This is the untold story of a wife of one of the most promising and remarkable archer of Mahabharata. Karna. This girl loved him unconditionally from the very bottom of her heart and was witness of his endless pain, suffering, dilemma and agony to p...
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Devi (Vrushali) Padmavati
[First Karna Snagini. First wife of Karna. His mentor, guide, his best friend, his solace of painful life, his witness of suffering and lifelong agony. She loved him tenderly and gave him lifelong support. In her heart had found everything. After untimely demise of Baishali he got her and cherished her till his last breath. She was admired by her in-laws and husband, loved by her baby sisters Supriya and Uruvi, respected equally by Duryodhan and Yudhhisthir. A maid who by her own merit became the Queen of Anga state. She gave birth to first son of Karna, Vrishasen, but loved tenderly all eleven children of him. She took care of Vrishaketu and Padmaja, children of Supriya and Uruvi, after untimely demise of her Karna along with her baby sisters Supriya and Uruvi. She was totally heartbroken by the untimely death of her stepdaughter Devi Padmaja and called for her own death. She was the Manas Putri of Brahma Dev so she got the opportunity to go to heaven in her body. She was known as the daughter of chariot driver Satysen, ex charioteer of King Dhritashtra and his wife Devi Ruchira. She was known to be a Sut Kanya as a mixture of Shudra (her foster father) and Kshatriya (her foster mother). But in reality she was a top Brahmin girl and Dev Kanya as daughter of Lord Brahma Dev. She left the earth by giving the state to her stepson Vrishaketu and his son Yudhhajit (from Utkal Raj Kumari Yuvnakshi). She for her selfless attitude and loving nature was called as a mother figure by Lord Krishna himself.]
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Ek Radha, Ek Mira.... Dono ne Shyam ko chaha.... Antar kya dono ke Preet main bolo... Ek Prem Diwani, Ek Darsha Diwani.. Ek jit na mani, ek har na Mani..
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Story Unfolds :
4 yrs later: At Hastinapur:
"Idhar aja, Dust. (Come at once here. You naughty.)"
A girl of sixteen was running merrily after ducks. The duck family was now eagerly awaiting for her. But the most young one, a duck named Chaintan, was very naughty. He loved to play to her. She loved to chase after him. In her lonely life she had find solace in this animals and their selfless love. Let me introduce her to you. She was grown up Devi Padmavati herself.
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