Krishna Animated Films

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  • Animated Krishna Films
  • This is a full-length animated feature film on the life of the Pandavas. It is based on the great Indian epic Mahabharata. The purpose of this film is to inspire the viewer to seek the original and to create an abiding interest in the Mahabharata, the great classic of the Indian subcontinent.
    Pandavas - The Five Warriors is a wonderful movie in English. It is a classic Indian narration from one of India's greatest epics 'The Mahabharat'. The movie describes the eternal fight between good and evil. It is the story of the five 'Pandava' brothers and their war against their cousins 'The Kauravas'. Watch the epic conclusion on the battlefield of Kurukshetra.

    When hatred and evil spread across the world, the celestial power comes to the rescue of human beings to protect them against the onslaught. Hastinapur, an ancient city of India, was ruled by great noble kings. Thousands of years ago, Pandu, a great warrior, ruled Hastinapur with generosity and faith. King Pandu, in fact, was the younger brother of King Dhiru.

    Since Dhiru was born blind, he was happy to be under the stewardship of his younger brother and let him rule the kingdom. But alas, it was short-lived, had inherited a curse for some of his past misdeeds and had to leave the kingdom one day and set out to the forest to perform penance along with his queens, Kunti and Madhuri. Oh dear, you look worried, sad and thoughtful too. Not sad exactly, Kunti.

    A bit worried, yes. I never told you about a curse I inherited and it's worrying me now. I just can't have any worldly pleasures. I cannot even have children.

    Oh, how strange, my Lord. You have received this terrible curse. But, my dear, I have a boon to counter it. Once, an old sage taught me how to invoke natural powers to have the child I want.

    And, my Lord, this doesn't require human union. Really? This is great news, Kunti. Let's invoke the god of time Yes, my lord I would be very happy to do so Blessed child And how wonderful He looks the very embodiment of virtue Let's call him Dharam We need a son who is strong Don't you think, Kunti?

    Now, let's invoke the god of wind Yes, my lord This fellow will definitely be strong As strong as the wind We will call him Bhim I think we need a son Handsome and with nimble fingers to excel in archery Well, then my lord I will now invoke thunder and lightning Our son's arrow will strike the enemy like thunder Yes, this guy is handsome and his fingers are nimble One day he will grow up to be a great warrior Why don't we name him Arjun? Well, Kunti, by virtue of being the woman you are You inherited the power to get children by a divine boon Why don't you teach me so that I can also have children? Oh, happily I will We shall now invoke Ashwin, the twin stars We'll call them Nakul and Sahadev Thus, the five children came to be called Pandavas The sons of Pandu Each one being a part of the great powers of nature They were destined to rule the earth Oh Bhishma, my learned lord Why these sounds of disaster, Hilloom?

    The sounds are the indications of impending disaster. Let us hope that all will be well. Meanwhile, Gandhari, wife of Dhiru, experienced labor pain. Even though she could see, she blindfolded herself because her husband, Dhiru, was blind.

    Gandhari delivered 101 children. The eldest of them was named Dhuri and this clan came to be called the Kauravas. When Madhuri were in a romantic mood, Pandu's end was near. Oh my dear, what happened?

    Has my love been the cause? God, what have I done? No, what happened? The time has come for me to bid goodbye.

    Take the children to Hastinapur. Let them grow there under the care of my brother Dhiru. He will surely welcome you all. Let me go.

    The wrath of the curse fell on Pandu. enjoying the forbidden fruit of worldly pleasure, brought Pandu's life to an end. Reached Hastinapur with her five children. Dhiru was happy to receive them. The five children of Pandu grew up with the hundred children of Dhiru, the Pandavas and the Kauravas.

    They became part of the great Indian history. the boys grow together and get trained in a traditional school. Their teacher Drona has indeed a tough time to train all these princes in the making. One day in the school. Now it's time for the mace practice.

    Duri beam let's start. Where is now you can hit what power in that hit now let us practice some archery look at the bird on the pillar now your target is the birds eye the arm come forward you have to hit that target look up what do you see I see a bird and a platform Oh, I see. You see so many things. I think you should go back.

    You need some more practice. Thuri, will you try now? Yes, master. What do you see?

    The bird, of course. Well, in addition to Dharam's view, I also see the clouds behind it. My God! The sky as well?

    Your aim is even worse. Arjun, your turn now Yes, master Now, what do you see? I see the center of the eye of the bird Nothing else? Nothing else Shoot Look, boy What a great job Arjun has done He hit the mark Perfect You know why?

