00:00The story of Karan, one of the wheels of his chariot was stuck in mud and he was trying to
00:06somehow pull it out and Arjun fired the arrow and Karan is now hit and he is fatally hit.
00:16He is lying in the battlefield and as one last test, one could say as one last joke, the gods
00:25decide to test him once again or make him laugh once again.
00:30So they go to him dressed as a mendicant with a begging bowl and they say, please, can you give
00:38me something?
00:38And then this Brahman who had come to ask for alms, he says, oh, I see. What can you give
00:47me?
00:47You are yourself lying on the ground here in your last moments.
00:51Karan says, wait, wait, wait. I am still Karan. I am lying on the ground. I never admitted defeat.
00:59And history will remember that I was never beaten fair and square.
01:06I am still Karan. I am still the Danavir.
01:10So wait, here is something for you.
01:12And it is said that one of his tooth was of gold.
01:17So in his last moments, he pulls out that tooth.
01:22Ever been to a dentist for a root canal or something?
01:26How does it feel?
01:27Even with anesthesia, how does it feel?
01:31Horrible.
01:32And hands it over.
01:33He says this.
01:35Or is Khan crying, see, I am a victim.
01:38Is he crying?
01:39Even in his dying moments, he has his dignity.
01:44And when you play the victim, that's the one thing that you immediately lose.
01:51Dignity.
01:52Do you want to live an indignified life?
01:56Uphold your dignity first thing.
01:59There is no greatness in playing weak, in acting as a victim.
02:10There is no greatness in that.
