It is the sixth story of the Karna Series. Long ago a girl born out of her loving parents, Dau Balram and his wife Rebati. Her mother hailed from Satya Yug whose father discovered a suitable groom for his only daughter in Dwapar Yug, in the elder si...
"Yeah Yudhha toh ab abambhabi ho chuka hain. (Now the war seems truly inevitable.)"
Three different men had uttered the same line at three diffrent ways. To others. However their inner meaning was same. The war of Mahabharata was not going to stop now. Let us try to concentrate on each of them and their responses. ..............................
At the lavish Royal Chamber of King of Hastinapur: At the same time of Avi-Ara marriage:
"Yeah yudhha toh ab ati anibarya ho chuka hain, Jijashree. (This War is now inevitable. None can stop it.)"
One medium highted man told it to a blind man. Sitting on the throne. The man seemed to roam at the room with a dice in his hands. It was his habit. If you notice then the blind man was too strong as he had strong jawline, very masculine body with six pack abs and broad shoulders. He had one problem. He was blind not only in eyes but also in the soul. His lust for throne was the main culprit of causing this war.
"Parantu (But)" The blind man was trying to uplift his right hand to the first man. To say something.
Let us introduce him. He was the well-known blind King of Hastinapur. King Dhritashtra himself.
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King Dhritashtra
The first man stopped roaming and had looked at the direction of the blind man. With awe. Then a crooked smile had appeared on his face which made him look extraordinarily cruel and ruthless.
"Jijashree kripaya ab to samay ki gati ko pehchaniye. (My dear brother-in-law, at last try to realize the changing time.)" The crooked man told him with a crooked smile.
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Mamashree Shakuni
"Mamashree!!!" One man had called for him. With deep voice. He wanted to warn his maternal uncle. Against the flickering mood of his father.
"Bhanje!!! Bhanje!!!" Mamashree had looked at his direction with interest and made a sound with his tongue. He was so unhappy with this boy!!! This boy did not have any sense!!! Still now when he himself was father of a boy!!! He still needed to be coaxed by him!!!
