Mahabharat All Episodes

Mahabharat Genre Created by Siddharth Kumar Tewary Based on Written by Sharmin Joseph Radhika Anand Anand Vardhan Mihir Bhuta Siddharth Kumar Tewary Directed by Siddharth Anand Kumar Amarprith G Mukesh Kumar Singh Kamal Monga Loknath Pandey Creative director(s) Amol surve Starring Narrated by Opening theme Hai katha Sangraam Ki Ending theme Mahabharat Composer(s) Country of origin Original language(s) No. Of seasons 28 No. Of episodes 267 Production Producer(s) Siddharth Kumar Tewary Gayatri Gil Tewary Rahul Kumar Tewary Production location(s), Editor(s) Paresh Shah Camera setup Running time Episode→1: 40 minutes; Episode→2-11: 20 mins; Episode→12-267: 22 mins Production company(s) Distributor Release Original network Picture format Original release 22 September 2013 ( 2013-09-22) – 16 August 2014 ( 2014-08-16) External links Mahabharat is an Indian mythological series based on the ancient Indian Sanskrit epic. It aired from 16 September 2013 to 16 August 2014 on. The show was re-aired on in 2018 because of its popularity.

It was produced by starring as, as, as, as, as, as. Contents. Plot Mahabharat presents the story of the throne of Hastinapur, the kingdom ruled by the Kuru clan where the Kauravs and the Pandavs brothers compete for rulership.

Both and claim to be first in line to inherit the throne., younger than Yudhisthir, the eldest. Mahabharat; a story of love, hatred, philosophies, dread, regret, anger, justice, injustice, power, insecurities, support, betrayal. In a true sense, Mahabharat is a story of life.

The central idea to be noted is that Mahabharat presents all its character in a realism, much unlike to idealism. It presents human nature and human life.

Mahabharat truly is a story of demise and rejuvenation. And, it all started with a wish. Satyavati, a fisherman's daughter wished to gain power.

She wished the world to be at her feet. Her belief that, 'though our eyes are small, they can glimpse the entire sky, then, though our hands are small, they can take over the entire world'; a crooked philosophy in a sense. The first episode points out that when Shantanu was sitting on a boat and Satyavati was rowing, a golden fish (an implication for power and wealth) came to the view. Satyavati tried to catch it, much like her desire to catch immense power. As she caught the fish, her hands bled, signifying how her thirst for power will bleed her. Satyavati, though incredibly in love with King Shantanu, she thirsted and lusted over power and wealth more. As the story Devrath, Shantanu and Ganga's son; an impeccable warrior, and 's disciple is obligated to oath celibacy in order to fulfill his father's happiness.

Satyavati refused to enter the palace given that she had to take up of the position of a 'step-mother of the king'. Devrath's integral oath of celibacy earns him the name Bhisma. Bhisma oaths to forever stay a 'servant; to the throne of Hastinapur. Shocked and astonished by the intensity of the sacrifice Bhisma made for Shantanu, he grants Bhisma the boon of 'ichhya-mrityu' which meant that until and unless Bhisma was ever pushed to the point of the willingness of death, he would never die. Bhisma gave up his deserving throne and Satyavati took over the kingdom as 'Rajmaata' (Mother Queen) after her husband died years later, as her son Vichitravirya went to the paths of being an alcoholic and heavy dependency on Bhisma as his elder brother. Satyavati, precisely worried about her husband's passed kingdom decides that if not Vichtiravirya, then his future son will be capable of handling the kingdom.

Hence, she decides to get him married. As Vichitravirya, a drunkard is physically and mentally unable to go fetch a wife for himself in the swayamvaras, Bhisma takes it upon himself to bring a wife for him. Later, in Salva Kingdom, the three princesses, and are presented for swayamvara, although Amba had already planned to get married to a groom of her choice.

As an enraged Bhisma enters the swayamvara, no one dares to fight against him and hence, he wins over the three princesses and proceeds to take them to Hastinapur to get them married. Amba, enraged and furious that she did not get to choose the groom she wished demands release from Bhisma, which he rightfully provided. But, a taken Amba from the swayamvara, considered 'another man's property' is refused to be accepted by her lover. In Hastinapur, Ambika and Ambalika's wedding takes place with Vichitravirya. Amba out of fury enters the Palace hall of Hastinapur and asks justice. She is given the choice to marry Vichitravirya like her sisters and become the queen of Hastinapur, but a virtuous Amba demands Bhisma to marry her a it was Bhisma who unwillingly 'won' her in the swaymavara. But, Bhisma due to his vow of celibacy refuses to marry her.

This leads to Amba taking steps such a asking Parshuram and Lord Shiva for justice upon which Shiva grants her the boon of rebirth with memory of past life and a written fate to be the 'reason of death of Bhisma'. Amba is later born in Panchal Kingdom as Shikhandani. In Kuntibhoj, Princess, sister of Vasudev obtained a boon from sage Durvasa, where she could invoke any deity and could bear his child. Out of childlike curiosity, she decided to test the boon and uttered the mantra calling upon the Sun god and was handed a baby,. Kunti, an unwed mother, set Karna afloat on the river Ganga with a heavy heart, in order to avoid the embarrassment of having a child before marriage to her father and the kingdom. After her marriage to Pandu, Kunti invoked other deities and had her sons, Yudhishtir, Bhim, Arjun, Nakul and Sahadev(from Madri). Neither Karna, nor the Pandavs knew the true identity of Karna until the end of the Kurukshetra War.

Karna fought against misfortune throughout his life, and was often ill-treated as he was the son of a charioteer. (Adirath, a charioteer and his wife Radha found Karna on the banks of river Ganga and raised him as their own.) Duryodhan, the mortal enemy of the Pandavs was the only person who supported Karna, even when the Pandav brothers insulted him for being a skilled archer while belonging to a lower caste.

Thus Karna made a vow to protect Duryodhan throughout his lifetime and fought on his behalf against the Pandavs in the Kurukshetra War. When asked for Gandhari's hand in marriage for his blind nephew, her brother got furious. But he later agreed when Bhishma persuaded them that Dhritrashtra would be the future king of Hastinapur. During the Coronation Ceremony; Dhritrashtra's younger brother was made the king with the high interfluence of (Dhritrashtra's another younger brother). Shakuni felt that he was cheated and so he swore to himself that he would destroy the Kuru race. He sowed the seeds of the climactic battle during the adolescence of the Kauravs (Sons of Dhritarashtra) and the Pandavs (Sons of Pandu) by poisoning the mind of; the eldest Kaurav against the Pandavs. This results in the where imparts to his Pandav cousin.

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