Hastinapur, one among the powerful kingdoms of Aryavrat was ready to witness the worth of its future generation at Kala pradarshan (an event to demonstrate skills). Pandav and Kaurav brothers, the young princes of Kuru clan had returned from gurukul.

Both the group had famous rivalry which wasn't unknown to anyone. Even, the glimpse of their rivalry was evident in Kala pradarshan which was almost successful in introducing princes to subjects.

Then, the time came for a family feast, celebrating arrival of princes. Various cultural programs were also arranged to add a festive touch to the occasion.

Arjun, the third among five Pandav brothers was observing the surrounding of cultural arrangements keenly untill a mesmerising tune of flute caught his attention. He reached at the place where the tune was being played.

Without being able to resist his urge of complimenting the divine tune, he too played a tune on his veena. At a moment, both the tunes got merged to continue their magical spell on audience. Gradually, the merged tune halted, making two pairs of eyes meet each other.

Arjun was astonished to see the divine aura wrapped in yellow attire, adorned with peacock feathers in hairs and attractive smile which was worth of stealing all the attention of the show.

so readers, here's the first part.

This story is the prequel of my story, Falguna Purnima. I just had taken the idea of meeting of Arjun and Subhadra at feast of Hastinapur, much before their actual meeting in epic.

Just the idea is same, and nothing else. You will find new incidents and new influence in this story, different from all the stories existed with parallel storyline to starplus Mahabharat.

Happy anniversary, my lifeline. May you grow happier each day than other day.

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LAXMIPATI SHRI NARAYAN, please accept the positivity of my this tune as an offering to you in name of all wellbeing of my LIFELINE.

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