Friend Life Chithadi Chithadi Ayindhi story.. Real? Fake?

[sarkaar]

1 minute ago, samaja_varagamana said:

mahabharat real or fake ??? neeku nachindi nu thesko story nundi.......life lo use aythe use chesko

finally ranku story ni epic Mahabharat tho polichava.

thussi you are great human being. Get a better  life man.

[Butterthief]

Just now, sarkaar said:

finally ranku story ni epic Mahabharat tho polichava.

thussi you are great human being. Get a better  life man.

@khamosh

[samaja_varagamana]

21 minutes ago, sarkaar said:

finally ranku story ni epic Mahabharat tho polichava.

thussi you are great human being. Get a better  life man.

Lol neeku dhropathi ki five husbands unte ok anukunta kada pity u man.....u dont need to get a life

[sarkaar]

12 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

Lol neeku dhropathi ki five husbands unte ok anukunta kada pity u man.....u dont need to get a life

mahabharat ni oka cinema ni choosinattu choosthe alane anipisthadi le neelantollaki..nee mind antha kante ekkuva alochinchaledhu.. pity for your ignorance nad making sarcasm on the great epics..

droupathi ki five husbands enduku unnaro telusuko first..

 

"Drupada intended to wed his daughter(Draupathi) to Arjuna. Upon hearing of the Pandavas' 
supposed death at Varnavata, he set up a Swayamvara contest for Draupadi to choose her husband 
from the competitive contest.At the Swayamvara, almost all the assorted monarchs were unable to complete the challenge. 
Only Karna, the king of Anga was able to wield and string the bow but Draupadi refused him to take part in the competition,
 rejecting him for being a mere "suta-putra", the son of a charioteer. Later the Pandavas showed up incognito, 
Arjuna in disguise wins Draupadi's hand. When Draupadi arrives with the five Pandavas to meet Kunti, 
they inform her that Arjuna won a prize at a competition, to which Kunti says, "Share the prize". 
This motherly command leads the five brothers to become the five husbands of Draupadi."

[samaja_varagamana]

8 minutes ago, sarkaar said:

mahabharat ni oka cinema ni choosinattu choosthe alane anipisthadi le neelantollaki..nee mind antha kante ekkuva alochinchaledhu.. pity for your ignorance nad making sarcasm on the great epics..

droupathi ki five husbands enduku unnaro telusuko first..

 

"Drupada intended to wed his daughter(Draupathi) to Arjuna. Upon hearing of the Pandavas' 
supposed death at Varnavata, he set up a Swayamvara contest for Draupadi to choose her husband 
from the competitive contest.At the Swayamvara, almost all the assorted monarchs were unable to complete the challenge. 
Only Karna, the king of Anga was able to wield and string the bow but Draupadi refused him to take part in the competition,
 rejecting him for being a mere "suta-putra", the son of a charioteer. Later the Pandavas showed up incognito, 
Arjuna in disguise wins Draupadi's hand. When Draupadi arrives with the five Pandavas to meet Kunti, 
they inform her that Arjuna won a prize at a competition, to which Kunti says, "Share the prize". 
This motherly command leads the five brothers to become the five husbands of Draupadi."

So its acceptable to share the prize antav for u r info i read ramayana and mahabharata and und it better than u did you ever read mahabharat from the perspective of draupati google chey oka bengali writer rasina book. These are told stories man puranallo boothulu levu anaku plz read them again neekey kanipisthai....i think u never say sculptures in some old temples go ahead my boy expand u r vision and look in diff perspectives

[sarkaar]

5 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

So its acceptable to share the prize antav for u r info i read ramayana and mahabharata and und it better than u did you ever read mahabharat from the perspective of draupati google chey oka bengali writer rasina book. These are told stories man puranallo boothulu levu anaku plz read them again neekey kanipisthai....i think u never say sculptures in some old temples go ahead my boy expand u r vision and look in diff perspectives

adhi draupathi ki ichina varam. if you dont know read below:

 

 Draupadi is the only instance we come across in epic mythology of a sati becoming a kanya. 
It is stated that in an earlier birth as Nalayani (also named Indrasena), she was married to Maudgalya, an irascible sage afflicted with leprosy. 
She was so utterly devoted to her abusive husband that when a finger of his, dropped into their meal, she took it out and calmly ate the rice 
without revulsion. Pleased by this, Maudgalya offered her a boon, and she asked him to make love to her in five lovely forms. As she was insatiable, 
Maudgalya got fed up and became an ascetic. When she remonstrated and insisted that he continue their love-life,
 he cursed her to be reborn and have five husbands to satisfy her lust. Thereupon she practiced severe penance and 
pleased Lord Shiva with her prayers. He granted a boon to her. Nalayani said that she wanted a husband and to ensure that her request was heard, 
she repeated it five times in all. Shiva then said that in her next life she would have five husbands. She obtained the boon of 
regaining virginity after being with each husband. ][*] Thus, by asserting her womanhood and refusing to accept a life of blind 
subservience to her husband, Nalayani, the sati, was transformed into Yajnaseni, the kanya. Some sources have a slightly different narration. 
Draupadi made her request only once but she added a long list of qualities that she wanted in her husband. Lord Shiva said that it would be impossible 
to find one man with all these qualities. Hence she would have five husbands in her next life. All of them together would posses the qualities 
she had enumerated. 

