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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Story Unfolds :
At the Royal Garden of Anga: 13 years later: at afternoon:
One boy was sitting near the feet of a beautiful lady and reading his poems. He had broad shoulders, masculine figure yet cute enchanting smile in his round face. His long straight hair was seen flying in the air and falling over his eyes that made him looking more handsome. He loved poetry and only his mother had known of his secret love for it. He was none other than grown up Banasen, Son of Supriya, who was lifeline of his Badi Ma Devi Padmavati.
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He smiled to see the dreamy look of his mother. He knew that his mother was his brutal critic yet his very first admirer too. He loved to read his own self-made poetries to her.
To whose feet he was seen sitting now was not his Maiya Supriya, but his Badi Maa Padmavati. Supriya had, 13 yrs ago, already detached herself from him. She had given the responsibility of her sons one her Padma jiji. Then, after the Cheer Haran of Draupadi, she left for the ashram of Bhagwan Parashuram and never came back to them since then. So she had no idea that her Bana was an extremely good poet. Only Padma had knew it and she encouraged him, to pen down his own feelings, with her whole heart. She, as a dotting mother, encouraged her all boys to be expert in every field. For her, Satya or Satyasen became expert in politics and administration, Chitra or Chitrasen showed his mettle in the archery, painting and dancing, Bana became engaged good poet and a very skilled Sword player, Sushen and his younger sibling Prasen showed their expertise over the sword and Karga fighting, horse riding, singing, clay making and playing flutes, Shatrunjay and his twin sibling Dpitatva be well praised for their mastery in diverse fields, like mace fighting and archery along with administration, religion, politics and philosophy. Vrishasen had the rarest qualities of being an expert of everything like his father Karna. She ensured that her each and every son became quite an expert in their own fields. She had sent them to Guru Basistha for religious studies, Guru Vishamitra for reading politics and administration, Guru Asti for learning ethics, Guru Parashuram for learning warfare, Guru Balram for mace fighting and so also to Gurudev Vasusdev Krishna for learning politics and Kutniti. She did not left no stone untouched by her. In the regard of the learning of her sons. She never ever seen to differentiate in between her biological sons and stepsons. For her this greatness, all of her sons loved to donate their young lives happily for the sake of their elder mother or Badi Maa. She was strength of all of them. She was Vrish's tunir, Satya's granth, Chitra's brush, Shatru and Dip's Gada, Bana's diary while young Sushen and Prasen's kharga.
