Kurukshetra Vijayadhari
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The great war was fought 5 millenniums ago on the battlefield of Kurukshetra took a toll on the then existing human civilization . Those victorious had the whole nation to rule while those vanquished achieved eternal glory of martyrdom . But there was one among those fallen warriors to have been blessed with both victory and martyrdom by his own teacher . Only if he had used his abilities and the blessing to perfection the result might have been different . His chariot brought about his martyrdom while his bow had kept him undefeated till then . His skills and his birth were often questioned by many yet his armour made him invincible and immune to all of them . Let's join the battle of the warrior as his soul is replaced by that of a man from the era of modern scientific brilliance creating a mess in the course of the scripted war .
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