WHO removed the saree of Draupadi?

Duryodhana ordered Dushasana to disrobe her in public. Dushasana proceeded to comply with his elder brother’s command. As he pulled on her saree, Draupadi prayed to Lord Krishna to come to her rescue. By divine intervention, even as Dushasana pulled yard after yard of saree off Draupadi, more and more cloth robed her.

How was Draupadi’s appearance?

She had eyes like lotus petals and a slender waist with beautiful hips. Her hair were dark blue in color with beautiful curls and had nails like a crescent moon along with well swelled breasts. Jayadratha stated that after once beholding Panchali, all the other women in the world appeared to him like monkeys.

What was the skin Colour of Draupadi in Mahabharat?

Draupadi was black skinned. She was known as Krishnaa, the female version of Krishna. Though dark-complexed, she was the most beautiful woman of her times and heart throb of many kings and princes.

What kind of woman was Draupadi?

Draupadi was extremely beautiful, intelligent and virtuous woman, with her body smelling like a fresh bloom lotus. There are few women in Hindu mythology who were aggressive and who spoke their mind in a world of men.

How did Durvasa save Draupadi from Cheer Haran?

There is also an interesting story of Durvasa saving Draupadi from the Cheer-Haran. Shiva Purana attributes her miraculous rescue to a boon granted by Durvasa. The story goes that the sage’s loincloth was once carried away by the Ganges.

Why did Lord Krishna address Draupadi as Sakhi or Sakha?

Draupadi always considered Lord Krishna as her Sakha or beloved friend and Krishna addressed her as Sakhi, this is emblematic of the spiritual love existing between the livid Draupadi and Krishna.

How many sons did Draupadi get from her brothers?

Some versions say that an year was allotted to each Pandava and during that year only that Pandava could enter Draupadi’s private chambers, while the others have no such mention. Later Draupadi becomes a mother of five sons, one son each from the Pandava brothers. They were known as Upapandavas.