Undefeatable Arjuna | A poem about Gandivadhari Arjuna by Deepankur Bhardwaj

Everybody thinks that Karna was greater than Arjuna because of today's TV Serials. Because they only glorify Karna. Here is a poem written by me for Gandivadhari Arjuna.... the Avatar of MuniShreshtha Nar.🥰🥰 Instagram Link :   / bhardwajdeepankur   Twitter Link :   / devildeep7   Lyrics by me - Neither divine earring in my ear nor any armor was my clothing Neither divine earring in my ear nor any armor was my clothing Neither Vasudev nor Gandiva, Dharma was my weapon Never a competition to become the best Never a competition to become the best, there was satisfaction in being the best There was strength in my arms and the twang of the bowstring was my proclamation Three times I defeated Angraj, yet I was lost in arrogance, I was never in my senses Three times I defeated Angraj, yet I was lost in arrogance, I was never in my senses Killing Karna was not a sin, it was the fault of his deeds It is said that in the war Hanuman was my flag bearer But Madhav was ahead of me It is said that Hanuman was on my flag in the war and Madhav was ahead of me But when I was alone in the great war, then why did you run away with the army Save Duryodhan from Gandharvas when Karna was drunk Save Duryodhan from Gandharvas when Karna was drunk Angaraj had also saved life from Drupada, then what was the pride of I never had any feeling in favor of shooting arrows on the unarmed I never had any feeling in favor of shooting arrows on the unarmed And Angraj, when he made Takshak sit on the arrow, that too was adharma Karna was happy, it was the touch of his parents Karna was happy, it was the touch of his parents I was in exile all my life, still I never said that there was struggle in my life Madhav had said that a time will come when I will be biased and Arjun will be called adharma Forgetting Dharma-Karna, everyone will sing Karna-Karna They will not have read the scriptures, they will spit on the moon They must not have read the scriptures, they will spit on the moon from a distance, they will say I am wrong, learning Mahabharata from Ekta Kapoor!