 

Boothu drukpadam tho choosthe, boothu lane anipistundhi.. andhulo marmani grahiche shakthi neeku lennatiundhi..

[bongu_balraj]

20 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

So its acceptable to share the prize antav for u r info i read ramayana and mahabharata and und it better than u did you ever read mahabharat from the perspective of draupati google chey oka bengali writer rasina book. These are told stories man puranallo boothulu levu anaku plz read them again neekey kanipisthai....i think u never say sculptures in some old temples go ahead my boy expand u r vision and look in diff perspectives

 

12 minutes ago, sarkaar said:

adhi draupathi ki ichina varam. if you dont know read below:

 

 Draupadi is the only instance we come across in epic mythology of a sati becoming a kanya. 
It is stated that in an earlier birth as Nalayani (also named Indrasena), she was married to Maudgalya, an irascible sage afflicted with leprosy. 
She was so utterly devoted to her abusive husband that when a finger of his, dropped into their meal, she took it out and calmly ate the rice 
without revulsion. Pleased by this, Maudgalya offered her a boon, and she asked him to make love to her in five lovely forms. As she was insatiable, 
Maudgalya got fed up and became an ascetic. When she remonstrated and insisted that he continue their love-life,
 he cursed her to be reborn and have five husbands to satisfy her lust. Thereupon she practiced severe penance and 
pleased Lord Shiva with her prayers. He granted a boon to her. Nalayani said that she wanted a husband and to ensure that her request was heard, 
she repeated it five times in all. Shiva then said that in her next life she would have five husbands. She obtained the boon of 
regaining virginity after being with each husband. ][*] Thus, by asserting her womanhood and refusing to accept a life of blind 
subservience to her husband, Nalayani, the sati, was transformed into Yajnaseni, the kanya. Some sources have a slightly different narration. 
Draupadi made her request only once but she added a long list of qualities that she wanted in her husband. Lord Shiva said that it would be impossible 
to find one man with all these qualities. Hence she would have five husbands in her next life. All of them together would posses the qualities 
she had enumerated. 

 

Boothu drukpadam tho choosthe, boothu lane anipistundhi.. andhulo marmani grahiche shakthi neeku lennatiundhi..

Manam Chesey boothu panulaki madyalo Poranalani enduku tiskostharu bhai ... @samaja_varagamana  Pedhanayina iideseyi iideseyiiii....  

[samaja_varagamana]

16 minutes ago, sarkaar said:

adhi draupathi ki ichina varam. if you dont know read below:

 

 Draupadi is the only instance we come across in epic mythology of a sati becoming a kanya. 
It is stated that in an earlier birth as Nalayani (also named Indrasena), she was married to Maudgalya, an irascible sage afflicted with leprosy. 
She was so utterly devoted to her abusive husband that when a finger of his, dropped into their meal, she took it out and calmly ate the rice 
without revulsion. Pleased by this, Maudgalya offered her a boon, and she asked him to make love to her in five lovely forms. As she was insatiable, 
Maudgalya got fed up and became an ascetic. When she remonstrated and insisted that he continue their love-life,
 he cursed her to be reborn and have five husbands to satisfy her lust. Thereupon she practiced severe penance and 
pleased Lord Shiva with her prayers. He granted a boon to her. Nalayani said that she wanted a husband and to ensure that her request was heard, 
she repeated it five times in all. Shiva then said that in her next life she would have five husbands. She obtained the boon of 
regaining virginity after being with each husband. ][*] Thus, by asserting her womanhood and refusing to accept a life of blind 
subservience to her husband, Nalayani, the sati, was transformed into Yajnaseni, the kanya. Some sources have a slightly different narration. 
Draupadi made her request only once but she added a long list of qualities that she wanted in her husband. Lord Shiva said that it would be impossible 
to find one man with all these qualities. Hence she would have five husbands in her next life. All of them together would posses the qualities 
she had enumerated. 

 

Boothu drukpadam tho choosthe, boothu lane anipistundhi.. andhulo marmani grahiche shakthi neeku lennatiundhi..

