This is the third series on the wives of Karna. The first one was "Uruvi". While the second one was "Vrushali". She was an Apsara Kanya (daughter of Rambha) and a Princess too (daughter of King Chitrangad, illegitimate child) who was deframed whole...
Zindegi ki talash Main ham... Maut ke kitne paas a Gaye.... Yeah socha to gabra Gaye... A gaya Ham kahan a Gaye....
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Story Unfolds:
At Royal Palace of Kalinga:
People were full of joy. All were seen singing and dancing together. And why should not they?!! This was the happiest occasion in ages. Within a fortnight the Princess was going to get married. To her own desired man. Till now none knew that the state had not just one but two Princesses. Bhanu and Su. Bhanumati and Supriya. Still now she identity of Supriya was hidden from masses. And it would remain like this since her own demise too. Unfortunately!!!! That Princess had never got her due recognition and respect in her life time!!! Her life started as a secret, remained as a big secret and ended as a secret!!! What an irony of fate indeed!!!
In a lavish bedroom chamber, the Princess of Kalinga was sitting with a big smile on her beautiful face. She was combing her beautiful black hair white a white conch shell. Her face was lighted up instantly by hearing the good news that Hastinapur had accepted her father's invitation to be in there. In her Swayambar. In her royal wedding. She was dreaming of marrying her dream boy!!! Alas!! She did not know whom she destined to be with!!! She was meant to be a Yuvrani of Hastinapur. But she was meant for being the bride of Prince Duryodhan as the eldest Kaurava Kulbadhu!!! Not the Senapati Varya as wife of Prince Arjuna!!! Destiny had already written down this in her lines of Hands or Hasta Rekha!!!
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Devi Bhanumati
All of a sudden two smiling girls had entered into her chamber. She broke up from her dreams and narrowed her eyes to them. They were her two younger sisters. Su-Charu. Supriya and Charusmati.
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Devi Supriya
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