The Legend of Karna
S1 E2 - King of Anga
Crown Prince Duryodhan elevates the mysterious Karna to King of Anga, but as he enters royal politics, a queen fears a long-buried secret.
Season 1 (5 Episodes)
Episode 1E1 - The Tournament
S1 E1 | Hindi | Mythology | U/A 13+
As the princes of Hastinapur showcase their skills, a mysterious archer challenges Arjun, setting in motion events that may end a golden age.
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S1 E2 | Hindi | Mythology | U/A 13+
Crown Prince Duryodhan elevates the mysterious Karna to King of Anga, but as he enters royal politics, a queen fears a long-buried secret.
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Episode 3E3 - A Court Of Knives
S1 E3 | Hindi | Mythology | U/A 13+
Long before becoming King of Anga, Karna was a foundling raised by commoners. Now at court, he faces prejudice, intrigue, and hidden enemies.
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Episode 4E4 - The Shadow Wife
S1 E4 | Hindi | Mythology | U/A 13+
Karna returns to the village that raised him, where his father's wisdom proves more perilous than war. An unexpected encounter makes Karna question his origins.
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Episode 5E5 - The Smiling Ones
S1 E5 | Hindi | Mythology | U/A 13+
Given a week to conquer a kingdom, Karna discovers the true enemy isn't a king but an ancient, smiling darkness stalking the battlefield.
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