Mitravinda
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The great Mahabharata battle took away the lives of many and left many families incomplete.
What would it be like if Anga Raj Karna had a daughter? What would the emotional turmoil of a young girl who lost all she called family in the battle be like?
The diversity of the characters, and what may have been their perspectives, is one of the major factors that continues to kindle the flame that has made 'The Mahabharata' an evergreen epic. Yet, the details exploring the lives of the remaining members of the Kuru Dynasty, post the catastrophic battle of Kurukshetra, is left to the imagination.
Through exploring what could possibly have taken place post the battle of Kurukshetra, the main focus of this story lies in traversing through the emotions of the various characters - including their unique and heart-warming bonds with the main protagonist of the story.
*This is a purely fictional story. Karna's daughter is a character that I have made up for the purpose of this story.
Awards:
🥇1st in The Coronation Awards 2020 - 'The Best Protagonist'
🥇1st in The Coronation Awards 2020 - 'The Best Dialogue'
🥉3rd in The Coronation Awards 2020 - 'Best Historical Fiction
🎖Category Winner - The Mahabharat Awards 2020
🥉3rd in The Morpankh Awards 2020
Highest Rankings:
1 in #vijaya (out of 10 stories)
1 in #yudhishthira (out of 11 stories)
2 in #hindu (out of 486 stories)
3 in #subhadra (out of 40 stories)
4 in #thecoronation (out of 103 stories)
5 in #pandavas (out of 112 stories)
5 in #kurufamilymorpankh (out of 11 stories)
6 in #karna (out of 211 stories)
7 in #mahabharata (out of 145 stories)
8 in #arjuna (out of 205 stories)
9 in #nakul (out of 138 stories)
10 in #karn (out of 46 stories)
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