Overview
The grand vizier of the court at Hastinapur is accused by his own clan, paying the price of remaining neutral through the war. Vidur's deeds are rehashed and his intentions questioned. Was he really as indifferent and unbiased as he claimed? Was his (in)action driven by righteousness? Will his voice of reason that was never heard during the war, be finally heard now?.
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