Ep.94: Ashwatthama Strikes: The Massacre at Night

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Mahabharat by Kumar Varun

Kumar Varun

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This series is a simplified retelling of the epic Indian scripture, “Mahabharata”. It is important to note that this version does not encompass the full depth, complexity, and nuances of the original text, which spans multiple volumes and contains numerous intricate storylines. The purpose of this simplified retelling is to make it easy for interested viewers to grasp the fundamental narrative and lessons that are inherent to this ancient tale. While sincere efforts have been made to remain faithful to the essence of the original epic, certain details, subplots, and cultural reference

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Ep.94: Ashwatthama Strikes: The Massacre at Night

Mahabharat by Kumar Varun

8 minutes 31 seconds

4 months ago

Ep.94: Ashwatthama Strikes: The Massacre at Night

The war is over. Or so everyone believes. But in the shadow of the banyan tree, Ashwatthama, son of Dronacharya, makes a vow. As his rage builds and the forest turns silent, he watches an owl slaughter sleeping crows… and finds his method. This episode is the story of the night that changed everything: the night the Pandava camp burned, the sons of Draupadi were killed, and warrior honour was extinguished not in battle, but in sleep.

Sources, Bibliography and Suggested further reading:

Mahabharata (English prose retelling) by C. Rajagopalachari, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, 1951

Mahabharata: A Modern Rendering by Ramesh Menon, Volume II
Critical Edition input from Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute (BORI)