Balramdau Stories

"Sea has a surface for them who dares to discover," Subhadra was a person in her own more than her identities as Veer Sodari, Veer Patni and Veer Mata, but she as a person was always ignored. Her traits as a person rarely had got any place on the pages of epic. She was a goddess had been chosen to get into human life for the very first time, and had been equally cherished and challenged. She was a glorious princess not only because the power possessed by her clan but also for the personality she held. She was the beloved of her husband, and the reason was not only her unseen beauty but also the utmost love she had for him. Her son was a hero, but she was the maker of his heroism. She had faced interruption in her very much expected happy childhood, chaos in love story, disturbances in married life, and demands of sacrifices, but hadn't fallen down ever. She was beyond the inputs of situations in her life and the outputs presented by her which had been overshadowed. She is an inspiration who has been ignored till now.

Mahabharata is one of the most epic and revered ancient Indian texts. It is a massive epic poem and a significant piece of Hindu mythology and history. Here's a brief description: The Mahabharata is an ancient Indian epic that consists of over 100,000 verses and is traditionally attributed to the sage Vyasa. It is divided into 18 books or parvas and is written in the form of a dialogue between characters. The epic centers around the conflict between two groups of cousins, the Pandavas, and the Kauravas, over the throne of Hastinapura. Key elements of the Mahabharata include the famous Bhagavad Gita, a sacred conversation between Lord Krishna and Prince Arjuna, which imparts spiritual wisdom and guidance. The epic explores complex themes such as dharma (duty/righteousness), karma (action and its consequences), and the nature of human existence. The Mahabharata is not just a historical account but also a repository of mythology, philosophy, and moral teachings. It has had a profound influence on Indian culture, literature, and religious thought for millennia and continues to be a source of inspiration and guidance for people around the world.

A women with beauty and brain. Rajkumari Amaravati was one amongst the most resplendent Women in the whole aryavart. She was the queen of Kalas, and was a great warrior. She was a sakhi of Radhe and Krishna. She's an incarnation of Devi Bhadrapraani to reinvent the whole incipient world. But she had to choose between her kingdom or her path to the right way when her father was tired of her taking everything facilely and stroke a choice between both of these. What would she do? Would she choose the right path, Or would she do iniquity with herself by choosing the Kingdom? Everything in her life was taking a drastic turn when she met someone, someone who transmuted her whole life and made it as much as better than anyone can cerebrate. Who was that? How did it transpire to transmute? But afore their reunion which will be counted as the most greatest transpiring, they will have to go through set of tests. And while passing or failing all these tests, they edify every single being about love. This Re-establishment is the result of Amaravati's pristine deeds but nothing else. Read the whole story to know what genuinely transpires! NOTE :- This story is predicated upon Mahabharat and lot's of other incidents. Few incidents are authentic and few are made up. I am the inditer, and I will give you all my best to make this story a astonishing one. Thank you!

Krishna Arrived for you with Radha Maiya and Balram Dau to Handle your unstable mind in your daily life. Just Y/N and Kanha Ji things.

The two Best friends Vrunda and Maithali never imagined their late-night history discussions and scenarios would turn into reality- until they suddenly find themselves in the heart of Dwapar Yuga. Lost in the epic world of the Mahabharata, they must navigate war, alliances, and destiny itself. But as their choices start shaping the very course of history, one question lingers-were they meant to be here all along?"