    His concentration was right on the eye nowhere else that's how an archer should be keep it up Arjun that was the beginning of Duri's jealousy among the Pandavas and Kauravas Arjun was the greatest archer of all the five brothers distinguished themselves in different skills through the years in the following years the Kauravas led by Duri continued to hate the Pandavas to no end The Kauravas had a wicked uncle called Shakuni. He was their mother Gandhari's brother. Shakuni played their evil genius and was only too eager to favour his cousins against the Pandavas. Uncle Shakuni, we are the kings of our state.

    Karna is with us. He is a great archer and I can fight. We can definitely teach a lesson to our cousins. Idiot!

    Don't overestimate yourself and underestimate the others. If you need to have your way, then get rid of the Pandavas. Uncle, how is it possible? You leave that to me.

    I have called an architect. He will take care of our needs. What will he do? He is going to build a palace and the Pandavas are going to be in there when he sets fire to the palace.

    You think the Pandavas are fools that they will fall into a trap just like that? Well, wait and see. Wait and see who is smarter. Come along, Duri.

    Well, my lord, this is the plan of the palace. A big hall, balconies overlooking the scenic beauty outside. Enough of this. Tell me how soon it will burn.

    The palace is beautiful. An architectural beauty. But our requirement is that the whole palace should burn instantly in case of fire. What a strange requirement.

    Normally, people ask for buildings which are fireproof and you want it to burn instantly. Why? This guy is too curious. Cut off his head.

    Wait. Look, my friend. Can you build this palace? It should look very normal.

    Worthy of living. But must have an inner layer of lac and wax. So, when set on fire, it should go up in flames. Uh, who's gonna live in it?

    Well, now you're asking too many questions. Can you do exactly what I say? I can build this palace. I really don't understand your motive.

    You don't have to. You will be rewarded with a thousand gold coins on finishing the job. The house and gold coins that's a lifetime earning for me When shall I start now a chariot will take you there Start your job right away Brothers would you like to go to the city of Varna right now? That's the Kings desire He's going to crown us kings of Varna.

    Oh The old man has acknowledged us as Kings has he that's great Hey, Bheem. Don't be too happy. It's too early for that. This might even be a plot.

    Keep us away from the city. Come on, Arjun. Why do you suspect the old man? He's planning to build a nice palace for us to live in.

    Don't you know that? No, I don't like the idea at all. I'm sure he won't do anything that's good for us. He's never liked us.

    Let's go and look there. If there's something sinister, we can take care of it. care of it? Yes. We'll all go there now.

    Stop the chariot. It's Uncle Viggo. Hey, look. Not much time to tell you anything.

    You are going to have some trouble. This is a treacherous plot. I told you. Take good care of yourself.

    Be very watchful. Look for the tunnel from inside the palace. That the escape room. I can't say anything more of this.

    Bye. Wow, what a resplendent palace. You see the beauty even in danger. You're too positive.

    Welcome to Varna, my lords and the lady. You can see a splendid palace built by me for your comforts. Brand new. Can I show you around why not my it is a beautiful palace isn't it hmm I can see that see what a great artwork we have done for you the whole palace looks funny smells like camphor the architect says it's pain but you know how easy it is for camphor to catch fire and remember what uncle wither told us plot Tunnel?

    Plot? Tunnel? Do you think we can finish this by dawn? We have to.

    I wish we had some more light. We will wait till they sleep and then set fire. But master, after setting fire, how do we escape? I know the only real exit door in this palace.

    All the others are fakes. We have to find the tunnel before morning. Where are they digging? I don't hear a thing.

    Why don't we take a look around? Hey, shh. Come over. Listen.

    What's this? Water. How come? What's bothering you, mother?

    Isn't it funny? Each time I pluck a lotus, the water level goes down a bit. Something's wrong here. What?

    Let me see. Yes, indeed. What's this? An earthquake?

    Come on. Let's go from here. Which way? Look, it's raining rapidly.

    There is definitely someone digging below. There you are. Rush. Come, Arjun, and bring mother.

    Be careful, baby. Safety at last. There's a boat here. Bad announcement.

    All the Pandavas signed a mother had died in an unfortunate fire in the newly built palace. The whole kingdom will be mourning for the next one month. No celebrations, no official function. Did you hear that?

    We will make them pay for it with their blood. Peace, Bheem. The hell with it. You can keep your peace.

