Sun TV Mahabharatham

Recap of Previous Episode : Shakuni pushes Duryodhana deeper into hatred and vows to destroy the Pandavas. Krishna comforts Kunti and assures divine protection. Sage Maitreya curses Duryodhana, warning of Bhima’s blow to his thigh. Shakuni reaches Kamyaka Forest, forms an alliance with the cannibal Kirmira, and unleashes a deadly hunt for Bhima. Bhima Kills Kirmira As Pandavas, Draupadi and Sage Dhaumya walk along the woods of Kamyaka, they encounter the demon Kirmira, the brother of Bakasura and a friend of Hidimba. A fierce battle ensues between Bhima and the demon, where the two equally matched fighters hurl rocks and trees at each other. Eventually, Bhima emerges victorious. Shakuni and Dushasana, who have brought in Kirmira and secretly watching it from a distance, scurry away. Dhritarashtra Orders Vidura to get out of Hastinapura Dritarashtra and Gandhari are worried about Duryodhana whom Sage Maitreya has cursed that his thighs would be broken by Bhima . Dhritarashtr...

Recap of Previous Episode : Krishna returns to Dwaraka and learns of Draupadi’s humiliation. He chooses peace over retaliation and goes to support the Pandavas, while Balarama heads to Hastinapura. In the forest, grief turns to unity and strength. Yudhishtra receives the Akshaya Patra from Surya. Drupada secretly rejoices at the growing rift between Kauravas and Pandavas. In Hastinapura, Shakuni further fuels Duryodhana’s hostility. Shakuni Stirs Duryodhana’s Paranoia Shakuni refuses to let Duryodhana relax in his moment of victory. He warns him repeatedly to stay alert, reminding him that wounded tigers return to strike with fury. He advises constant surveillance of the Pandavas through spies and plans to destroy them when the opportunity arises. Gandhari and Dhritarashtra arrive to advise peace and reconciliation, but they are stunned by the venomous rage driving their son. Heartbroken, they return silently. Dhritarashtra resolves to seek Sage Vyasa’s counsel. Krishna Appea...

Recap of the Previous Episode : Yudhishtra accepts the second dice challenge despite warnings. The Pandavas lose and are exiled for twelve years and one year in incognito. Draupadi, shattered but resolute, leaves the palace with her husbands. The Kauravas mock them on their way out, while Bhima and Arjuna renew their terrible vows. The Pandavas disappear into the forest. Balarama’s Fury Balarama burns with anger at Duryodhana’s malicious behaviour toward the Pandavas and the shameful treatment of Draupadi. He waits anxiously for the return of Krishna, who has gone to fight King Salwa , the attacker of Dwaraka seeking revenge for Shishupala’s death. Krishna Returns to Dwaraka Krishna arrives in Dwaraka and is welcomed warmly by Rukmini and Satyabhama, who quarrel light-heartedly about who should receive him first, each insisting she is dearer to him. Krishna smiles gently and settles the matter: “Both of you are like my two eyes. How can I choose?” Revati narrates the shame...

Recap of Previous Episode : Draupadi uses her first two boons to free the Pandavas and regain Indraprastha and their wealth. She vows not to braid her hair until it is stained with blood, demanding war as reparation. Shakuni convinces Dhritarashtra to invite the Pandavas again for a “friendly” game without wagers. Under royal obligation, Yudhishtra agrees to play a second time. Shakuni remembers the promise he made to his father and how he came to acquire the dice made from his father’s bones. Warnings from the Elders Bhishma, Vidura, Drona and Kripacharya caution Yudhishtra against agreeing to another dice game. But Yudhishtra pleads helplessness against fate. He recalls the story of Sri Rama, who chased a golden deer into the forest, helpless before the force of destiny. The Second Game Begins The game begins under the same rules announced during the previous match: – Each player declares a target number before rolling the dice – Whoever wins three rounds first is the v...

Recap of Previous episode : Draupadi confronts the silent elders of the Kuru court, demands justice, and appeals to dharma. Dushasana tries to disrobe her, but a divine miracle protects her honor. The Pandavas swear vengeance. Gandhari intervenes to prevent a curse, and Dhritarashtra grants Draupadi the boon that frees her and the Pandavas from slavery. Draupadi Seeks Her Boons The sabha falls silent as Draupadi asks Dhritarashtra for her second boon. She requests the restoration of Indraprastha and the return of all royal weapons. Dhritarashtra agrees instantly, shaken by the enormity of the day’s events, and asks her to name one more boon. Draupadi declines with dignity, saying a kshatriya woman cannot seek more than two boons. Moved and frightened, Dhritarashtra returns all the wealth lost during the game and urges Yudhishtra to forget revenge and rule Indraprastha peacefully. Kunti Urges Strength and Honor Draupadi breaks down in her chamber, and Kunti comforts her. Ku...

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...