This dialogue from the Mahabharata shows Gandhari expressing her sorrow and anger to Dhritarashtra after losing her sons in the war. She questions his silence and failure to stop Duryodhana’s wrong actions, holding him responsible for the tragedy. Their emotional exchange highlights the pain of loss, the challenges of making tough decisions, and the consequences of ignoring one’s duties as a parent and a leader.

In this special episode of Dharmnaad, we take you to that crucial moment in the Mahabharata when the brave Abhimanyu made the daring decision to enter the Chakravyuh. This dialogue between Lord Krishna and Abhimanyu not only reveals the young warrior's dilemma but also delves into the depths of courage, dharma, and sacrifice. Through Krishna's guidance and Abhimanyu's unyielding curiosity, we bring to life the story of a young warrior who achieved immortality in the battlefield of righteousness.

An epic confrontation unfolds between Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna as their divine powers collide. In this intense battle, both deities strive to uphold truth and dharma while honoring their devotions. The episode delves into their duties and ultimately reveals a profound message of peace and resolution.

This dialogue reveals the untold chapter of Mahabharata, where Karna and his birth mother Kunti share a deeply emotional conversation. As Kunti reveals her truth, Karna is torn between his loyalty to Duryodhana and the revelation that he is Kunti's son, a Pandava. Kunti pleads with him not to fight against his brothers, especially Arjuna. While Karna refuses to betray Duryodhana, he promises Kunti he will not kill any Pandava except Arjuna. The dialogue showcases Karna's inner turmoil as he grapples with his duty, his loyalty, and the love of a mother he never knew.

In this profound episode, Krishna engages in a dialogue with Kali, the embodiment of the upcoming Kali Yuga. As the end of the Dwapar Yuga approaches, Krishna and Kali discuss themes of dharma, adharma, and the future of humanity. Kali boasts of his plans to sow seeds of greed, anger, and delusion among humans, leading them away from righteousness. Krishna, however, reassures that despite Kali's efforts, truth and virtue will always find a way to prevail. This dialogue delves deep into the nature of good versus evil and the eternal struggle between light and darkness.

In this touching episode, Krishna questions his worth over his appearance. Yashoda lovingly reassures him that true beauty comes from within, highlighting themes of self-acceptance and maternal love. This dialogue offers profound insights into inner beauty and the deep bond between mother and child.

This episode brings to life the powerful and thought-provoking dialogue between Raavan, the king of Lanka, and Angad, the son of Bali. Set amidst the grandeur of Raavan's palace, this conversation is charged with tension as Angad, sent as an emissary of Lord Rama, stands firm against Raavan’s arrogance. The episode delves into themes of ego, righteousness, and the unyielding resolve of both characters. As Angad challenges Raavan’s misplaced pride and defiance of dharma, the dialogue explores the deeper conflict between power and virtue, offering a reflection on the consequences of unchecked ambition and the moral responsibilities of leadership.

This episode unfolds the intense and emotional dialogue between the vanara brothers, Sugreev and Baali. Set in the mystical forests of Kishkindha, this conversation explores themes of betrayal, power, and the complexities of familial relationships. As the two brothers confront each other, the episode delves into the moral dilemmas that arise from loyalty, justice, and revenge, offering a deeper understanding of dharma in the face of personal conflicts and the consequences of choices made in anger.