    We shall destroy them. Yes, Bheem. Dear friend, thank god you came in time to help us My lord, it's my duty We are very happy we could do this for you But you look worried Almost everyone looks worried in this village There is a terrible demon, my lord It lives in the mountain, there What's there? A huge monster With the appetite of an army Every day she wants a cartload of food and a human To escort the food?

    No, my lord, to be devoured And today it's the turn of our family Is that so? Seems to be a lazy carnivorous beast, this demon Does it have a name? We call her the Curse We shall remove the Curse Today I will go with the food Where is this demon? Apricots and junipers and almond with enough rice.

    Tender lamb and honey. Yes, my dear gluttonous beast. What does that mean? Oh, I think your arms and thighs are juicy now.

    Last time you people sent me a famished bramble, I had to feed him first and then eat him. You really have compensated for that. How would you like to be eaten? Alive?

    It is your preference, you overweight carnivore. Oh, I'm not very hungry. Just know how the sheep Hmm, and the ship for breakfast. I will be back to eat all these on you, of course.

    So, don't go away. Yes, I'll wait for you, you horrendous hag. I suspect you are using abusive language. Not at all, you sloth head.

    They are precise choice words. I'm ready for my meal. Where's my food? Nothing like a full meal, even if it gives occasional indigestion.

    You didn't eat my meal. How dare you defy me? Look, my friend, it makes no difference. I eat your food, and you eat me.

    You think you are clever? Clever and strong, you mad monster. This is your last day on Earth. Say your prayers.

    You have released me from the curse. What curse? I was born a princess. I once made fun of a saint.

    In what way? I called him a blind fool. without reverence for his knowledge and wisdom. It seems he was a great Vedic scholar. He was also very short tempered.

    He said, just because you think you are so beautiful, you are making fun of me. I curse you. You will become an ugly demon from this very instant. Really?

    And then? I pleaded with him for three full days he finally relented and said in the end you will be killed and freed from this curse by a great warrior good now go away wherever you came from and hereafter don't make fun of Vedic scholars and mathematicians he also said i would marry my savior did he say that oh yes my lord clearly and explicitly it's my desire too well i don't mind you look fairly pretty you are a princess aren't you b is a happily married man now and the other brothers obviously have to wait for their turns and an opportunity arises. The king of Panchala was on the lookout for a suitable hand for his beautiful daughter Panchali. He is arranging to conduct an archery competition among the great warriors in the world.

    The Pandavas in disguise proceed to Panchala. Royal Princess, the contest is simple. Lift this bow, take the arrow, aim looking at the reflection in the pond, and hit that rotating fish in the eye. Whoever does it wins my daughter Panchali's hand in marriage.

    The Prince of Inventation! The Prince of Inventation! Perhaps the test is too stiff. That was close enough.

    He wins. Announce the wedding. That's not fair. What is not?

    The rule says you have to hit the eye of the fish. He didn't hit the eye. Who are you? A poor villager.

    Do not comment on the judgment unless you can do better. If your competition rules permit me, I would like to try. Why not? Try if you wish.

    Here, valor is considered more important than status. His face looks familiar. I knew it! I knew it!

    Hey, be clear. What? What are you talking about? The five, my nemesis, they are not dead!

    Why do you say that, Durai? They are burnt. Such archery, such skill. I have seen it only in Arjun.

    It's Arjun, no doubt. Uncle, do not fool yourself. The Pandavas are alive. They are alive.

    They are alive. But that's impossible. There is proof that they were burnt alive. I saw the bodies.

    Uncle Shakuni, you saw burnt bodies How can you be sure they were the Pandavas? Then whose bodies were they? I don't know They could have been construction workers, uncle We have been cheated Oh, I paid that rat a thousand gold coins Uncle, you are getting old Your schemes don't work Give me a workable suggestion for heaven's sake Stop this hatred, Dury. If the Pandavas are still alive, we should happily welcome them back to Hastinapur.

    Dury, you should repent your past sins. I suppose, dear father, you will also suggest we give away our kingdom and beg in the streets. I'm only suggesting. Be friendly with them.

    I have another idea. We welcome them now And finish them off another way How? Thank you Welcome dear cousins We are all greatly relieved Where did you all vanish? People said you perished in a fire I didn't believe it Just stop the pretense Bhim, you know who set the palace on fire Enough Bhim Watch your tongue My worthy cousin Your accusation is unfounded My sons I am genuinely happy to know that you are still alive Let us end this conflict between cousins You are as much my sons as my brother Pandu's I have asked Duri To give you a separate place in Indraprastha To build your palace and rule your kingdom Thank you uncle for giving us our own little piece of earth Dury, we will invite you to the inauguration of our new palace and our new capital, Indraprastha, exactly one year from now.

