History
The focus is on Ashwatthama's persistent efforts to prove himself superior to Arjun. Observing Arjun's defeats, Dronacharya ends the fights before Arjun's defeat, realizing his son's superior strength and intelligence. This realization remains concealed from Arjun. Arjun discovers Ashwatthama's expertise in breaking the chakravyuh and decides to practice more diligently. One night during dinner with his teacher, Arjun senses darkness enveloping him, prompting him to master archery in the dark. He practices shooting arrows guided only by sound, known as Shabd Bhedi Baan. As Arjun practices, Ashwatthama perceives someone shooting arrows in the dark and informs Dronacharya, leading Ashwatthama to devote himself entirely to practice. His determination stems from seeking revenge against Drupad, initiating various strategies to achieve it. Amid the flames of vengeance, Dronacharya, whether with his son or disciple, is preparing a warrior. Ultimately, who seeks revenge on King Drupad?