Urmila - The pillar of Ramayana
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  • Reads 12,356
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  • Parts 25
  • Time 1h 23m
Ongoing, First published Oct 13, 2020
You must have read ramayana but did you thought of it from urmila side the most forgotten princess in ramayana and she is the legend of the story from her side you will experience the ramayana different inspiring ones .  
from urmila side -  The pillar of ramayana  The strong willed woman who stood for her family in tough times ...



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She was a princess, he was a prince, it could have been a simple story but no, life isn't simple and love is not easy and it can never be simple and smooth story if it's the story of Prince Arjun and Fireborn Princess Draupadi. Circumstances and Fate are never so helping. When you are falling in love... No one tells you that it's not gonna easy but you are already in love, there's always something which makes it hard but they were destined to be together, Arjun and Draupadi. Parth and Panchali. Savyasachi and Krishnaa. Peep in to know how it goes. _________ Princess Draupadi's life has been bound. "Better seen and not heard," was what she had been told all her life but she wasn't a damsel in distress. She can walk through the storm and can be storm herself. Falling in love with a prince was the least thing she wanted because for her "All Princes are the same. Ruthless, they don't respect women and assume them to be inferior then them." Prince Arjun had lived his life to the fullest. He was Prince anyways but not like the others, he knew the might of a woman, he knew the worth of a woman. He had heard about the epitome beauty, Draupadi. "She is arrogant." He had heard about her, so falling in love with her was the least thing he wanted. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ // IT'S A WORK OF PURE FICTION, NOTHING RELATED TO REAL EPIC MAHABHARAT, IT'S FANFICTION BASICALLY. I DO NOT INTEND TO HURT YOUR FEELINGS. NO BASHING AND HARSH COMMENTS ALLOWED R E A D. A T. Y O U R. O W N. R I S K. \\ It's based on the Indian Epic Mahabharata's characters but it's totally different. Nothing related to the real epic. It's an alternative love story for Arjun and Draupadi with twists and turns. ________ Cover credit -Mysteriouzz8 _ 1 in #Draupadi on 07/07/21 1 in #Arjun on 27/06/21 1 in #ShaPoo on 16/11/2020 1 in #ShaJa on 4/8/2020 1 in #ShaheerSheikh on 9/01/2022 5 in #Arjuna on 4/8/2020 1 in #PoojaSharma on 27/9/2020 7 in #Panchali 4/8/2020 1 in #ardi on 23/01/21
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She sat there on the floor, tears flowing from her beautiful Lotus shaped eyes, hands trembling, desperate to word her thoughts. she kept the paper on the queen sized bed. She took the peacock feather and gently dipped it in the ink and slowly raised it with the ink dripping from the end and started writing. Everyone's familiar with divine vrindavan leela of Krishna and devotional love of radha. World, to commemorate their eternal love, takes the name of radha before krishna. But a very few understands the essence of Rukmini's love towards Krishna. Rukmini is the primary wife of Sri Krishna and chief Queen of Dwaraka. She was the beloved, most favourite wife of Krishna, and hence called Krishnatmika, the one residing in the heart of Krishna. In this book, I have tried my best to describe their divine love story. Hope you will enjoy reading this as much as I have enjoyed writing this. (Even though the story is not entirely fictional and is taken from the Mahabharata, it contains fictional scenes purely from my imagination. So I just want to say that it is not my intention to hurt anybody's feelings or religious sentiments) Cover image credit goes to its respective owner