Description
When Bhagwan Parashurama's wrath fell upon his most beloved disciple, the curse echoed across Yugas. Now, in an age where the Mahabharata plays on screens - an epic already told and retold to generations across time by storytellers, scholars, and bards - a father and son - divine, radiant, and out of place - finds themselves in a world that already knows their names, their story... even before they have lived the life that will earn those names, even before they make the choices that will define their story. As the cursed warrior walks among mortals who speak of him with love, hate, admiration, and scorn - even for actions he has not yet taken - he learns the truth of his birth, the weight of his choices, and the meaning of his pride, jealousy, and loyalty, through lessons no battlefield could teach. He will meet a girl, who lives with her only family she has ever known, her quiet, protective elder brother. When the two strangers, the father and son - their presence comforting, their bond unexplainable, their story impossibly real - appear in her life, they become her light, her family. But when they vanish as suddenly as they appeared, the girl is left broken and alone, to face a world that calls her delusional, crazy, insane - for speaking to air, for remembering faces no one else ever saw, for mourning those who never existed. But... As her love and faith deepen, she begins to question her own sanity. She begins to question - What is real? What is illusion? And... What is this madness called love? Yet in her loneliness, in her silence, her heart still calls out his name. And somewhere beyond time, the cursed warrior hears her call. In the end... will love be strong enough to reach across Yugas? "Threads of Fate: A Cursed Warrior" - is a story that transcends Yugas. Where a curse becomes a boon? Where a god finally becomes a father? Where love becomes the only truth time cannot erase?
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