Man nu rasindi neeku stupid anipiyatle asalu nu question cheyav emo...........its ok le keep it with u. I cant blindly believe all the stuff like you. Thank u for en-lighting me 

[sarkaar]

18 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

Man nu rasindi neeku stupid anipiyatle asalu nu question cheyav emo...........its ok le keep it with u. I cant blindly believe all the stuff like you. Thank u for en-lighting me 

neeku cheppi kooda waste. enjoy yourself with ranku/bongu.. good luck..

[k2s]

1 hour ago, sarkaar said:

mahabharat ni oka cinema ni choosinattu choosthe alane anipisthadi le neelantollaki..nee mind antha kante ekkuva alochinchaledhu.. pity for your ignorance nad making sarcasm on the great epics..

droupathi ki five husbands enduku unnaro telusuko first..

 

"Drupada intended to wed his daughter(Draupathi) to Arjuna. Upon hearing of the Pandavas' 
supposed death at Varnavata, he set up a Swayamvara contest for Draupadi to choose her husband 
from the competitive contest.At the Swayamvara, almost all the assorted monarchs were unable to complete the challenge. 
Only Karna, the king of Anga was able to wield and string the bow but Draupadi refused him to take part in the competition,
 rejecting him for being a mere "suta-putra", the son of a charioteer. Later the Pandavas showed up incognito, 
Arjuna in disguise wins Draupadi's hand. When Draupadi arrives with the five Pandavas to meet Kunti, 
they inform her that Arjuna won a prize at a competition, to which Kunti says, "Share the prize". 
This motherly command leads the five brothers to become the five husbands of Draupadi."

 

51 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

So its acceptable to share the prize antav for u r info i read ramayana and mahabharata and und it better than u did you ever read mahabharat from the perspective of draupati google chey oka bengali writer rasina book. These are told stories man puranallo boothulu levu anaku plz read them again neekey kanipisthai....i think u never say sculptures in some old temples go ahead my boy expand u r vision and look in diff perspectives

 

43 minutes ago, sarkaar said:

adhi draupathi ki ichina varam. if you dont know read below:

 

 Draupadi is the only instance we come across in epic mythology of a sati becoming a kanya. 
It is stated that in an earlier birth as Nalayani (also named Indrasena), she was married to Maudgalya, an irascible sage afflicted with leprosy. 
She was so utterly devoted to her abusive husband that when a finger of his, dropped into their meal, she took it out and calmly ate the rice 
without revulsion. Pleased by this, Maudgalya offered her a boon, and she asked him to make love to her in five lovely forms. As she was insatiable, 
Maudgalya got fed up and became an ascetic. When she remonstrated and insisted that he continue their love-life,
 he cursed her to be reborn and have five husbands to satisfy her lust. Thereupon she practiced severe penance and 
pleased Lord Shiva with her prayers. He granted a boon to her. Nalayani said that she wanted a husband and to ensure that her request was heard, 
she repeated it five times in all. Shiva then said that in her next life she would have five husbands. She obtained the boon of 
regaining virginity after being with each husband. ][*] Thus, by asserting her womanhood and refusing to accept a life of blind 
subservience to her husband, Nalayani, the sati, was transformed into Yajnaseni, the kanya. Some sources have a slightly different narration. 
Draupadi made her request only once but she added a long list of qualities that she wanted in her husband. Lord Shiva said that it would be impossible 
to find one man with all these qualities. Hence she would have five husbands in her next life. All of them together would posses the qualities 
she had enumerated. 

 

Boothu drukpadam tho choosthe, boothu lane anipistundhi.. andhulo marmani grahiche shakthi neeku lennatiundhi..

 

24 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

Man nu rasindi neeku stupid anipiyatle asalu nu question cheyav emo...........its ok le keep it with u. I cant blindly believe all the stuff like you. Thank u for en-lighting me 

 

5 minutes ago, sarkaar said:

neeku cheppi kooda waste. enjoy yourself with ranku/bongu.. good luck..

@sarkaar - idi realization antey..... deaf mundu horn kottinattu. poi poi sam-jam-var-gum ke mythology cheppala...... 

[samaja_varagamana]

16 minutes ago, sarkaar said:

neeku cheppi kooda waste. enjoy yourself with ranku/bongu.. good luck..

Thanks man same opinion here. Enjoy with u r blind beliefs and persceptions. Thank u

[samaja_varagamana]

11 minutes ago, k2s said:

 

 

 

 

@sarkaar - idi realization antey..... deaf mundu horn kottinattu. poi poi sam-jam-var-gum ke mythology cheppala...... 

Nu happy kada uncle enjoy naku nachindi nen chestha neeku nachindu nu chey

[k2s]

51 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

Nu happy kada uncle enjoy naku nachindi nen chestha neeku nachindu nu chey