Veer Babruvaahan 1934

Veer Babruvaahan is a 1934 Indian Bollywood film released on 1934. Bilomorias best-known muthological. Babruwahan (Bilimoria), son of Arjuna (Adajania) and Chitrangada (Tarabai), fights heroically in the Mahabharata war and return to his mother who despairs at the strife between her son and her husband. He stops a horse that belongs to Arjunas army, which is a sign of defiance that leads to further bloodshed. Babruwahan defeats and beheads his own father and is about to follow his mother in an actu of ritual suicide when Krishna (Bhagawandas) descends to earth and instructs him to go to the land of the serpents and fetch the mythical Sanjivani Mani to bring Arjuna back tolife. This pits Babruwahan against Ullupi (Khatoon), daughter of the serpent king and a former wife of Arjuna. After another battle she is forced to surrender the sanjivani mani, but instead she captures the dead Arjunas head. Krishna has to intervene again to resolve matters. One of the most adventure-laden of the epics, this tale is popular among producers of mythologicals. It was first made Phalke (Babruwahan, 1923), then by Nanabhai Batt in Hindi (1950) and most recently by Hunsur Krishnamurthy, starring Kannada superstar Rajkumar (Babruwahana, 1977). Check out this page for more updates on Veer Babruvaahan.