Yudhishthir, who is in the disguise of a servant, tells the Queen of Matsya, that the King of Indraprastha lost the game of chausar for a purpose. Later, when the Queen sees Yudhisthir playing chausar with the King, she wonders why he is playing the game that led to the downfall of the King of Indraprastha. Meanwhile, in the Matsya Kingdom, the King and the Queen express their desire to see Uttara's dance performance after hearing so much praise from her about her Guru, Brihannala (Arjun). According to Parashuram, only Kshatriyas have a strong endurance power. He believes that Karna had lied to him about not being a Kshatriya. And after seeing Karna's endurance power, the Guru gets furious. However, after the Guru wakes up, he sees blood on Karna's thighs. Once, when his Guru was resting in his lap, a crab bit Karna, and he endured the pain to ensure that he doesn't disturb his Guru, who is asleep. And a while later, Karna gets reminded of his Guru, Parashuram's curse. He also says that during the time of war, he would ask Guru Drona to determine who is a better archer, Karna or Arjun. Later, Karna visits Dronacharya to tell him about his Guru's curse. He explains that a deadly battle will take place soon and that he will fight it for the Kauravas.

But Shakuni, who is obsessed with the idea of making Duryodhana the King of Hastinapur, refuses to get back to his kingdom. In the latest episode of BR Chopra's Mahabharat, Shakuni's son meets him after several years and appeals to him to return to Gandhara. And I had no problem as I would report on the sets way before the 7 am deadline.Mahabharat Episode 57, April 25, Written Update Ravi Ji was very friendly but he also made sure that we follow a disciplined life on the sets. The schedule was very strict back then and we all had to report on time. The one memory that I have from the time was that I used to be the first one to turn up on the sets. While it was a challenge for me because I was not so well-versed in speaking Hindi, I made double the effort. On playing the role of Draupadi, Roopa Ganguly said: 'I had the most wonderful time playing Draupadi. Today after all these years when I heard the song and I was happy that I agreed to lend my voice for it.' Luckily, I sang the song in one take and everyone liked it. While I agreed, I also told Ravi Ji that if my attempt at singing was not successful, I was completely fine if they hired a professional singer for the same. Ravi sir suddenly asked me, ‘Will you sing a song?’ I was quite okay with that and didn't think much of it because I was singing ever since I was a kid. What happened was that the makers were looking for someone to sing the song that was to be picturized on me. She said: 'I sang one song in Mahabharat called ‘Naino Ke’, and it was a beautiful experience.

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