Sun TV Mahabharatham

Recap of the Previous Episode : Duryodhana forces Yudhishtra to stake Draupadi, and Yudhishtra loses. Vidura and the elders protest in anguish, but Dhritarashtra remains silent. Draupadi refuses to appear and challenges the assembly with piercing questions about dharma and justice. Dushasana drags her by force into the court, and Draupadi appeals to the elders, but no one speaks in her defense. Draupadi Challenges the Silence Draupadi continues to lash out at Bhishma, her voice trembling with anger and despair. She tells him that she was foolish to expect justice from him—the great guardian of Kuru honor. Bhishma lowers his head and replies that dharma is subtle, interpreted differently by different minds. He recalls how, when he brought Princess Amba to Hastinapura, he believed he acted according to dharma, but his own guru Parashurama thought otherwise. Their duel had to be stopped only because neither could defeat the other. Bhishma says that when a woman is wronged, anyo...

Meta Keywords Recap of Previous Episode : The dice game turns brutal as Yudhishtra, pushed by taunts, stakes his own brothers and loses them. He then loses himself. Karna urges him to wager Draupadi, and Bhima is forced to kneel. Vidura explodes in outrage and begs Dhritarashtra to stop the disgrace, but Duryodhana silences him. The court stands paralyzed as the unthinkable approaches. Vidura Pleads for Dharma When Yudhishtra loses the dice game after staking himself, Vidura rises in anguish. He begs King Dhritarashtra to stop the game and free the Pandavas before irreversible damage is done. Duryodhana interrupts with scorn. He orders Vidura to keep silent like Bhishma, Drona, and Kripacharya—or leave the assembly altogether. Karna seizes the moment and suggests that Yudhishtra stake Draupadi. Vidura is enraged. He pleads once more with the king, warning that this single act will destroy the Kuru dynasty. Duryodhana laughs and reminds the assembly that the game is being play...

Recap of Previous Episode : The dice game begins despite Vikarna and Vidura’s warnings. Shakuni manipulates Dhritarashtra into supporting Duryodhana. Yudhishtra loses cows, the treasury, the royal attendants, elephants and the army — with the court powerless to intervene. The game drives relentlessly forward toward catastrophe. Yudhishtra Places Brothers at Stake Yudhishtra pauses, shaken. He has nothing left to wager and wants to end the game. But Duryodhana’s voice cuts through the silence — sharp, mocking, poisonous. He demands that Yudhishtra wager his own brothers. Bhishma and Vidura protest fiercely, declaring that a man may pledge only what he rightfully owns. Duryodhana smirks and calls the Pandava brotherhood a hollow boast. He challenges whether the unity they proclaim is true or mere show. Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva exchange a look of unbroken trust. Each bows his head and gives Yudhishtra permission. The dice roll again — and again they fall against Yudhi...

Recap of the Previous Episode : Krishna returns with Satyabhama, causing anger and despair in Rukmini. Vidura warns the Pandavas against the dangerous invitation to Hastinapur, but Yudhishtra must accept. Shalva attacks Mathura. The Kauravas rejoice at Yudhishtra’s acceptance. Shakuni recalls the dark past of Gandhara and prepares his enchanted dice for the game. Duryodhana forces Dhritarashtra to promise non-interference in tomorrow’s fateful encounter. Vikarna’s Warning (continued from previous episode ) Vikarna, the righteous son of Dhritarashtra born to a Vaishya woman, listens silently as Dhritarashtra and Duryodhana argue. When Dhritarashtra throws aside the cup of milk in helpless anguish, Vikarna steps forward. With folded hands, he begs his father not to allow the dice game to proceed. He warns that Duryodhana may misuse the game for wrongful victory and that the consequences could destroy the entire Kuru dynasty. But Dhritarashtra remains torn between duty, affectio...

Recap of Previous Episode : Shakuni plots to defeat the Pandavas by inviting them to a rigged game of dice; Duryodhana forces Dhritarashtra’s consent by threatening self-harm. Vyasa hints at a future fall for Yudhishtra. Bhishma opposes gambling but loses the king’s decision. Vidura protests the dice plan but is overruled. A rival stadium is commissioned to justify the invitation. The episode closes with Rukmini’s stunned discovery: Krishna returns, garlanded with another woman Krishna Returns With Satyabhama Balarama informs Rukmini and Revati that Krishna has returned safely after clearing himself of Satrajit’s accusation about the Syamantaka gem. Rukmini rushes out joyfully — only to halt in disbelief. Krishna stands at the entrance, garlanded, with Satyabhama beside him, equally adorned. Rukmini’s voice hardens as she asks Balarama whether this woman is the “gift” he mentioned. Krishna introduces Satyabhama gently as Satrajit’s daughter — one who has worshipped him every...

Recap for Previous Episode : Shakuni convinces Duryodhana that only a dice game can bring down the Pandavas. Duryodhana forces Dhritarashtra to consent by threatening his own life. Vyasa warns Yudhishtra indirectly of a future fall. Shakuni and Duryodhana plan to build a rival stadium to invite the Pandavas. Vidura opposes the idea but is overruled. Rukmini is shocked when Krishna returns home garlanded alongside another woman. Shakuni’s Strategy Shakuni sits absorbed in a game of dice when Duryodhana and Dushshasana enter. Duryodhana mocks him for speaking loudly about revenge yet spending his days only with dice. Shakuni reminds him that the Pandavas cannot be defeated in battle, nor can any treachery be used while they live outside their reach. Only one path remains — defeat them in a game of dice. Duryodhana doubts whether Yudhishtra would accept such an invitation. Shakuni assures him that Yudhishtra loves the game and would never refuse, especially if summoned by King ...

Recap of Previous Episode : Episode 79 traces the widening paths of destiny as joy, rivalry, and ambition shape both Indraprastha and Hastinapura. Arjuna’s marriage to Subhadra brings celebration, even as Duryodhana’s jealousy deepens. Duryodhana wins Bhanumathi in the Kalinga swayamvara, aided by Karna, while a new generation of princes is born—Abhimanyu in Indraprastha and Lakshmana and Lakshmi in Hastinapura. Yudhishtra expresses his wish to perform the Rajasuya Yagna, but Krishna explains that Jarasandha’s downfall is essential for it to happen. Disguised as Brahmins, Krishna, Bhima, and Arjuna visit Magadha, leading to the long duel in which Bhima finally kills Jarasandha by tearing his body apart and preventing it from rejoining. Shishupala vows revenge upon hearing of his godfather’s death. With Magadha freed, preparations for the Rajasuya begin. Amid debates and objections in the Kuru court, Bhishma firmly declares Krishna the most deserving of the highest honor. As Yu...