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''Mahabharat'' presents the story of the throne of ], the kingdom ruled by the ] clan. The (a ] and the ] brothers compete for rulership. Although the Kauravs' father is the senior of the two patriarchs, ], the eldest Kaurav, is younger than ], the eldest Pandav. Both Duryodhan and Yudhisthir claim to be first in line to inherit the throne.<ref></ref> ''Mahabharat'' presents the story of the throne of ], the kingdom ruled by the ] clan. The ] and the ] brothers compete for rulership. Although the Kauravs' father is the senior of the two patriarchs, ], the eldest Kaurav, is younger than ], the eldest Pandav. Both Duryodhan and Yudhisthir claim to be first in line to inherit the throne.<ref></ref>


When ] asked for ]'s hand in marriage for his blind nephew ], her brother ] got furious. Though he agreed later, he swore to himself that he would destroy the Kuru race. He sowed the seeds of the climactic battle of Kurukshetra during the adolescence of the Kauravs and Pandavs by poisoning the mind of Duryodhan against the Pandavs. This results in the Kurukshetra War which produces conflicts of kinship and friendship, and instances of family loyalty and duty taking precedence over what is just. When ] asked for ]'s hand in marriage for his blind nephew ], her brother ] got furious. Though he agreed later, he swore to himself that he would destroy the Kuru race. He sowed the seeds of the climactic battle of Kurukshetra during the adolescence of the Kauravs and Pandavs by poisoning the mind of Duryodhan against the Pandavs. This results in the Kurukshetra War which produces conflicts of kinship and friendship, and instances of family loyalty and duty taking precedence over what is just.
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== List of Episodes ==

Episode 1 - Shantanu accepts Bhishma as his son

Satyavati tries to prove herself to Shantanu by catching a fish. The people of Hastinapur are attacked by Rakshas'. Bhishma comes to save the people. Later Shantanu comes to know from Ganga that Bhishma is his son and accepts him. Satyavati comes to know about Bhishma and becomes furious. Shantanu leaves Satyavati as she is angry with the presence of Bhishma. Shantanu announces that Bhishma is the Prince of Hastinapur. Bhishma visits Satyavati to convince her to stay with Shantanu.

Episode 2 - Bhishma saves Vichitravirya

Bhishma takes an oath that he will step down from the throne, so that Satyavati can stay with Shantanu. Shantanu repents about the same and blesses Bhishma with powers. Later Vichitravirya is captured by the King of Panchal, for his misdeeds. Bhishma saves Vichitravirya from the King of Panchal. Queen Amba burns a field that comes in her way. Bhishma punishes Vichitravirya for his misdeeds but Satyavati interferes. Lord Krishna teaches a few human values.

Episode 3 - Bhishma defeats King Salva

Satyavati requests Bhishma not to be harsh with Vichitravirya. Later, she orders him to abduct the three daughters of King of Kashi, so that they can be married to Vichitravirya. Bhishma visits King of Kashi and asks him to hand over his three daughters to him, to get them married to Vichitravirya. King Salva challenges Bhishma but gets defeated. Amba wishes to marry King Salva. Bhishma takes the other two daughters with him. Amba storms to Hastinapur and orders Bhishma to marry her as King Salva had rejected her, since he had defeated King Salva.

Episode 4 - Amba seeks revenge on Bhishma
Satyavati admits to Amba that she had sent Bhishma to abduct her. Amba seeks justice. She orders Bhishma to marry her but he refuses as he has taken an oath. Amba swears that she will take revenge on Bhishma. She seeks the help of Parashuram. He refuses her request as Bhishma is his most trusted pupil. A grand ceremony is held for Vichitravirya’s coronation. During the ceremony, Vichitravirya feels uncomfortable and he starts bleeding.

Episode 5 - Ambika and Ambalika give birth to boys

Vichitravirya dies under mysterious circumstances. Bhishma questions Suryanarayan about Vichitravirya's death and accuses him of destroying his family. Satyavati promises Ambika and Ambalika that their sons will ascend the throne with the help of Vyas. Amba gains the attention of Parashuram. Ambika and Ambalika give birth to boys. Ambika's son is found to be blind, which leaves her devastated. Bhishma consoles her. Amba strives to seek justice.

