Mahabharat of B. R. Chopra: Discussions/ DT note pg 119 - Page 80

That Karna Kunti scene was so good both in terms of content and acting.👏

Kudos to Nazneen and Pankaj Dheer for this intense and emotional scene.

Karna went through a lot in the last three episodes.😒 A hug from my end🤗

Btw, why did Duryodhana expect a "Vijayshree" blessing from Kunti of all people?😲

He thought that Kunti would want him to win and kill her own sons and rejoice and bless him for that? Is he actually a fool?😆

He does think the world revolves around him, doesn't he? 😆

P.S. I always laugh when he calls Kunti as "Choti Ma". I mean, after everything that has happened, all these normalcy cracks me up.🤣

I do not know whether it is relevant here, but this is a translation of Karna Kunti Sambad by Tagore.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/124705385

It is beautiful. Based on both Krishna-Karna Sambad and Karna-Kunti Sambad of epic. You can not but love Karna here. But the poem is completely silent about Karna's insult of Draupadi.

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

Even Karna's resolution against Arjuna wasn't weakened. Killing the latter was his ultimate goal. This the major force that compelled him to stick with Duryodhana.

Exactly what I said earlier. Also I really don't get how Karna could be a Kuru King. He was born to Kunti before marriage

Originally posted by: vyapti

I do not know whether it is relevant here, but this is a translation of Karna Kunti Sambad by Tagore.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/124705385

It is beautiful. Based on both Krishna-Karna Sambad and Karna-Kunti Sambad of epic. You can not but love Karna here. But the poem is completely silent about Karna's insult of Draupadi.

I have read this in Bengali. As per the poem is considered it's a beautiful piece of literature and Tagore can never go wrong. But honestly I don't agree with this image of Karna here as portrayed by Tagore.

Originally posted by: CaptainSpark

I have read this in Bengali. As per the poem is considered it's a beautiful piece of literature and Tagore can never go wrong. But honestly I don't agree with this image of Karna here as portrayed by Tagore.

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

Same goes with Dinkar's Rashmirathi.

Karna is very lucky to have so many prolific authors letting their pen and ink write for him 😆

Originally posted by: AnkitaPurka66

Btw, why did Duryodhana expect a "Vijayshree" blessing from Kunti of all people?😲

He thought that Kunti would want him to win and kill her own sons and rejoice and bless him for that? Is he actually a fool?😆

He does think the world revolves around him, doesn't he? 😆

P.S. I always laugh when he calls Kunti as "Choti Ma". I mean, after everything that has happened, all these normalcy cracks me up.🤣

I think Duryodhan was being sarcastic. He wanted to make Kunti feel uneasy.

It was Kunti who came back with 5 illegitimate sons and snatched Duryodhan's rightful inheritance .😉

Originally posted by: CaptainSpark

I have read this in Bengali. As per the poem is considered it's a beautiful piece of literature and Tagore can never go wrong. But honestly I don't agree with this image of Karna here as portrayed by Tagore.

It was in our HS Bengali syllabus and I had to memorize long answers on it 🤣.

Originally posted by: vyapti

I think Duryodhan was being sarcastic. He wanted to make Kunti feel uneasy.

It was Kunti who came back with 5 illegitimate sons and snatched Duryodhan's rightful inheritance .😉

Dhritarashtra is not a son of Vichitraveer in the first place. In this way, none of them deserve the throne, you know that right? 🤣