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Passion Talk by supporters of Mahabharat
Posted By:
Kuldip
Date:
27 . 03. 2009
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it's Meaningful,logical and enjoy watching at any time......
Posted By:
pranav
Date:
18 . 04. 2008
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Some sources say Shakuni had been insulted when his beloved sister has been married to the blind Kuru king Dhritarashtra and swore to destroy the Kaurava clan. He achieved this by poisoning the mind of his volatile nephew, and influenced Duryodhana into instigating the war with the Pandavas, which resulted in the destruction of the Kauravas. Thus, he is seen by many as the ultimate cause of the destructive Kurukshetra War
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pranav
Date:
18 . 04. 2008
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The villain Shakuni , an avatar of Dwarpa[citation needed], the personification of Dvapara Yuga, was the brother of Gandhari in the MahÄ?bhÄ?rata. He was very fond of his nephew Duryodhana. He won the kingdom of the Pandavas' for his nephew, as a wager in a rigged game of dice. The dice that were used were made with Shakuni's father's thigh bones and would always do his bidding.
Posted By:
pranav
Date:
10 . 04. 2008
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Mahabharat teaches u about the real life situations, It teaches u who are yours who are not, it teaches us not to trust anybody
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