Students of the Mahabharata and those interested in the life and moral dilemmas of Arjuna during his exile.
The Pandavas establish a strict agreement regarding Draupadi's privacy, leading Arjuna to accept a 12-year exile after accidentally interrupting a private moment.
Arjuna interrupts his exile preparations to retrieve a Brahmin's stolen cow, demonstrating his commitment to protecting the vulnerable despite his personal vow.
While at the Ganges, Arjuna meets the Naga princess Ulupi, who convinces him to marry her by highlighting the spiritual merit of the union.
Arjuna meets and marries Princess Chitrangada of Manipur, agreeing to leave their future son, Babruvahana, to rule the kingdom.
Arjuna rescues five Apsaras trapped in a lake as crocodiles, who were cursed by a sage for their vanity and disruptive behavior.