Raksha Bandhan Stories Novels & Stories

Once Arjun got into a very uncomfortable position on the horse, with his nephew, Parth seated in front of him, the music of the band started for the baarat (the wedding parade) and his brothers and sisters began the show that they had organized on the song 'chote chote bhaiyon ke badde bhaiya' (The eldest brother to the little siblings) It began with sakshi, Divya and Ishika dancing, followed by Vivek, Aman and Aakash joining them. In the end, Aakash and Aman, put on a race as to who would garland the brother first. The excitement for the wedding was certainly more for everyone than it was for Arjun who was just sitting there uncomfortably, on a horse, giving a repressed look Emotional black

Raka tried to hold him up, but he was starting to have trouble breathing. "Stop... please stop! He's just a child!" Arya Santanu tried to get up, but he was hit by a spear handle and fell back down. She shouted again, but her loud voice was not enough to warn the bandits. "Pathetic! You are so pathetic!" The bandit who stepped on Raka laughed for a moment. Then he continued to stomp on the boy's chest repeatedly. Raka was already breathing and coughing. "Brother ...."

, Lekha pulled the hair strings that were falling on her hair. "I'm sorry", Chitragandha said and Lekha hugged her sister tightly. "Don't apologize. Mama, Papa, and I, we never left you. We were just trying to protect you from that evil man. But I was lucky enough that Mikhail saved me from his trap", Lekha said and images of the past flashed in front of her eyes making her sad.

He hugged me lightly. " I am happy for both of you. But what is this thing about rakhi? " Siddharth asked me and I burst out laughing. Before I could tell him anything, Gautam came with a rakhi in his hand. " Sid, remove your hands from her. Stop hugging my girlfriend. Now tie this rakhi on his hand, Maurvi.. " He said to me but my heart was giving me trouble. Was he really so possessive over me? It is a dream come true for me.

, Davish scoffed and all of them laughed at his hurriedness. Porishma giggled and made her heart calm down a little bit. Soon they exchanged garlands and the Priest told them to sit at their respective seats. The Priest started chanting the holy spells. Pashika came and did the ritual of Gathbandhan by tying a knot between the Porishma's stole and the Davish's scarf. Gathbandhan was a ritual done by the oom's sister or sister-in-law, literally meaning pact or coalition, in which the bride and Groom's garments were tied together as the circles were holy fire.

I looked at Siddharth and he winked me. I slapped his hand when he tried to hold my hand under the table. I narrowed my eyes on him but he pouted and gave me his puppy eyes. I looked at mom and immediately lowered my gaze when I saw mom is looking at us. Siddharth grabbed the opportunity and put his hand on my thigh. "Preeti..beta Raksha Bandhan festival is coming. I want you to do all preparations." Mom said in a motherly voice. "Okey mom." I said.

I saw Akhilan joining his parents in my peripheral vision. I focused my wolf hearing on their conversation but regretted as soon as I heard what they were talking. Rakshana was telling how excited she was to announce that Akhilan and Pooja were going to get married in a few months. My wolf howled inside me in pain. I too was shocked to hear that.

I said and hugged her lightly. " I am happy for both of you. But what is this thing about rakhi? " I was very curious to know so asked her and she burst out laughing. Before she could tell me anything, bhai came with a rakhi in his hand. " Sid, remove your hands from her. Stop hugging my girlfriend. Now tie this rakhi on his hand, Maurvi. " He said but it seemed she was lost in her thoughts and was still smiling. " What are you thinking? Come on, do the needful. " He was getting restless.

Everyone where settled in the living room after the breakfast and enjoying their time with the triplets. "So what do you like the most Zada??" Rosaline asked her granddaughter and the little girl giggled. "I love to make stories" She said beaming at all the attention she and her siblings are getting from the palace. "Oh. Tell us one of your stories then!!" Camille said "Okay" Zada shrugged and began her story. "Raavan kidnapped Sita and took her to Sri Lanka. And Ram asked Hanuman if he would help bring Sita back. Hanuman agreed immediately" She said

Zeenat said the last part sarcastically Raksha Bandhan, also Rakshabandhan, or Rakhi,is a popular, traditionally Hindu, annual rite, or ceremony, which is central to a festival of the same name, celebrated in India, Nepal and other parts of the Indian subcontinent, and among people around the world influenced by Hindu culture. On this day, sisters of all ages tie a talisman, or amulet, called the rakhi, around the wrists of their brothers, symbolically protecting them, receiving a gift in return, and traditionally investing the brothers with a share of the responsibility of their potential care.