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S2 · E20 — Women In Mahabharata

S2:E20 · Women In Mahabharata

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23 min

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23 min

Astik - Nastik

23 min

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Aatma

23 min

Haldi-Kumkum-Chandan-Bhasm

22 min

Hanuman

23 min

Puri Temple

24 min

Elephants

23 min

Rama's Ancestors

22 min

Mountains

22 min

Karna

23 min

Years In Exile

24 min

Vedic Gods And Goddesses

22 min

Vrata

22 min

Storytellers Of Ramayana & Mahabharata

23 min

Lakshmi & Saraswati

21 min

Mothers

24 min

Women In Mahabharata

23 min

Varaha and Narasimha

21 min

Varnas

22 min

Sita & Draupadi

22 min

Brothers & Sisters

23 min

Ramayana Characters In Mahabharata

22 min

Harishchandra

22 min

Aarti - Toran

22 min

Women in Ramayana

22 min

Uttar Ramayana

22 min

Yayati

22 min

Devlok With Devdutt Pattanaik

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201523m10.0

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Women In Mahabharata

Season 2 · Episode 20

This episode is an extensive discussion on the various women in Mahabharat. Devdutt begins with Ganga and Satyavati and moves on to Amba, Ambika, Ambalika and Kunti, Madri and Gandhari.He talks about the changing roles of women from the time of the Vedas to the latter stage of Mahabharat. An indepth comparison is drawn to emphasize on the changing norms, ideals and rules across time.He also gives us a brief introduction not just on Draupadi but also on the other wives of the Pandavas. Devdutt gives examples of various strong, benevolent, wise and honest women that shaped the Mahabharata in their own way.

Devlok With Devdutt Pattanaik

TV Series

201523m10.0

TalkReality

Now playing

Women In Mahabharata

Season 2 · Episode 20

This episode is an extensive discussion on the various women in Mahabharat. Devdutt begins with Ganga and Satyavati and moves on to Amba, Ambika, Ambalika and Kunti, Madri and Gandhari.He talks about the changing roles of women from the time of the Vedas to the latter stage of Mahabharat. An indepth comparison is drawn to emphasize on the changing norms, ideals and rules across time.He also gives us a brief introduction not just on Draupadi but also on the other wives of the Pandavas. Devdutt gives examples of various strong, benevolent, wise and honest women that shaped the Mahabharata in their own way.

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