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On the eve of battle, Karna tells Shalya how Parashurama cursed him after learning he had concealed his identity. Indra, disguised as a Brahmin, asks for Karna’s armor and earrings; Karna gives them up and sets out toward battle with Arjuna.
In the forest where the Pandavas are in exile, Ghatotkacha captures a Brahmin family for his mother Hidimba, who wants a human meal. Each family member volunteers to die in the others’ place, until the priest’s middle son goes to fetch water. When Ghatotkacha calls for the “middle one,” Bhima mistakes the call for himself and arrives. The ensuing dispute and wrestling match reveal that Ghatotkacha is Bhima’s son; Hidimba recognizes her husband, and both families part in peace.
After Bhima breaks Duryodhana's thighs in battle, the wounded prince accepts his fate, forgives Bhima, reconciles with his parents, queens and son, and rejects the futility of war before dying.
On the eve of battle, Karna tells Shalya how Parashurama cursed him after learning he had concealed his identity. Indra, disguised as a Brahmin, asks for Karna’s armor and earrings; Karna gives them up and sets out toward battle with Arjuna.
In the forest where the Pandavas are in exile, Ghatotkacha captures a Brahmin family for his mother Hidimba, who wants a human meal. Each family member volunteers to die in the others’ place, until the priest’s middle son goes to fetch water. When Ghatotkacha calls for the “middle one,” Bhima mistakes the call for himself and arrives. The ensuing dispute and wrestling match reveal that Ghatotkacha is Bhima’s son; Hidimba recognizes her husband, and both families part in peace.
After Bhima breaks Duryodhana's thighs in battle, the wounded prince accepts his fate, forgives Bhima, reconciles with his parents, queens and son, and rejects the futility of war before dying.