Episode 6 - Parashuram fights with Bhishma

Ambika and Ambalika's sons are named Dhritarashtra and Pandu. Bhishma interferes and requests Satyavati to name Ambalika's other son also. Hence Ambalika's second son gets the name Vidur. Amba returns to Hastinapur and asks Bhishma to choose either marriage or death. She also tells that Parashuram has summoned him. Lord Krishna preaches a few human values. Bhishma meets Parashuram and tries to explain but Parashuram orders him to fight. The two fight rigorously.

Episode 7 - Amba gets a rebirth as Shikhandini

Parashuram and Bhishma fight furiously. Ganga pleads with Lord Shiv to stop the war between the two. Lord Shiv intervenes between Parashuram and Bhishm. Amba seeks justice from Lord Shiv. She wishes for rebirth in order to take revenge on Bhishm. A girl is born to King Drupad and is named Shikhandini. King Drupad's father is happy that Shikhandini will take revenge on Bhishm. Lord Krishna preaches a few human values. King Subal decides to find a suitable groom for Gandhari. Subal comes to know that Gandhar will be attacked.

Episode 8 - Bhishma offers a marriage proposal for Gandhari

King Subal prepares his army for the attack. He gets to know that Bhishma is the one who is attacking Gandhar. Gandhari decides to join her father in the war. Lord Krishna preaches a few human values. King Subal is puzzled over Bhishma's visit. Bhishma seeks King Subal's friendship. Bhishma tells King Subal that he has a marriage proposal for Gandhari with Dhritarashtra. This worries King Subal, but Bhishma tries to convince him by offering Hastinapur. Gandhari feels happy about the proposal.

Episode 9 - Dhritarashtra comes to know about his marriage with Gandhari

Dhritarashtra fights with elephants to show his strength and abilities. During the fight, Pandu helps him. This frustrates Dhritarashtra. Lord Krishna preaches a few human values. Vidur meets Dhritarashtra and Pandu and tells them that, only the righteous prince will be crowned the King of Hastinapur. This angers Dhritarashtra. Pandu convinces Dhritarashtra regarding Vidur's message. Dhritarashtra comes to know that he will be marrying Gandhari. King Subal fears that Shakuni may object to Gandhari's marriage.

Episode 10 - Shakuni dislikes Gandhari's marriage with Dhritarashtra

Shakuni comes to know about Gandhari's marriage with Dhritarashtra. Bhishma tells Ambika to start preparations for Dhritarashtra's marriage. Dhritarashtra shares his desire to ascend the throne of Hastinapur with Pandu. Gandhari is happy to marry Dhritarashtra. Dhritarashtra tells Pandu that Gandhari will be his eyes and nothing more. Lord Krishna preaches a few human values. Shakuni becomes furious with King Subal's decision. Gandhari comes to know that Dhritarashtra is blind.

Episode 11 - Gandhari decides to marry Dhritarashtra

Gandhari becomes upset on learning about Dhritarashtra. Shakuni calls King Subal, a traitor. Shakuni tries to cancel the wedding but Gandhari stops him. She decides to marry Dhritarashtra. Shakuni tries to convince her, but in vain. Gandhari blows out all the lamps in her room, to adapt to her fear of darkness. Ambika tells Dhritarashtra that Gandhari is beautiful. Dhritarashtra becomes happy about the same. Gandhari decides to blindfold herself.

Episode 12 - Dhritarashtra marries Gandhari

Gandhari takes an oath and blindfolds herself. Dhritarashtra looks forward to his wedding with Gandhari. Satyavati stops Gandhari from entering the wedding ceremony. She learns about Gandhari's oath and refuses to accept her. Dhritarashtra rejects Gandhari. Bhishma asks Gandhari, the reason for her decision. Gandhari explains and persuades them to accept her. Dhritarashtra marries Gandhari, for the welfare of Hastinapur. Gandhari requests her servant to remove all her jewellery. Lord Krishna preaches a few human values.

