a Kshatriya woman was more likely to flatter his ego and is something which is more believable given his talents and of course Parshuram's curse. Obv the theory has loopholes, but a good one for those who like to exclude the 'divinity' from the epic.
I have always wondered, isn't the true sign of greatness the ability to see beyond what IS and see what SHOULD BE? By that token, there were only 2 truly great people in the epic
I have always wondered, isn't the true sign of greatness the ability to see beyond what IS and see what SHOULD BE? By that token, there were only 2 truly great people in the epic
Originally posted by: Bhavaani
BR Chopra added that in his version (when the Pandavas leave for exile) that apart from Krishna,only Draupadi was truly walking the path of dharma π
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