Your favourite charecter in Mahabaratha

[veerigadu]

Father kosam kingdom and marriage ni vadilesina Bhisma naa?

lekpaothe guru gani guru kosam thumb finger icchina Eklavya na?

Royaaaal blood ayyi undi kuda nenu sootha poothrudunaaaeee ani penchina parents kosam cheppukunna Karnuda???

Husband choodani lokam nenu kuda choodanu ani voluntary ga eye sight vadilesina Gandariiii???

 

routine rotta answers like Lord Krishna and Arjuna annodhu please....There are much stronger characters here

[zarathustra]

Vallevaru kaadu, the one true character true to his word - Shakuni

[zarathustra]

Karna is an overhyped character in all Mahabharata maybe in all history

[LadiesTailor]

8 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Vallevaru kaadu, the one true character true to his word - Shakuni

He is my fav too 

[veerigadu]

10 minutes ago, zarathustra said:

Vallevaru kaadu, the one true character true to his word - Shakuni

Destroyed all his nephews. mena mama is father equivalent. Misguide chesi sanka nakinchaduuuuuu. Not sure what is your rationale behind liking him?

[zarathustra]

1 minute ago, veerigadu said:

Destroyed all his nephews. mena mama is father equivalent. Misguide chesi sanka nakinchaduuuuuu. Not sure what is your rationale behind liking him?

Enduku chesado asalu ala cheyadaniki karanam ento telusa, teliyakunte adi telusuko you will understand the rationale

[zarathustra]

Mahabharata isn't as spiritually rich as people consider it to be, sorta overhyped as a book that builds character to be honest. 

[veerigadu]

Just now, zarathustra said:

Enduku chesado asalu ala cheyadaniki karanam ento telusa, teliyakunte adi telusuko you will understand the rationale

Its a revenge for killing his family members. But at the end of the day, for the sake of his sister he could have overlooked. Morever all examples I gave above are positive ethical ideology. Shakuni is motivated by negative emotion aka revenge. 

[Ellen]

Anyone who doesn't marry becomes my inspiration by default

[veerigadu]

1 minute ago, zarathustra said:

Mahabharata isn't as spiritually rich as people consider it to be, sorta overhyped as a book that builds character to be honest. 

NASA confirmed mahabaratha war was real.  Obviously  the story associated it could also be real. Its not a fairytale by anymeans. 

[LadiesTailor]

1 minute ago, zarathustra said:

Mahabharata isn't as spiritually rich as people consider it to be, sorta overhyped as a book that builds character to be honest. 

No it’s not, only geetha part is spiritual everything else is drama and revenge...

ee roju ki kooda maximum movie writers ki Mahabharata is inspiration.... 

[veerigadu]

Just now, Ellen said:

Anyone who doesn't marry becomes my inspiration by default

Chex is irresestible and if you are from royal lineage women are easy to sleep with. 

celibacy for men is extremely hard IMO

[zarathustra]

1 minute ago, veerigadu said:

Its a revenge for killing his family members. But at the end of the day, for the sake of his sister he could have overlooked. Morever all examples I gave above are positive ethical ideology. Shakuni is motivated by negative emotion aka revenge. 

Positive ethical ideology this is all BS, people behave the way they do due to the circumstances they are put into. Shakuni had all the odds stacked against him in order to not even survive out of the jail where his family was thrown, he not only survived but influenced the character and development of nephews to an extent where he was able to make them follow his ideology, even if were to be the path to their own self-destruction. 

Shakuni lanti master mind Pandavula side switch ayina he would have been in a good position in life, however he is an example of resilience, in a world that's beset by greed. Sri Krishna himself is like a CEO, he doesn't care about the "ethical" output his motivation was also driven by greed to see Pandavas in power. 

[LadiesTailor]

2 minutes ago, Ellen said:

Anyone who doesn't marry becomes my inspiration by default

Bheeshma and Karna and ekalavya ?? 

[zarathustra]

1 minute ago, veerigadu said:

NASA confirmed mahabaratha war was real.  Obviously  the story associated it could also be real. Its not a fairytale by anymeans. 

Who's talking about whether it was real or fictional, I am talking about the spiritual significance of it not the veracity of it happening or not.