Kshatrani - The Warrior Princess
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Chitra.
Veer-sodari, Veer-patni, and Veer-mata.
The world knows her as Princess Subhadra, the beloved sister of Lord Krishna. The pride of Dwarka. The mother of Abhimanyu.
The wife of Prince Arjun.
The Kuru woman defined solely by the men she was a counterpart to.
Yet, underneath the woman, lurks a girl with dreams, innocence and wonder that the world does not see.
Through triumphs and trials, she carves her own path, challenging the limitations imposed on her and shaping her destiny with unwavering resolve.
A tale of never faltering love, loss, sacrifice and devotion to duty.
A forgotten woman brought to light.
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