    I will come. Now that all the sentimental drip is over, will you depart for your new kingdom? The land they were allotted was barren. But they asked Mayan, the great architect, to build a great palace and the city of Indraprastha. the palace had many fanciful features hello Duri be careful Duri this place has a lot of mirrors not as treacherous as the wax palace that you built this is at least fireproof wait Duri I warned you about this place yeah let me show you some magic it's just a bridge let's cross it no way don't worry dhuri it's a safe one come with me hard to believe isn't it come let's go no water it's only the floor finely polished hmm welcome I am Panchali Arjun's wife yes I I know you.

    This, Loz. Here, let me hold your hand. The palace is new to us also. It is full of our architect's playful devices.

    Leave me. I told you, it is slippery. go ahead laugh this laughter is going to cost you big harm i have been insulted humiliated i won't spend one more minute in this treacherous palace i'm leaving please don't mistake us panchali's laughter was the scene of the epic war this is the hundredth time you have faced the floor. What's wrong? I wish you did something more useful than passing your fingers through your beard, uncle.

    What do you want? Revenge, my dear uncle. Revenge! What for?

    For all the indignities I suffered at Indraprastha. I could not stand the hideous grins on the faces of the five brothers and that shriek of Panchali. Ha! They made a fool of me.

    That architect, Mayan, ought to be burnt alive. I want revenge, uncle. My blood cries for it. Let's declare war.

    Calm down, Duri. You can't go to war against your own cousins. All the old fellows, your grandfathers, will all be unhappy. My dear Duri, there are many subtle ways of taking revenge.

    There you go again. Your subtleties, your discretions, you plan to burn them in the wax palace. What happened? I paid 1000 gold coins to that architect for that junk of our palace and it burnt.

    And the Pandavas are still alive. Will you be patient, Duri? This time I have a great plan. To get me insulted?

    Duri, you are insulting me. I have a repertoire of great ideas. This time, we won't kill them. We will destroy them.

    Seize their kingdom. Strip them of their loincloths. Sweet promises. Dharm, the eldest, has a weakness for gambling.

    Invite them for a game of dice. A deceptively simple dice game full of heavenly ladders and a few earthly snakes. If a player climbs a ladder, he is rewarded. He gets whatever he asks for from the opponent if he descends the snake he has to give whatever the opponent asked but where's the catch there is a trick in this dice loaded in a very discreet way say a number three hundred twelve or less unit with five Amazing!

    How do you do that? All in these nimble fingers. First, we will make them win a few times. Give them a few goodies.

    And then we attack. Uncle Shakuni will play on my behalf. Brother, Uncle Shakuni is a schemer. Don't play with him.

    One moment, Uncle. I want to have the dice changed. problem at all you choose here satisfied can we begin please understand the rules of the game I have the option to advance your coin or my coin is that clear yes that's a good start you are right now you ask whatever you want of us I want a peace and no war pact amongst us cousins. That's no problem. I thought you would ask for half our kingdom.

    We have our kingdom. And besides, this is only a friendly game. We came to renew our friendship. No.

    Friendship is different. Brother, let's leave. Calm down, Bhim. Don't get excited.

    Look, I'm in luck today. One more throw and I can reach heaven. One wrong throw and you're heading for hell. Shall I throw now?

    It's my turn. Sure. If I throw a fall, I can make you go down, down, down. All right, throw.

    Fall. You go down, down and down to the pit. Give. Your kingdom of Indraprastha.

    What? This is unfair. The dice is yours. The luck is yours.

    Can there be a fairer game? All right, I'll give you my kingdom. Brother, promise us you will leave the game after this throw. I will, I will.

    As soon as I get back the kingdom I lost. Yes, that's it. Here, I'm climbing a ladder. Give back in the presta.

    Given. I want to leave now. Yes, you can leave as soon as my turn is over. That's the rule.

    Five. We get to ask again. Duri, what shall we ask the worthy dharm? I want Bheem as my slave.

    This is getting ridiculous. All my gold, properties, my palace, Arjun, Makul, gave myself. One by one, Dharam lost everything. The loaded dice sealed the fate of the Pandavas.

    What have I done? No. You have now lost everything, Dharam. But one more game, you can win back everything you lost.

    You still have one precious thing to pledge. What is it? I have staked everything and lost. We are all your slaves now.

