Dusshasana Vadham 2 -Juxtaposition of Kathakkali & Yakshagana | ದುಶ್ಯಾಸನ ವಧಂ -ಕಥಕ್ಕಳಿ, ಯಕ್ಷಗಾನದ ಸಂಗಮ 

Me too felt the same

Rohit P Suvarna musicbalamuralikrishna

This story is about Bheema's revenge for Dussanna's molestation of Draupadi in the court of the Kauravas. Set during the Mahabharata (the great war) the long scene in the middle with many characters present is a flashback to the court where Yudhishthira is playing dice and losing, losing everything including the Pandavas co-wife Draupadi. To save herself from Dussanna's molestation Draupadi prays to Krishna who protects her by giving endless yards to her saree. Dussanna tries to disrobe her but gets exhausted in the attempt. For this act Bheems swears to tear open his chest and drink his blood in the great battle, the Mahabharata. The next scenes are flash forward to the Mahabharata where first Krishna comes to Duryodhana and tries to persuade him to make peace with the pandavas but Duryodhana refuses to part with even a needle tip of his land. The next scene has draupadi coming to Krishna, to show him her hair , which has been left open as a mark of her molestation. She has sworn to tie it only when her honour has been restored and Bheema has killed Dussanna. The last scene begins with a Thiranoku of Ruadra Bheem ( Curtain entry of Bheema in the form of an angry lion). Then Bheema and Dussanna fight and Bhima tears open his chest and drinks his blood. He then meets Draupadi and ties her hair with his bloody hands. In the final scene Krishna calms a Bheema down and takes aways his madness. The first scene you see of 2 dancers is a purrupaddu, which is an opening dance sequence for young learners to perform and is not part of any story. The veisham or character dancing is Krishna.

rachana bandi is nice

Rohit P Suvarna 🙂

Very nice and beautiful song

No this is dushasanavatham not duryodana bro

The story is called Duryodhana Vadham, although it ends at Dusshasana Vadham.

@@anjalip7949 If we go for a full-length presentation, this story features the killing of Duryodhana(n) as well.

Duryodhavdhavum undu ath ippol avatharippikkan illa