What is the Mahabharata and its significance in our life even in the 21st century

How the Mahabharata came to be conceived by Vyasa and written by Ganesha

The story of King Shantanu and his extraordinary marriage with Goddess Ganga

Devavrata makes an unselfish promise for the love of his father and becomes Bhishma

Bhishma kidnaps the Kasi sisters and Amba vows to be the reason for Bhishma's death

The extraordinary story of the birth of Dhritarashtra, Pandu and Vidura after the death of Vichitraveerya

The birth of Karna, the birth of the Pandavas and the Kauravas

Duryodhana - the entitled son of Dhritarashtra devices ways to get rid of the Pandavas

Drona - the Brahmana, masters weapons and becomes Dronacharya, while developing a hatred for his childhood friend Drupada

Dronacharya teaches the Pandavas and Kauravas and one student surpasses all others in skill and perseverence

The tribal boy who poses a threat to Arjuna's reputation and his immense gratitude for his Guru

The princes showcase their talent and a mystery man enters

Karna challenges Arjuna and Duryodhana saves him from humiliation

The history of Karna's upbringing and the curses he receives

Drona demands a fee - the capture of his childhood friend

Dhritarashtra's minister tells the king the story of the jackal and his friends and cautions the king against the Pandavas

Given a raw deal, Shakuni - the uncle, vows to bring down the Kuru race

Duryodhana and Shakuni scheme to put an end to the Pandavas

Bhima defeats a Rakshasa, marries another and begets a powerful son

Bhima saves the town of Ekachakra by defeating another Rakshasa

Drupada performs a Yajna to defeat Drona by obtaining a son and a daughter

Arjuna, dressed as an unassuming Brahmana, wins the impossible Swayamvara designed by King Drupada and marries Draupadi

Taking Kunti's words as gospel, the Pandavas marry Draupadi and realize the truth behind this extraordinary turn of events from Sage Vyasa

The Pandavas return and peace is restored - so it seems

The Pandavas make an unbreakable vow and Arjuna breaks it.

Arjuna travels extensively in his exile and has powerful children including the illustrious Abhimanyu

Several incidents come together at the right time so Arjuna could get the Gandiva and Krishna could get the Sudarshana Chakra

Narada relates Pandu's wishes to Yudhishtira who contemplates performing the Rajasuya Yajna

Krishna combats the biggest threat to Yudhishtira becoming an emperor with his shrewd thinking. An extraordinary birth makes Jarasandha an invincible foe.

Yudhishtira performa the Rajasuya Yajna after all opposition is out of the way. But so he thought. One last threat remained in the form of Shishupala.

Duryodhana struggles to accept the rise of the Pandavas. Shakuni devises a clever strategy to get the better of them.

Yudhishtira reluctantly agrees to play the game of dice. Shakuni dazzles with the dice he made from his father's bones.

Draupadi is humiliated by the Kauravas. The Pandavas blaze in rage.

The Pandavas lament in the forest. Krishna consoles them.

Arjuna seeks celestial weapons. Shiva comes in disguise.

Arjuna travels to Indraloka and meets Urvashi

Yudhishtira laments, but the story of Nala consoles him.

Bhima meets a monkey who is more than his match.

A snake captures Bhima and questions Yudhishtira.

Duryodhana wishes to see the Pandavas in suffering.

Karna takes the Asura vow to appease Duryodhana and creates a legacy for himself

Durvasa puts the Pandavas in a delicate situation.

Jayadratha kidnaps Draupadi only to incur the wrath of the Pandavas.

Indra visits Karna to ask for his most priced possession

Four Pandava brothers fall to a Yaksha. It is up to Yudhishtira to save them.

The Yaksha questions Yudhishtira on Dharma.

Yudhishtira exhibits supreme Dharma

The Pandavas go into hiding in the thirteenth year of exile.

Kichaka humiliates Draupadi and faces Bhima's wrath.

The Kauravas attack Virata. The Pandavas help their host.

Brihannala a.k.a Arjuna faces the Kauravas in battle.

The Pandavas return and strategize their next steps.

Duryodhana and Arjuna seek Krishna's support in the impending war.

Shalya is all set to join the Pandavas, until Duryodhana strategizes.

Several rounds of peace talks are attempted in vain.

Dhritarashtra is in misery. Vidura shares his wisdom.

Sanjaya relates Yudhishtira's plea, but Duryodhana is not one to listen.

A last ditch attempt by Krishna to make peace.

Karna learns the truth of his origin.

Father, mother and son unite for the first time.

Plans before the day of the war in full swing.

The armies assemble in the Kurukshetra battlefield

The Bhagavad Gita and its importance in the 21st century

The Yoga of Arjuna’s Dejection

The Yoga of Analysis

The Yoga of Action

The Yoga of Knowledge

The Yoga of Renunciation

The Yoga of Meditation

The Yoga of Wisdom

The Yoga of Liberating Spirit

The Yoga of Royal and Hidden Knowledge

The Yoga of Excellence

The Yoga of Seeing the Cosmic Form

The Yoga of Devotion

The Yoga of Distinguishing Matter from Spirit

The Yoga of the Threefold Modalities

The Yoga of the Ultimate Person

The Yoga of Differentiating Godly and Ungodly Assets

The Yoga of Differentiating Threefold Faith

The Yoga of Liberation

Concluding words on the Bhagavad Gita

Day 1 and 2 of the Kurukshetra war.

Krishna is angry with Arjuna's controlled approach.

Days 4,5,6,7 of the Kurukshetra war.

Duryodhana taunts Bhishma and questions his loyalty.

Bhishma makes a vow to fight his best. The Pandavas are wrattled.

The son of Ganga falls on the 10th day.

Karna pays respects to the Grandsire.

Drona becomes the commander of the Kaurava army.

Bhagadatta and his elephant Supratika torment the Pandava army.

Arjuna's son proves his valor, but he stands alone.

A show of bravery followed by a barbaric act.

The devastated Arjuna makes a vow that could end his own life.

Arjuna races against time to avenge the death of his son.

Rage outshines rules of warfare and battle continues into the night.

Bhima's son wreaks havoc upon the Kaurava army. Karna is forced to act.

Drona fights like a madman before an unthinkable lie stops him

The enraged Ashwatthama uses a forbidden weapon. Krishna comes to the rescue.

Karna takes charge of the Kaurava army.

Bhima's vow takes fruition. Dusshasana breathes his last.

Karna finally meets Arjuna one on one.

The battle of battles between Dharma and Adharma.

The last of the Kaurava warriors fall. Duryodhana stands tall.

Duryodhana battles Bhima with his favorite weapon.

Vengence leads Ashwatthama to an unthinkable act.

Ashwatthama panics. Krishna curses him to live for thousands of years in torture.

The Pandavas pay their respects to the elders.

A shocking truth is revealed.

Bhishma reveals a wealth of wisdom to Yudhishtira, including the true meaning of the Lord

A mongoose narrates a story to describe the importance of donation without calculation

Time reigns supreme and the end of a generation comes about. The mantle is passed on.

The Yadavas meet their destruction at their own hands. Gandhari's curse takes effect.

Having served the purpose of his human birth, Krishna seeks his own end.

Arjuna faces defeat in the unlikeliest of circumstances.

The Pandavas make their final journey.

Yudhishtira imparts lessons on Dharma. A lone companion follows him.

Yudhishtira reaps the fruits of his single Adharmic act.