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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At the shore of Ganges: before the staring of the battle of Mahabharata:
"Mujhe apni kavach daan me de do (give me your armor in alms please), Vatsya!!!"
A tall man told it placidly. He was not very sure whether the person whom he was telling this would grant his wish or not. But he was helpless. As he was, as a father, scared for the safety of his son. Arjuna.
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The person whom he was begging this was seen standing tall and looking at him intently. He knew it beforehand that Indra Dev would appear to him. To beg for his armor. So that he could save his son. His father, Surya Dev, had warned him of that. At yesterday midnight.
The helpless voice of Surya Dev rang in his eardrum repeatedly -
"Putra, kal prat kal tum Surya bandan me mat jao. Parashu chale jana. Kal Indra Dev tumse chal se apne kavach mangne ayenge!!! (O my son, don't go tomorrow at the shore of Ganges. For worshipping me. Go there the day after tomorrow. But not tomorrow. As Indra Dev will come to you. To beg for your armor. In the disguise of an old Brahmin.)"
He looked at the handsome face of his father bewiderldely. He never saw him so gloomy!!! So broken!! Just for him!!! He smiled brightly in his mind. He discovered that hid father loved him tenderly and wholeheartedly. It was a great news for every child. To him too. It was the main reason why he rushed to him. To save his life. He knew the nature of his son, his dear Karna.
He came near his father and touched his feet with devotion while uttering this
"Apne to hame bhagna nahin sikhaya tha, Pitashree. Apne jiban ke liye bhi nahin. (You have never teach me to run out, my dear father. Even not for the sake my own life.)" Then added this gently "Karna ke liye apne vachan todna mrityu ke saman hain. Yeah to asambhab hain. (It seems like my own death to me if I break my own rule. It is impossible for Karna. To fly out of the battlefield. Be it from shore of the Ganges or the battlefield of the holy Kurukshetra!!!)"
