Can I Add Rukmini, Ive Watched Her Episodes Too Many Times To Count. Also Her And Krishnas Chemistry

Can I add Rukmini, I’ve watched her episodes too many times to count. Also her and Krishna’s chemistry is unparalleled (imo at least)

“why is star plus Mahabharat valid?”

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The aesthetics 

Shaheer sheikh 

Krishna 

Aham Sharma

Draupadi 

Bheem

Abhimanyu

Hey Bro! who got you crying like that?

Ramayan bro Ramayan!!! Ram and Siya deserved a better ending. 😭💔

When she’s walking away from him but he grasps her hand from behind to stop her and that just pause for second to just look at each other before speaking >>>>>>>>

Nitish Bharadwaj and Sourabh Raaj Jain as Krishna and Vishnu >>>>

And Pallavi Subhash Shirke as Rukmini >>>>>

Me! I will

Who will remember Rukmani?

She didn't fall in love and yearn her entire life, lost in devotion like Radha.

She didn't demand presents and bring showers of gold and kill demons like Satyabhama.

She didn't wander the mortal realm singing praises of her god in the age of Kali, like Meera.

She didn't endure years imprisoned by her own brother, having her kids murdered by him, like Devaki.

She didn't raise someone like her own, indulging in his mischief and punishing him for it like Yashoda.

She wasn't the prettiest, or flashiest, or richest, or smartest.

All she did was love the only person she ever loved, defying society and family.

Who will remember her letter, in a sea of mothers and lovers?

That’s the story of Narad Muni’s curse. I think I first saw in the 2000 Vishnu Puran with Nitish Bharadwaj and this one is the most similar to it.

There are two accounts I could find about Sage Bhrigu. One being that his wife gave shelter to the asuras when they were at war with the devtas and she used her Yogi powers to stop Indra and the rest. Or something like that and the devtas prayed to Vishnu and he cut off her head, his reasoning was that she committed adharma by protecting the asuras. Bhrigu’s came and saw what happened and in fit of rage cursed Vishnu, that he would have to reincarnate many times on earth and suffer the pain off birth and death all those times. That’s the more common version but I also read somewhere that he would have to suffer separation from his wife many times too.

This also happened with Vrinda. Vrinda, wife of Jalandhar, had made a layer of protection around Jalandhar which made him undefeatable. as long as Vrinda was praying, no one could hurt Jalandhar. Vishnu, after knowing this problem, disguised himself as Japandhar and tricked Vrinda. This destroyed the protection layer surrounding Jalandhar and Shiva killed him. Knowing this, Vrinda felt cheated and cursed Lord Vishnu that he would turn black and immovable. He would also face separation with wife for significant amount of time. Vrinda then fires herself and lord Vishnu grows a plant in her ashes thus the plant named 'Tulsi'.

Another account relating to Bhrigu’s is that he kicked Vishnu on the chest because Vishnu didn’t notice him or something but he did that on purpose because the sage was becoming egotistic. Vishnu than did notice him and asked if he got hurt or not and massaged his foot, under that pretense he pressed his egotistic eye that was there and all the ego left him and he ask Vishnu for forgiveness. Vishnu forgave him but Lakshmi was angry because Bhrigu hit the place where she resided in Vishnu and cursed him and all the Brahmin that they would be poor.

I was wonder what you think of Ram? I know that many people here on Tumblr don’t like him. I personally can’t decide myself. I want to like him because I grew up hearing great stories about him so it’s every belief shattering whenever I think about Luv and Kush’s story, I think “why didn’t he defend his wife when he knew she was pure?” And then there’s Sage Bhrigu’s curse. And Narad Muni’s curse on Vishnu.

I love Ram. I know, I know, it's controversial. But I absolutely love him. I cannot help it. He is somehow the worst and best parts of Vishnu. But I've got my own interpretation of why Ram did those things after the battle of Lanka so in my head it's easier to forgive/overlook his obvious flaws.

Anon, I have written only one story on Ram (and it's an absolute banger IMO). But it's not for everyone and I must insist that you exercise caution before reading it.

Here comes a tale

The problem children

Note(s): This story cannot come with enough warnings. This is a work of fiction, as are all the works on this blog. The characters, dialogue

Please enlighten me on Sage Bhrigu's curse and Narad Muni's curse on Vishnu--I don't think I am familiar with either.