NEW CHAPTERS EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Devavrata Bhishma - Aryavarta's greatest warrior, an undefeated titan bound by a devastating vow of celibacy, forbidden from ever knowing the touch of love. Amba - Kasi's brightest and sharpest princess, refusing to be a pawn in the games of kings and other men. We all know the tragic fate that history wrote for them. But what happens when fate defies the heavens and pulls them together anyway? What happens when a woman decides to rewrite the destiny of a man who was never supposed to be hers? This is the story that changes everything you think you know about the epic. It begins with a vow being broken, a throne being passed to the rightful heir, and a love fierce enough to bring a great warrior to his knees.

"He swore never to love. She arrived already knowing how it would end. Between the vow and the storm, there was only her - and the impossible silence of a man who chose duty over everything, except her." He took a vow that shaped a kingdom. She carries a truth that could break it. She did not come to change fate. She came to witness it. But some choices are not written. ⚠️ Religious Sensitivity Disclaimer This work is a piece of fiction inspired by elements of the Mahābhārata and Hindu mythology. It does not intend to retell, alter, or reinterpret sacred texts in a definitive or authoritative manner. The characters, relationships, and events depicted here are part of an imaginative narrative created for storytelling purposes only. Any resemblance to traditional interpretations is coincidental or creatively adapted. The author holds deep respect for the cultural, spiritual, and religious significance of these epics and does not intend to offend or misrepresent any beliefs.

In the sacred shadows of Bhagwan Parshuram's Gurukul, where warriors learn to bend fate and honor commands every breath, a forbidden flame flickers-hidden deep, where even legends dare not peek. 🔥 Devavrat (Bhishma)-the unbreakable, the embodiment of duty, and the guy who made the ultimate "no dating" promise before it was cool-rocks the kingdom with his epic vows. But guess what? Beneath that stoic armor beats a heart that might just have mastered the art of sneaky love. Enter Chandralekha-part firecracker, part mystery, all sass-from a music and dance school just a stone's throw away. She's the wild note in Bhishma's perfectly composed life... and oh boy, does she play him like a sitar! 🎶💃 Their romance? Picture stolen glances that could melt mountains, secret smiles that could start wars, and heartbeats syncing like a forbidden drum circle. Bhishma was supposed to be the king of celibacy (seriously, the ultimate "single for life" pledge), but Chandralekha dropped the beat and rocked his resolve! Could a man chained by vows actually fall? Spoiler alert: YES, and with all the dramatic flair you'd expect from an epic war waiting to happen. 💔⚔️ But hold your horses-because this love story's got more twists than a royal chariot race. Tragedy isn't just knocking; it's throwing a full-on tantrum. When Chandralekha faces fate's darkest stage, and Bhishma's left clutching not just arrows but memories sharper than any weapon, love morphs into a fierce battlefield of passion, sacrifice, and midnight sass. 😢🔥 "Vows and Veils" isn't just another epic-it's a rollercoaster of heartbreak, laughter (expect belly-aching chuckles), secrets darker than a moonless night, and juicy revelations that even Parshuram would raise an eyebrow at. 😉 Think you know Bhishma? Think again. Dive into this secret chapter of history where love breaks rules, vows shatter, and behind every epic hero is a love story too wild for myth. Ready to unravel the mystery?

A princess who made the great Ganga putr Bhism break his vow of celibacy. A princess who taught him the real meaning of Dharma. A princess who held the authority to order Devrat. He was bound to his Dharma and she claimed freedom to be Dharma. This is the story of Ganga putr maha mahim Bhism of Hastinapur and Sudarshan kanya Chandrika of Sursen.

She was like a Red flower pure and delicate but when required her thorns were more dangerous...He was Calm and washed away any negative feelings just like his mother but he was valiant when swinging sword and throwing Arrows "Pranaam Yuvraj Devavrat... " She said politely "Pranaam Kashi Rajkumari.. " He replied in equal. A Promise is a Promise.... "I Pledge to you Priye that I Gangaputra Devavrat will always stand by you and you will be coming Queen to me.. " "Apna Vachan kadachit na bhang kijiyega Yuvraj" "Kadachit nahi..." .......... Niyati ka Khel... "Pledge that you or your coming offspring will never sit on the throne of Kuru Kingdom that my daughters off spring will be the heirs then only I will condemn your requests Yuvraj" "HOW DARE YOU! YOU ARE A MERE MATSYA BUT YOU ARE CHALLENGING HIM THE MIGHTY SON OF GANGA" ...... "So You are breaking your VACHAN to me" Angry tears flowed down her milky cheeks. "No..I" "Stop!..A kshatriya Breaking promise is equivalent to running away from the battlefield and I am Kshatriya Kanya for me whether my Father or Husband or Brother if they break promises Instead of standing,I will rather immolate myself in burning and raging fire such that even Agni Dev will remember it!!" Fire burned in her eyes these eyes were similar to how they described Devi Sati's eyes before she gave herself up. ..... "For required give up your royalty for 20 years Gangaputra" ..... "Returning to that Kingdom for me is like poison Arya".. .... " Pitamahi it is their fault only" ..... "I announce that the Kauravs and Pandavs will go there together" ..... This story is about Sacrifice and Dharma but more than that it is about how things went NOT IN WAY...

Hello everyone! I am not new to wattpad per se, but I have deleted all my previous world as I changed as a person. So, this thread is all about the Mahabharat characters Bheeshma, Amba and Shikhandini. It will also revolve a lot around "before the curse" scenes. **** ALL THE WORK HERE IS FICTION, NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ORIGINAL STORY OR THE MEANING***** Again, I do not follow Hinduism, I just really liked the show and the pairing, hence the writings. Please show your religious knowledge somewhere that is not here.

Um.. welcome to the world of crazy ideas of our mahabratham🤪 This is definitely not for Draupadi fans Story revolves around Bhishma and Amba love💞 Arjun and shubadra love🌹❤️

English is not my first language so please ignore any mistakes. This story is totally based upon fiction and this is my original story so please don't try to copy it . This story is about a man who took a vow of celibacy so that his father got his love and a girl who suffer a lot because of his oath . Will they reconcile? Will he ever get love ? To know the answer of these questions read the story .

We are going to see this story from the perspective of Kashi Princess Amba who longed to marry King Shantanu and Ganga Putra Bhism but was brutally rejected by him for several times. What will happen if a 21st century girl, student of Psychology, suddenly discovered herself reincarnated as Princess Amba? What was she had to find herself amidst the political turmoil of India when the fate of a girl was already decided by her patiarchial society long before her birth? Why she went after Bhism after being rejected repeatedly? Would her own 21st century mindset be helpful for her or put prove to be an obstacle in her road? The pressing question was could she change the well known destiny of Princess Amba or not? This is my third story on Mahabharata series. I like this fiesty warrior princess for her struggle through her two different births to avenge her insult. This story is very close to my heart. The time set of this fictional story was both ancient age of India at the time of Mahabharata and also 21st century. This is my original unpublished fan- fiction type story. I did not want hurt anyone's feelings. I just try to unravel the inner psychology of Kashi state's beautiful Princess Amba after rejection by Bhism and her simultaneous transformation to Sikhandini and Sikhandi. My story is loosely based on Mahabharata but in most part of my imagination. All the pictures are taken from the public domains. Images courtesy: Google Chrome and Pinterest.