Episode 13 - Dhritarashtra rejects Gandhari as his wife

Bhishma repents about Gandhari's decision. Ganga convinces him. Dhritarashtra humiliates Gandhari and orders her to remove her blindfold but she hesitates. Dhritarashtra rejects Gandhari as his wife. Lord Krishna preaches a few human values. Bhishma tells Satyavati that Dhritarashtra is not capable of ruling Hastinapur but Satyavati is not convinced. Dhritarashtra envisions himself as the King of Hastinapur but Shakuni and Gandhari intervene, which angers him.

Episode 14 - Vidur wishes for Pandu to be the King of Hastinapur

Dhritarashtra learns that he is going to be crowned the King of Hastinapur. Pandu and Vidur take oaths for their respective posts. Vidur stops Bhishma from handing over the throne to Dhritarastra. Vidur tells Amba that Dhritarashtra is not worthy of being a king. Shakuni argues but Bhishma retaliates. Dhritarashtra becomes upset on learning about the same. Pandu tries to convince Dhritarastra, but in vain. Dhritarashtra blames Pandu for framing him. Vidur advises Amba to crown Pandu as the King of Hastinapur.

Episode 15 - Pandu becomes the King of Hastinapur

Dhritarashtra becomes furious at Gandhari and refuses to speak with her. Pandu informs Bhishma that he does not want to become the King of Hastinapur. Dhritarashtra becomes furious at Pandu for conspiring against him to become the King of Hastinapur. On Bhishma's advice, Pandu becomes the King of Hastinapur. Shakuni is angry with Bhishma for the same. He informs King Subal that he will stay in Hastinapur. Shakuni provokes Dhritarashtra against his family.

Episode 16 - Bhishma advices Satyavati to get Pandu married

Pandu informs Dhritarashtra that he has decided to give him the post of advisor of the King. Dhritarashtra becomes enraged and refuses to accept the post. Pandu informs Dhritarashtra that he will prove his ability as the King. Satyavati informs Bhishma that she suspects about Shakuni provoking Dhritarashtra. Bhishma advices Satyavati to get Pandu married. Kuntibhoj informs Kunti that he has organised a Swayamwar for her. Vidur informs Satyavati about the invitation from Kuntibhoj.

Episode 17 - Kunti gets married to Pandu

Kunti recalls about the boon she got from Rishi Durvasa. Suryadev blesses Kunti with a baby boy. As Kunti is unmarried, she leaves the baby in a river. Suryadev gives Kavach and Kundal to the baby. He assures Kunti that he will protect the baby and names him as Karna. Priyamvada tries to console Kunti. Kuntibhoj informs the Kings that the one who answers Kunti's question will be her husband. Pandu answers Kunti's question. Kunti gets married to Pandu.

Episode 18 - Vidur welcomes Pandu and Kunti

Dhritarashtra praises the food prepared by Gandhari. He becomes enraged at Gandhari when she tries to advise him. Gandhari tries to prove her innocence to Dhritarashtra. Later, Dhritarashtra asks Gandhari not to welcome Pandu and Kunti. Priyamvada asks Kunti to hide about her past from Pandu. Karna saves a child. Radha informs Karna about Pandu and Kunti's arrival to Hastinapur. Vidur welcomes Pandu and Kunti.

Episode 19 - Kunti decides to reveal the truth about her past to Pandu

Karna requests his father to allow him to welcome Pandu and Kunti, but he refuses. Shakuni informs Dhritarashtra that Pandu has returned to Hastinapur after getting married to Kunti. Gandhari welcomes Pandu and Kunti. Shakuni becomes furious at Pandu and provokes Dhritarashtra against him. He pretends to take care of Pandu in front of Dhritarashtra. Kunti decides to reveal the truth about her past to Pandu. Karna informs his father that King Pandu will reward him after seeing his art of archery.

Episode 20 - Pandu informs Kunti about the war

Karna throws his bow and arrow into the river to please his father. Pandu praises Kunti for asking the right question in her Swayamwar. Satyavati tries to stop Pandu from going for a war. Pandu informs Satyavati that he will not change his decision. Bhishma informs Pandu that he will lead the war. Dhritarashtra suggests Bhishma that Pandu has to take the lead. Pandu informs Kunti about the war and leaves Hastinapur. Gandhari tries to console Kunti. Kunti apologises to Gandhari for her behaviour

Episode 21 - Pandu dedicates his win to Dhritarashtra

Vidur informs Satyavati that Pandu has won the war. Satyavati becomes happy on learning the same and informs Vidur to make arrangements to welcome Pandu. Later, Vidur informs Satyawati that Pandu is returning to Hastinapur with his second wife. Pandu returns to Hastinapur with Madri. Kunti welcomes them. Pandu dedicates his win to Dhritarashtra. Satyavati asks Pandu to spend some time with his wives. Madri apologises to Kunti for her mistake.

