Hindi Tv Serial Paap Punya Ka Lekha Jokha

Aired on DD national in Hindi language, Paap Punya Ka Lekha Jokha reveals the facts and stories related to age-old Indian or Hindu literature. Hosted by Vikas Kapoor   Vikas Kapoor is an Indian writer. He has showca >> Read More... , this program throws light on the prevailing debates related to human deeds and discloses the outcome faced by them. As humans, we perform some tasks and duties in our daily life. Each of us completes our daily chores based on our understanding and knowledge. But are we doing it correctly? Every living being is unique and has his/her style of leading their life.

To get answers to such questions, programs like Paap Punya Ka Lekha Jokha pinpoints the problems with their solutions, faced by living beings. In one of the episodes, the host begins by quoting some real life incidents from the old Hindu mythological literature and relates it to the evil and good deeds of humans. He further adds that we eat sweet or bitter fruits of our karma according to our good or evil deeds in this birth or may be in the next one. All of us while committing a mistake do not understand that all our deeds will be noted and we will have to bear the fruit of it someday.

The host goes ahead and narrates the story of Maharaja Dhritarashtra, the death of his ninety-nine sons in a war and his incapability to bear the weight of his sons. The story goes on like this and finally, the death of Dhritarashtra’s eldest son, Duryodhana, breaks him completely. He pleads Lord Krishna and asks him about his past deeds which brought misfortunes for him in his present birth. Lord Krishna tries to find out the reason of Dhritarashtra’s misery in his past life.He explained how ninety-nine births before King Dhritarashtra went for hunting and tried to shoot one male bird, but failed to do so.

In rage and anger, he killed several female birds in return and got cursed by them for his deeds. Lord Krishna further added that it was this mistake of Dhritarashtra which led to the death of his hundred sons. Dhritarashtra had to face the bad fortune of his wrong deeds done in the past. Thus, the story relates to the fact of our good and bad Karma in real life. In our daily life, the way we behave with the other person decides our future course. We forget that all our deeds are being taken care off and their fruits, whether good or bad, have to be borne by us one day.