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...
A young girl of seventeen was seen to sleep peacefully in her mahogany cot. But the tremble in her lips would be able to prove that she was dreaming something. What she was seeing in her dreams let we see that too.
She saw herself sitting on a pond side. Swinging happily her legs. She was even humming a sweet tune unknown to herself. As a small baby girl of 5.
"Koli!!! O Koli!!!" She heard the voice of some lady. Unknown to herself.
She made a crying face. She wanted to enjoy her alone time. Then she got up and hurriedly replied
"Ai Mayi!!! (I am coming mother!!!)"
And she ran in speed to the direction of the voice.
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Baby Kolika (previous life of Shalu)
The scene changed rapidly. She saw herself was sitting in the lap of a lady who was forcing her to eat. She was not ready to eat more.
"Kha le!!! (Eat it!!)" The lady was now holding a sweet named Barfi in her right palm.
She nodded her head in dismissal. She was not eating anything. She wanted to play.
The last suppressed a smile and told her calmly "Rajkumariji, bhojan kar lijiye. Barna Raj Kumar ake bhagake le jayega. (My Princess, eat something now. Unless a Prince will come and abduct you.)"
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Her mother Devi Ranjhavatiaka Nagalakshmi (Wife of Sheshnag)
The baby girl pouted her lips cutely. As if it was impossible. Then she had lifted her both hands and showed to her mother while saying this
"Main Raj Kumar ko marungi. (I will beat that naughty Prince.)"
Another beautiful lady, standing just behind them, giggled merrily. She was her grandmother. Devi Kadru. Wife of Maharishi Khasyap, her grandfather and dear mother of her father Lord Sheshnag.
