Gandhari

He corrects and scolds her son, Vidhishthira, for sometimes not being energetic enough, prompt enough in responding to terrible situations.

Gandhari, the mother of the hundred sons who died, and Duryodhana, the villain, came to her.

She was a great woman.

So Duryodhana came to her asking for her blessings.

And he was fighting with the cousins, Pandavas.

This story.

So Gandhari did not let her be victorious.

May you win the war.

... as compassionate because he's affectionate to them.

It's just like Gandhari in the Mahabharat.

Gandhari, at the end of the Mahabharat, she, she was so dharmic.

[laughs]

Yeah.

And she said, "In the same way that all my children were dead, like all my children are dead, your whole family will die too."

Oh.

That's, that's how the Yadu, the, the curse of Gandhari with the Yadu dynasty destroys itself.

... who are living in Hastinapur.

So Bhishma comes, and then, uh, Satyavati comes, and then Amba, and Um- uh, sorry, Ambika and Ambalika, they come, and then Dhritarashtra come, and Gandhari comes, and Kunti comes, and Kripacharya comes, and Kripi comes.

So everybody who was, who you have heard about the story so far, who is alive, they come assembled for the graduation ceremony because the whole family comes together, right? Now, there are, like, lot of musicians there who are doing drums.

All the people of Hastinapur, they also assemble because everyone wants to see that, who is the next strongest prince and the strongest warrior of Hastinapur, right?