Soon, he gets disgusted with Karna's 'charity' and Lord Krishna asks him not to feel indebted to him. The focus shifts to the Pandava camp where Arjun is seen feeling restless thinking that Karna spared him by not killing him. She reveals how she was blessed with a hundred sons, and how she is now left with only one of them. Later that the same night, Gandhari meets Kunti to share her agony. However, before Karna could kill Arjun, the sun sets, saving Arjun from the face of death. Subsequently, Karna overpowers his brother Arjun on the battlefield, and after realising that the eldest son of Kunti is unstoppable and might kill Arjun, Lord Krishna lowers the chariot to save Arjun from Karna's arrows.

Instead, he asks Karna to kill all the Pandavas. He fumes with rage and on seeing him this angry, Ashwatthama asks him to calm down by extending an olive branch to the Pandavas.ĪLSO READ: Mahabharat Written Update May 6 And 7: Dronacharya Plans To Form A ChakravyuhĪshwatthana now believes that only peace will save Hastinpur from destruction, but Duryodhana refuses his proposal. In the meantime, Duryodhana sees his younger brother Dushasana lying dead on the battlefield. For the unversed, Draupadi had vowed to let her hair open after Dushasana had humiliated her. She then applies the blood to her hair to calm herself. Soon, the focus shifts to the Pandava camp in Kurukshetra where Bhim gives a palm-full of Dushashana's blood to Draupadi. The king feels devastated after knowing that his second son is no more. However, in Hastinapur, King Dhritarashtra learns about Dushasana's death from Sanjaya, who is narrating the event in detail to his master.

Eventually, Bhim and Dushasana engage in a fierce battle and Bhim decides to fulfil his vow by tearing his chest apart. He also recalls how he attempted to disrobe Panchali. Meanwhile, after seeing Dushasana, Bhim gets reminded of the day when Draupadi was dragged by her hair.

He also cites Govind’s lengthy guidance to Arjun in the middle of the battlefield on the first day of the war. On hearing this, Karna wonders why he is being lectured and in response to that, the Madra King says that a charioteer must give appropriate advice to the rider. In the latest episode, the King of Madra, who has now become Surya Putra Karna's charioteer, cautions him about the power of Pandu Putra Arjun and says that apart from Lord Shiva, no one else can beat him. B.R.Chopra’s Mahabharat is re-running on television amidst the lockdown and is enjoying a record-breaking viewership.

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