    Everything? What about Panchali? What? You have lost your kingdom, your brothers and yourself.

    You have no claim over her. Nevertheless, as a gesture of goodwill, I will allow you one last bet. If you win, you get back all that you lost. I must win.

    I'll be lucky this time. And if you lose, you will lose your paanchali and have only your loincloth left. We will have to ask for them too. You scoundrel.

    You scheming double-tongued reptile. Perhaps you would like to call me a horrible monster. Poor dear Bhim. You have lost your rights.

    You are our slaves now. Wait, my dear cousins. I have a score to settle with someone. Dushnu.

    Here. Bring her in. Yes, brother. Your wish is my command.

    Wicked man There you go You have no right to pledge me What sort of a husband are you? Pledging the wife you're supposed to protect? What right you have on me? Come off your sari now, Panchali Oh Lord Krishna You are the protector of the whole world Save me from this indignity My husband has failed me Come off your sari for saving my honor and virtue it was finally ruled that the pandavas who had lost the game should go into a 13-year exile, 12 years to be led in a life of asceticism and the last year, a life in disguise.

    And so, the Pandavas along with Panchali left for the forest. Let me have some water. I'll fetch some water. I'm also very thirsty.

    Why? Is it poison? Yes, but it is you that has to answer my questions. Who are you by the way?

    The voice is human, but... I am Yauksha, guardian of the water source. I have many questions. You must answer them.

    That is the rule. Stuff your rules away. I'm going to drink. It's been a long time since Dev has gone.

    Bhim, go and see if he's in some trouble. Yes, brother. Dev! Dev!

    Oh my God! He's dead! I'm worried, Arjun. Even Bhim has not returned.

    I suggest you both go, Nakul and Arjun. One of you must come back and tell me what has happened. Yes, brother. We'll go and see.

    This is mysterious. Panchali, keep the door closed and stay inside. I'll go and see what has happened to the four of them. I'm sure they got sidetracked in some animal chase or some silly contest.

    I'm worried. Don't worry. Nothing will happen to my dear brothers. I'm sure there is a simple explanation.

    My God! My brothers? All four of them? Oh my god, they're all dead.

    They would have been saved if they answered my questions. Who are you? A celestial voice cracked in the wilderness guarding this pond. Your brothers came for water.

    They've had to answer my questions. I will answer your questions, but you must promise to bring them back to life. That depends on your answers. All right.

    Ask. I shall answer them to the best of my ability. What is man's greatest companion? Courage.

    How does a man become wise? By learning from elders. I am satisfied with all your answers, thinker. The questions were good.

    As a reward, I will bring back to life one of your brothers. Choose which one? I will choose my brother, Nakul. He sure will be the right choice.

    What is the reason behind your decision? Brother Nakul is the son of Mother Madhuri. I do want Madhuri's land to continue. I am immensely pleased with your unselfish answer.

    I will resurrect all your brothers. Who are you, O heavenly voice? I am your Godfather, the God of Death. I came to find out how you are.

    Ask for a wish. It will be granted. Oh my God, father. We have to spend 12 years in the jungle as part of our indebtedness to Duri.

    We have to be incognito for one more year. Grant us this wish. We should not be recognized as the Pandavas during that year. After 13 years, the Pandavas returned from exile and demanded Dhuri of their kingdom.

    Dhuri questioned their right and challenged them to a war. Arjuna and Dhuri both went to the mighty Lord Krishna for help. Dhuri asked for his large army and got it. But Arjuna would be happy to have Krishna to be his charioteer in the battle.

    Thus began the great war of Kurukshetra. The thunder, let by our arrows out, will start a debris, and end sharply when the sun goes down. This is a face-to-face war. No one should hit from behind.

    The injured and unarmed should not be hit. it is war Sanjay I am extremely sad brothers against brothers what is happening Sanjay tell me they are exchanging the code of conduct for the battle the blind hero father of the Kauravas could see the war through the supernatural vision of his charioteer Sanjay shall we start huh Krishna I feel very sad. I have to kill my own cousins. How can I do this? My teachers, my elders are all lined up there.

    How can I kill them? Look Arjun, it is too late to contemplate on the righteousness of this war. According to our beliefs, no one dies. The body is just like clothing which we change the old for new the soul never dies it is eternal the killer and the killed are both the same pick up your bow aim and fight like the warrior you are yes was the stage of a cruel war of fratricide masters ranged against disciples brothers against brothers elders against the young.

    Friends against friends. We are in a serpentine formation. Babe, what is our strategy? Serpents fall.