Episode 22 - Pandu kills Maharishi Kindam and his wife, by mistake

Dhritarashtra realizes his mistake and questions Gandhari whether she will accept him as her husband. While hunting, Pandu kills Maharishi Kindam and his wife, by mistake. Pandu apologises to Maharishi Kindam for the same. Maharishi Kindam curses Pandu that he will die, if he tries to be in a marital relationship with his wives. Satyavati informs Pandu about Gandhari's pregnancy. Pandu congratulates Dhritarashtra for the same. Pandu informs Satyavati about the mishap and renounces his kingdom.

Episode 23 - Bhishma and Satyavati discuss about Pandu's decision

Bhishma tries to stop Pandu from renouncing his kingdom, but in vain. Pandu requests Bhishma to let him repent for his crime. Shakuni pretends to take care of Dhritarashtra and provokes him against Pandu. Gandhari becomes furious at Shakuni for the same. Pandu informs Kunti and Madri about Maharishi Kindam's curse. Kunti and Madri decide to accompany Pandu to the forest. Bhishma and Satyavati discuss about Pandu's decision. Bhishma asks Dhritarashtra to become the acting King.

Episode 24 - Kunti bears a son from Lord Dharmraj

Pandu leaves Hastinapur with Kunti and Madri. Dhritarashtra becomes the acting King of Hastinapur. Dhritarashtra suspects that Gandhari has lied to him about the boon and expresses his displeasure. Kunti recalls about Rishi Durvasa's boon. She reveals to Pandu about Rishi Durvasa's boon. Pandu asks Kunti to use the boon and get a child from Lord Dharmraj. The astrologer informs Dhritrashtra about Gandhari's delivery. Kunti bears a son from Lord Dharmraj. Pandu names the child as Yudhishtir.

Episode 25 - Shakuni tries to console Gandhari

Vidur informs Dhritarashtra, Satyavati and Bhishma that Kunti has given birth to a son. Dhritarashtra announces to celebrate the occasion. Later, Dhritarashtra expresses his displeasure to Gandhari and enquires her about her delivery. Shakuni tries to console Gandhari. A maid informs Gandhari that Dhritarashtra has ordered her female attendant Sukhada to go to his room. Gandhari becomes displeased on learning the same and asks Sukhada to obey Dhritarashtra's order.

Episode 26 - Kunti gives birth to Bheem

Pandu requests Kunti to give birth to four more babies. Dhritarashtra decides to go on a war, but Bhishma stops him. Satyavati informs Dhritarashtra that Maharishi Vyas can give lives to his hundred and one children. Maharishi Vyas transforms the flesh delivered by Gandhari and informs her that she will become the mother of hundred boys and a girl. Meanwhile, Kunti worships Vaayudev and gets a baby boy. Vaayudev asks Kunti to name the baby as Bheem.

Episode 27 - Kunti gives birth to Arjun

On observing extreme weather conditions during the birth of Dhritarashtra's first baby, Krupacharya suggests him to sacrifice the baby for the betterment of Hastinapur. Bhishma instructs Dhritarashtra to take decision regarding his baby's life. Dhritarashtra becomes delighted on taking the baby on his lap and names him Duryodhan. Indradev blesses Kunti with a baby boy, Arjun. Madri becomes jealous on seeing Kunti's children. Kunti teaches the mantras to Madri. Ashwini Kumars bless Madri with two baby boys.


