In the last episode of TV's famous serial Mahabharat, you saw that Yashoda Nandan killed his aunt's son Shishupala due to repeated condemnation of Krishna in a packed meeting. After this all the rituals of Yudhishthira's coronation are played. The story aired in the evening has seen a lot of ups and downs in the story ahead of it, due to which the chances of war of Mahabharata are created. Karan gets up and leaves at the beginning of the episode. He is sad to see Pandavas and Kauravas together. Because Karna hopes that his mother Kunti will tell everyone about herself and him but this does not happen. Meanwhile Shakuni comes and tries to fill Karna's ear. So right there, Duryodhana also reaches Karan.
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Shakuni then reveals his next move against the Pandavas. Karan leaves after seeing arrows of poisons coming out of Shakuni's mouth. In the story, Krishna departs from Indraprastha. After the end of the Rajasurya Yagya, along with Krishna, the rest of the guests also go towards their states. On the other hand, Shakuni explains to Duryodhana that he is only waiting for Krishna to leave. Listening to Shakuni, Duryodhana starts making fun of his maternal uncle. Seeing Duryodhana fall into the pond, Draupadi starts laughing loudly. After this she says 'blind's son is blind.'
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After hearing this talk of Draupadi, Duryodhana's blood boils and he is eager to take revenge with Draupadi. Meanwhile Karan advises Duryodhana to fight with the Pandavas. But Shakuni reveals his dastardly intention to Duryodhana. Hearing Duryodhana's talk, Shakuni advises him to visit Indraprastha. Duryodhan sets out to see the palace of Indraprastha after accepting this fact of his maternal uncle. Duryodhana is quite surprised to see the glare of the palace. Seeing the paintings and floor work in the palace, Duryodhana gets confused. Duryodhana falls into a pond of water after falling in this kashmakash, which looks like a floor from a distance.
