You think you know Mahabharata. You don't.
In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Ami Ganatra
— IIM Ahmedabad alumna, Sanskrit scholar, yoga instructor and
bestselling author of Mahabharata Unravelled (Volumes 1 & 2)
and Ramayana Unravelled, translated into several Indian
languages. Her work goes directly to the original Sanskrit texts
— no retellings, no imagination, just the itihasa as it truly is.
For the first time ever on a podcast, we study Mahabharata with
the depth, detail and characters most Indians have never
encountered.
What we cover:
— Mahabharata's complete family tree — how the Kauravas and
Pandavas were actually born
— The birth of Bhishma Pitamah, Bhishma Pratigya and his boon to
choose his own death
— Niyog — the ancient concept through which all five Pandavas
were born
— How the 100 Kauravas were born from 100 pots — the unheard
story of Mahabharata
— Dhritarashtra, Gandhari and why Gandhari blindfolded herself
— The biggest myths of Mahabharata that never actually happened
— Did Draupadi really say "Andhe ka putra andha"? The truth
revealed
— Was Draupadi really the reason for the Mahabharata war? The
answer will surprise you
— The power of the Kaurava army — Karna, Bhishma, Drona,
Ashwatthama, Shakuni and more
— Was Karna a Daanveer or a villain? Ami defends Karna as a true
hero
— The biggest television myth about Karna and Guru Drona — what
really happened
— The Mani on Ashwatthama's head and his Chiranjivi avatar
— The greatest lessons from Bhishma Pitamah — and why the
Pandavas came to him to learn
Legends like Mahabharata don't survive thousands of years because
they are fiction. They survive because they give people hope. And
characters so deeply human that every one of them teaches you
something about yourself.
This is not mythology. This is depth. And it is more relevant
today than ever before.
Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.
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