Just some one shots on Krishnaa not as samragini but as a mother, daughter, sister and friend.

Gruesome circumstances leads Arjun and his Pandav brothers back to their Motherland, Hastinapur under the protection of the royals; only to realize that they were surrounded by vicious individuals masking their intentions. Nevertheless, it couldn't halt Arjun to achieve what he was born for; not halt him from becoming the peerless one. "To shun away from righteousness was never my nature, come what may." ~Arjun PART 2 of 'The Adventures of Arjun' Series.

Soudaminir Sansar Inspired ❤ "একটি তারে..." True love stories never have endings ~

" There are no happy endings. Endings are the saddest part "~ Once focused, the arrow flies out of the bow's grasp towards its target. But, what after it has hit it? The bloody carnage of Kurukshetra has finally ended. The Pandavas emerge victoriously but at the corpses of their slain kin. They won the war, and now have been gifted with tears of blood. Read, this novel for knowing how the cope with it. ~ Author 🙏

Hola guys! 🙋‍♀️ This fanfiction will contain three OS or drabbles based on Mahanayak ARJUN from Mahabharat. A little insight on his mind and his perspective on some of the most significant moments of the epic. Disclaimer : This fanfic is NOT my work. I'm not allowed to reveal the writer's name so lets keep it anonymous. Editing credits for the cover for this story goes to Dewanshi 🤗 Happy Reading 💜

The Mahabharata is a tale as old as time. One that has been retold over and over, through families, generations, and dynasties. Countless retellings have described the heroics of the Pandavas, the cruelty of the Kauravas, the dastardly deeds of Shakuni, and the brilliant maneuvers of Krishna. The epic has been used to highlight the inevitable victories of good over evil, to give heart to the people. And yet, the women of the epic never seem to be truly focused on. The true power is that which lies behind the throne . . . or next to it, perhaps. The royal women are often overlooked in our modern renditions of the Mahabharata, though they played as pivotal a role as the men, if not more. As the pen is mightier than the sword, so, oftentimes, is the veil. Behind the scenes, the question must be asked . . . who were the real puppet masters? www.inkandinklings.weebly.com

In the Hindu epic Mahabharata, Amba is the eldest daughter of the king of Kashi, who considers the Kuru prince Bhishma responsible for her misfortune. Her sole goal in life becomes his destruction, to fulfill which she is reborn as Shikandini (the daughter of Drupad and the sister of Draupadi). Amba is a great example, if at all you want to consider, for seeking vengeance. Although she struggles, she never gave up once also and at the end, attains what she wanted. Read this saga of Amba to get to know her events of life in detail. Happy reading :)

Karnan, the righteous low-born king cursed Draupadi, an Empress, "BITCH". What made such a noble man curse a woman out loud? This story has two sides trying to understand the Emotions of Karnan and Draupadi.

A one part story, depicting Draupadi in heaven before her birth.

Daughter of the Earth, Out of Yagna, Princess of Panchla, Queen of Indraprasth, Wife of five, Staked by her own husband, Dragged into Assembly, Shamefully Dishonored, Saved by a divine Miracle, But, like a boat she had saved her husbands when they had drowned in a sea of disgrace. This is my point of view of how the Mahabharat would have been for Draupadi. Her sacrifices her pains are what I have tried to showcase through this. #58 in sacrifice #2 in Govind #29 in Krishna #30 in arjun #9 in Panchali