    The eagle. Lots of lives lost. The Pandavas have the upper hand. Our side is now making a diamond formation.

    The Pandavas are countering it with a half-moon formation. A very good strategy. And for Arjun's son Abhi, a master of war strategies from the days he was in his mother's womb father this is my first war please bless me no Abby you are too young leave this job to us no father I am a warrior son I am the only one who can break the discus formation of Drona I will be back with carts full of enemies heads it is done let me take leave father no this is not a fair combat everything is fair in a war send his body to his father Arjun with my compliments know who you're going to fight today no who Rona my god teacher how can I fight that great man Krishna this is unjust all war is unjust a warless world would be ideal but as long as jealousy and desire Krishna I can't defeat him he's too good age has not withered his skills is it important that I should kill him unfortunately yes the old man is the key strategist let me think now Lord Krishna should think up a trick to eliminate Drona.

    I have killed Ashwat. Yes. Ashwat is dead. What?

    My son Ashwat is dead. Ashwat is an elephant. Ashwat is also his son's name. He thinks his son is dead.

    Let me clarify. No, don't. Krishna, let me speak the truth. I can't stop Drona, but I and stopped Drona hearing it.

    My great master, Ashwat is dead, but he's not your son. My son. Ghatot was Bhim's son by his demon wife. He came to cause great havoc by his magical tricks.

    Father, why don't you go and take some rest, and let me go and fight. I will handle the Kauravas. You know my potent weapons, but I only need your blessings. Victory will be yours, my son.

    You're going there, little fellows. Come and get crushed under my bed. That is Gador, King's son. He's a trickster.

    This arrow should stop him. It's hot. Send me some more little sticks. This lad is clever.

    Karna, the only way you can defeat this brave boy is by using your Shakti missile. But that I've kept for Arjun. It's your choice. All right, I will use Shakti.

    Krishna, which side are you on? Why did you advise Karna to use such a lethal weapon on our youthful and strong Ghatot? Arjun, I did this with a purpose. That weapon was reserved for you.

    It will surely have killed you. You are more important than Ghatot in this war. Krishna, what if Karna uses the same weapon again on me? That is the catch.

    It can only be used once. My son! My dear son! It's ruthless and relentless, my friends.

    Get on with the battle. Tell me, Sanjay, who is winning? Karna is dead. Both sides have had some gains and losses.

    It is an even battle so far. How many died? Many. Here is Jack, the suicide bomber.

    Suicide bomber? What does that mean? If you kill me, the moment my head hits the ground, it will explode, killing you all! Is it true Krishna?

    Oh yes, it is. How do I deal with this menace? Kill him by all means. Take an arrow and knock his head off.

    Your arrow should be so fast that his head falls on their side. Brilliant idea. I shall now use the wind speed arrow. Inhuman war took a heavy toll of lives.

    But the warmongers were too cruel to give up. I did. Including my dear Karna. My uncle Shakuni.

    What did I achieve? So much bloodshed and loss of my dear ones. To hell with the code of war. I want revenge.

    Disturbed by a series of setbacks, Duri's mind started working its crooked ways. He is setting the Pandava tents on fire. That is not fair. It is unethical.

    A total violation of the code of conduct. Your son is desperate. And I am sad. Release an arrow.

    That will bring rain. Duri is desperate and losing courage. Losing hope This is the time to step up the pressure Rally all your forces We are coming to the end of this war It was the last day of the war Behem had sworn to break Duri's tie And kill him before sunset Duri was running for his life He is hiding underneath Let me empty this pond with my fire arrow No, don't destroy nature let him come out I won't come out until it's done Krishna I have to kill him before sunset just wait beam I will make it come out the Sun seems to have gone down I will get out now and escape to come back with renewed vigor got you come on Dury pick up your mace die you cursed wretched creature die for all For all your sins, for all the insults, for all the indignities you made us suffer.

    Durai, what did we ask of you? Only a piece of land, friendship, peace. Was that too much to ask for? Not one foot of land.

    He is unrepented. Let him die. When hatred and evil spread across the world, the celestial power takes a role in the eternal drama to balance the various elements of existence. Hastinapur, once again, was blessed with the rule of righteous kings.

    Dharam, along with his brothers, ruled the kingdom for years till the son of Abhimanyu took over the kingdom. The Pandavas, after handing over the kingdom, went on to the Himalayas in search of further truth and enlightenment. When man gives up hatred and jealousy and learns to love one another, peace and joy will rule the world.

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