== Dubbed versions == == Dubbed versions ==

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2013 Indian TV series or program
Mahabharat
Title screen
GenreMythological television drama
Created bySiddharth Kumar Tewary
Based onMahabharat
Written bySharmin Joseph, Radhika Anand, Anand Vardhan, Mihir Bhuta and Siddharth Kumar Tewary
Directed bySiddharth Anand Kumar, Amarprith G, S Chawda, Kamal Monga and Loknath Pandey
Starring(For entire cast see below)
Opening themeHai Katha Sangram Ki
ComposersAjay-Atul
Ismail Darbar
Country of originIndia
Original languageHindi
Production
ProducersSiddharth Kumar Tewary, Gayatri Gil Tiwari and Rahul Kumar Tewary.
Running time20 minutes
Production companySwastik Pictures
Original release
NetworkStar Plus
Release16 September 2013 (2013-09-16) –
Present

Mahabharat is an Indian Hindi-language mythological television drama series on STAR Plus based on the Sanskrit epic Mahabharat. It started broadcasting on 16 September 2013 on STAR Plus.

It has been produced by Swastik Productions Pvt. Ltd and stars Saurabh Raj Jain as Krishna, Shaheer Sheikh as Arjun, Pooja Sharma as Draupadi, Aham Sharma as Karna and Arav Chowdhary as Bhishma.

Plot summary

Mahabharat presents the story of the throne of Hastinapur, the kingdom ruled by the Kuru clan. The Kauravas and the Pandavas brothers compete for rulership. Although the Kauravs' father is the senior of the two patriarchs, Duryodhan, the eldest Kaurav, is younger than Yudhisthir, the eldest Pandav. Both Duryodhan and Yudhisthir claim to be first in line to inherit the throne.

When Bhishma asked for Gandhari's hand in marriage for his blind nephew Dhritarashtra, her brother Shakuni got furious. Though he agreed later, he swore to himself that he would destroy the Kuru race. He sowed the seeds of the climactic battle of Kurukshetra during the adolescence of the Kauravs and Pandavs by poisoning the mind of Duryodhan against the Pandavs. This results in the Kurukshetra War which produces conflicts of kinship and friendship, and instances of family loyalty and duty taking precedence over what is just.

Production and promotion

Star spent ₹100 crore (US$12 million) on the project and spent another ₹20 crore (US$2.3 million) on marketing the show, making it as India's most expensive TV series.6

According to producer Siddharth Kumar Tiwary the cheer haran sequence, which Tiwary directed, took twenty days to shoot.

Cast

Dubbed versions

The show has been dubbed in other Indian languages including Bengali as Mahabharat, Malayalam as Mahabharatham, Telugu as Mahabharatham, Tamil as Mahabharatham, and Marathi as Mahabharat. The Bengali version is telecast on Star Jalsha channel, the Malayalam version is telecast on Asianet channel, the Telugu version is telecast on MAA TV, the Tamil version is telecast on Star Vijay channel, The Marathi version is telecast on Star Pravah channel. The show is also aired in Indonesia, and dubbed in Indonesia as Mahabharata, the Indonesian version is telecast on Antv channel.

Reception

Writing for Rediff, Nishi Tiwari said the show "gets the details -- lexicon, background score, and the sets" right in comparison to the 2008 version by Ekta Kapoor, but the actors were lacking in comparison to the BR Chopra version that aired in the 1980s. Tiwari wrote that "If it maintains the quality of writing and able actors who portray key characters, we may have another winner among us". DNA praised the costumes, scenery, Krishna's flute theme, and most of the CGI special effects, but said the story pace was too fast. The original series was supposed to be a 120 episode series but as the show raked in ratings as it progressed, two more extensions were given.

Its premier had a viewership of approximately 8.4 million people. The show has become the highest rated weekday mythology show in the last three years on Indian television.

In the week reporting in 1 December 2013, it was ranked 7th among the fiction serials with a TVT rating of 6835. The following week it was 6th with a rating of 7,170.. It has been consistent in its ratings for its entire running tenure and has mostly maintained its position among the top 5 shows of all GECs(General Entertainment Channels). The game of dice leading to Draupadi’s ‘cheer haran’ took Mahabharat at its peak viewership( 10.4 TVM) and helped the broadcasting channel Star Plus clock the highest GTVMs ever achieved by any channel in Indian Television History. The show with its excellent background music,gripping storyline and powerpacked performancers by all the actors won the hearts of millions not only in india but in UK too, clearly being reflected in the UK ratings.

It won the trophy for the best drama in star guild awards 2013 as well a number of accolades in Star Paarivar Awards 2014 and a number of other award shows.

References

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