He tells Dhritrashtra and Bhishma Pitamah that King Sukarma of Trikat has planned to attack Matsya, and therefore, they must help the kingdom in distress. Therefore, he thinks of an alternative to reach the Kingdom of Matsya. However, he knows that Vidur and Bhishma Pitamah would never let the king give them his consent. But Shakuni, who is a master in hatching plans, asks him not to retaliate because they wouldn't be able to do so until Dhritarashtra gives them a nod of approval. Therefore, he urges his friend to wage war against the Kingdom of Matsya for giving shelter to the Pandavas. Later, when the news of Keechak's death reaches Hastinapur, Karna tells Duryodhana that only Bhim could have killed the warrior. Bhim avenges Keechak by strangling him to death while Arjun vents out his anger by playing the Pakhawaj. There, Keechak finds Bhim and Arjun, in the disguise of Brihannala. I Am the Man for the Job: The Challenges of Coming Out as a Female-to-Male. Next morning, Draupadi succeeds in convincing Keechak to visit the music hall. Arjun cites the positive impact of an episode of the popular talk show. Therefore, he tells her to invite Keechak to the music hall at night. He asks Draupadi to pretend as if she wishes to accept Keechak's proposal but is scared of her husbands. Therefore to avenge Keechak for touching Draupadi and misbehaving with her, Bhim lays a trap. But Draupadi, who isn't convinced, threatens to commit suicide if Bhim doesn't kill Keechak. He tells Draupadi that he would have killed Keechah if Yudhishthir wouldn't have stopped him. Eventually, out of anger, when Draupadi secretly meets Bhim to question him about his silence, the latter says that Yudhishthir asked him not to react. But, in a shocking turn of events, a broken pillar falls on Manas and leaves his life in great peril. Later, Draupadi cautions the Queen about the death of her brother at the hands of her husband. As Manas and Juhi find out about Arjuns plan, Virendra, Purvi, and Sakshi meet Arjun to give the money and take the kids back. And by asking her to forgive Keechak, he sends her to the Queen's room, to keep their real identities under wraps.
And Yudhishthir, who knows Draupadi's anger, tries to calm her. He also stops Bhim from avenging Keechak for humiliating her.Īnd in the king's court, Draupadi makes everyone speechless by asking some pertinent yet uncomfortable questions about their duties. Sadly, Yudhishthir remains quiet once again despite seeing Draupadi in trouble. Among them, is Yudhishthir in disguise as one of the servants of the king. In the latest episode of BR Chopra's Mahabharat, Keechak, the brother of the Queen of Matsya Kingdom, misbehaves with Draupadi in the presence of the king and all his ministers. Our conversation covered: keeping a low profile online, why the fuck do we keep making magazines, how not to make a bland milquetoast publication, telling the story of a community, Laker fandom, and much more. Blair, the editor of the LA Times’ weekend magazine Image.
#Arjun episode 57 update#
Mahabharat Episode 58, April 25, Written Update Listen now (81 min) Hello and welcome to episode 57 of Diversity Hire.
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