Mahabharat

You cannot slay my father.

You will have to slay me first.

You are wonderful, Draupadi.

In order to re-establish righteousness

I shall require two weapons.

You are one of them

and the other is Arjun.

What happened, Arjun?

Mother, I can hear a woman crying.

Brother Bheem's stomach must be growling

because of hunger.

My stomach's growling does not sound like a woman crying.

It sounds like a lion's roar.

Brother Bheem!

Arjun... Arjun!

Stop!

Who are you?

And what are you doing in this illusory forest, alone?

Are you...

Are you an ogre or a human?

A human.

Had I been an ogre I would have asked you

whether I should fry or roast you for my meal.

Show yourself

and tell me who you are.

These ogres devoured my entire family.

I managed to escape from there somehow

but now, I cannot find a way out of this forest.

Come with me.

Four brothers of mine and our mother are resting nearby.

We shall protect you.

Yudhishthir...

Son, where has Arjun gone, all alone?

That too in this illusory forest.

I am very worried about him.

Mother, you need not worry.

We shall find him.

I shall go look for him. - No, Bheem.

Now, no one will go anywhere, alone.

All of us will go together.

Arjun had gone in that direction.

But even his footprints are not visible.

I shall rip out all the trees of this forest, mother!

We will find Arjun.

Brother Bheem

you may put the tree down.

Arjun

who is...

Mother, this maiden was crying.

Her

parents were slain by the ogres.

She is terrified.

That is why, I have brought her to your refuge.

You need not worry, dear.

My sons will protect you.

Brother Bheem will protect you.

Right, brother Bheem? - What! Yes.

Since it is mother's order, I shall certainly protect her.

Why won't I?

What is your name, dear?

How did your family end up in this terrifying forest?

How did your family end up in this terrifying forest?

We were on a pilgrimage.

We lost our way and entered this forest

and...

And in this forest

the ogres...

The ogres devoured my family...

Calm down, dear.

No need to be afraid now.

We should leave now.