“महाभारत

“महाभारत” Annual Function 2025 at Litera Valley School Patna (part-2)
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This video, "महाभारत" Annual Function 2025 at Litera Valley School Patna (part-2), presents a school play reenacting significant events from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.

The play begins with an introduction of Krishna (0:15-1:01), followed by a musical segment setting the stage for the epic (1:24-3:18).

The narrative then focuses on the Pandavas' return from exile and the Swayamvar of Draupadi (3:22-4:42). Arjun, disguised, successfully aims at the fish's eye, revealing the Pandavas' identity and gaining support from Panchal.

Following this, the Pandavas are given half of the kingdom (4:47-5:07), and they establish the glorious city of Indraprastha (5:08-5:48).

A crucial turn of events occurs with the Kauravas' visit to Indraprastha, where Duryodhana's envy and humiliation lead to the infamous dice game (5:50-7:10). Draupadi's public mocking of Duryodhana, calling him "the son of a blind man is blind," ignites his desire for revenge.

The play then depicts Yudhishthira receiving the invitation to play Chaupar (7:44-9:03), despite the warnings from Vidur and his brothers (9:04-11:17). Yudhishthira's adherence to Kshatriya dharma compels him to accept, leading to the devastating game where the Pandavas lose everything, including themselves and Draupadi, to Shakuni's deceit (11:20-20:01).

The most harrowing part of the play is the disrobing of Draupadi (20:07-32:20) in the assembly, an act of extreme humiliation that sparks outrage and vows of revenge from Bhima. Draupadi's pleas for justice and her curse on the Kuru dynasty are also powerfully portrayed.

The play culminates with a segment on Arjun's dilemma before the Kurukshetra war (36:34-37:59) and Krishna's teachings from the Bhagavad Gita (38:01-40:14), emphasizing duty and righteousness over personal attachments.

The video concludes with a "Live Art Display" (42:04-44:56) by the students and a rendition of "Vande Mataram" (45:07-47:00) as a tribute to the nation.