Hi di, I love reading Pandavnandini Trilogy alot. I came across this masterpiece this year only and have revisited it multiple times already. But everytime I enjoy it like, it is my first time. The way you have woven this story, these characters and depicted their side of the story in a new light, in way which has never been shown before( atleast I haven't seen it) is just so beautiful. The way you have shown the Pandavas and even Duryodhan as not just warriors, but as sons, husbands and most importantly as fathers, Yudhishthir's guilt over what happend in dyut sabha and the war itsefl( specially in today's time where people think that he did not feel anything), Duryodhan as not just an unhinged villain with no humanity but as someone who was misguided, mislead and that he indead had a moral code however twisted it was he did have one, while not whitewashing his sins but at same time also giving a better understanding of his character, defiying one of the biggest misconception today's gen have and clarifying that Mahabharata did not happen because of Draupadi, but to establish dharm, to avenge the victims and stop all the monstrosities that were happening and every possible attempt were made to somehow stop the war, it was just incredible. One of the many things that I loved about your story, was how you focused more on the impact and aftermath of certain events like the dyut sabha and the yudh on both the once that were involved directly ( Pandavas, kaurav and their family) and indirectly (the common people). I loved every bit of it.
