Subhadra is a character in the epic Mahabharat who is well known as the sister of Krishna and Balram, the much celebrated warriors and brother duo of Mahabharat. She was the beloved daughter of Vasudev and Rohini. She was the apple of her brothers' eyes. She was the princess of Dwarka, as well as the pride and most treasured gem of Dwarka. She had almost the same knowledge and skills as her brothers, yet she is considered as one out of four wives the Gandeevdhari Arjun married. Just like how only few knew she was one of the fierce warrior whom one have encountered, her love for Arjun, the story how she captured the Madhyapandava's heart and became his beloved wife from being his first love is only known to few. Let's travel back together to the Dwaparyug to witness the romantic yet adventurous life of ❤Parth and his Parthjaya ❤

We have all read stories about Dance Nights where a boy asks a girl to be his dance partner and the girl accepts the proposal of the boy she likes. Such stories lead into a lot of drama because of the confusing connections and love interests each one has. Love, attraction, happiness, sadness, loneliness, jealousy, and possessiveness, we can see all such emotions. So what if a dance night is organized in Mahbharath times? Who are the partners? Do they want to be with them? What are the characters feeling? I present a fictional story on a Dance Night that was organized in Mahabharath times with many modern references we see in stories now. It is a work of fiction and I do not tend to hurt anybody's feelings. I apologize if anybody is hurt by the story. Thank you.

Two elements. Land and water. The sunshine of love binds them together. A prodigious family, love and happiness blooming all times. The five Princes arouse as the greatest power shielded by the care and affection of their wives. However, the recipe of life is never satisfied with one flavor. Thoughts, indifferences and greed under the umbrella of fate play their games, transforming the wonderland into a misery! Presenting to you, a tale of selflessness. "It is often said that life is nothing more than a sacrifice. An offer than a reward. A loss than a gain. A realization than a possession. Following the same ideals, I am prepared for this journey." A tale of true love. "The depth of the sky's blue is as our love, that only over the years to we notice the strength of the hue. Up close it is as clear as pure water, yet when we see the miles it is the blue of fairytale dreams." A tale of trust. "No matter how many days it takes, he would keep up his word. He would definitely come for me if not today then tomorrow. After all, trust is the basis of our relationship." A tale of conspiracies. "Will we not find one idea to shatter the bond? According to her, life is a mirage, filled with illusions and no reality. Will this not make things easy for us?" A tale of betrayals. "What hides behind the lies are truths that failed to get to the light. What lies behind your betrayal may have been honest at first sight. What concealed my pain is what keeps reminding me of you every night. I am confused but I believe everything will come out when the time is right." A tale of a righteous family in the golden pages of the epic of Mahabharata! A tale of the Pandavas and their wives! A fictional perspective of a famous story! Not every story is a fairytale, but every story has it's own tale. || This story was written when the author was really young. Just for fun, and not to hurt any sentiments || Cover credits: cutie_pixie123 © | Copyrights reserved @sssm2569