1988 BR Chopra Mahabharatha - a nostalgic relook
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  • Reads 301
  • Votes 20
  • Parts 3
  • Time 16m
Ongoing, First published Sep 23, 2017
Mature
"Dharme cha arthe cha kaame cha mokshe cha bharatarshabha. 
Yadhihasti tadanyatra yannehasti na tadkvachit"..

Everything that is there about Dharma (righteous/ just), Artha (wealth/ economics), kaama (lust/ desires) and moksha (salvation/ liberation) everything is there in the Bharatha text. You can find it in other books. But what is not found in this will not be found anywhere else.
 
1988 - A year when the epic appeared on screen 94 episodes. B R Chopra's Mahabharatha.
I saw it recently and compared with 25 years later Mahabharat in Star plus. 
I also compared to the stories I read. I also evaluated in my view and my opinion of the direction, cast, art, acting and technology. 
Here is the set of things I remember
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