Werkudara Figures

Bhima (Sanskrit: Bhima) or Bimasena (Sanskrit: Bhimasena) is a protagonist in the epic Mahabharata. He is regarded as a heroic figure. He is the son of Kunti and the Pandavas are known as a powerful figure, is always rude and intimidating to the enemy, even though a soft heart. He is the Pandavas in the second order, of five children. His brother is Vanara se'ayah' famous in the epic Ramayana and is often called by the name of Hanuman. End of the story is told that he died Milky perfect (moksa) with the four brothers after the end of the war Bhāratayuddha. The story is told in the episode or play Prasthanikaparwa. Bima loyal to one attitude, that is not like small talk and never swapped ambivalent and never lick their own spit. Bhima (Sanskrit: Bhima) or Bimasena (Sanskrit: Bhimasena) is a protagonist in the epic Mahabharata. He is regarded as a heroic figure. He is the son of Kunti and the Pandavas are known as a powerful figure, is always rude and intimidating to the enemy, even though a soft heart. He is the Pandavas in the second order, of five children. His brother is Vanara se'ayah' famous in the epic Ramayana and is often called by the name of Hanuman. End of the story is told that he died Milky perfect (moksa) with the four brothers after the end of the war Bhāratayuddha. The story is told in the episode or play Prasthanikaparwa. Bima loyal to one attitude, that is not like small talk and never swapped ambivalent and never lick their own spit.