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Upon Vikramaditya’s doing so, the corpse is identified as Betaal, the ghost, who narrates a story to the king, concluding that Vikramaditya must answer a moral question pertaining to the story’s characters, on pain of his own death and upon his answering the question, Betaal returns to his tree. At the meeting, the mendicant requests that Vikramaditya bring him a corpse suspended from another tree, with which the mendicant might achieve occult power. Upon this discovery, the king resolves to visit the mendicant, who arranges a meeting under a banyan tree in a cremation ground beyond the city, at night, on the 14th day of the dark half of the month.
In the fruits are later discovered orbs of ruby. At the beginning of the frame story, Vikramaditya king of Ujjain receives, among other visitors, a mendicant who presents the king a fruit on every visit. These are spellbinding stories told to the wise King Vikramaditya by the wily ghost Betaal. Vikram Aur Betaal is based on Betaal Pacchisi, written nearly 2,500 years ago by Mahakavi Somdev Bhatt. The concept of the program was based on Baital Pachisi, a collection of tales about the legendary King Vikram (identified as Vikramāditya) and the Vaitaala, a ghost analogous to a vampire in Western literature.
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The series contained stories from Indian mythology that aim at teaching kids life lessons while entertaining them. Vikram Aur Betaal was a television programme that aired on DD National.
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Derived from the now lost Brihatkatha, Vetal Pachisi appears in the 12th volume of the 18 volumes of the Kathasaritsagar.Vikram Aur Betaal (1985) Full TV Series Download Hindi – Tamil HQ DVDRip The next mention of the story of Vikram Vetal comes in the Kathasaritsagar or the ‘Ocean of the Streams of Stories’, a famous 11th century CE collection of Indian legends, fairy tales and folk tales, retold in Sanskrit by Somadeva, an 11th century CE Kashmiri scholar. The most famous text of this language was Brihatkatha (The Big Story), a text now lost, where the tale of Vikram and Vetal is first mentioned. Historians like VK Rajwade and linguists like Dr IJS Taraporewala have pointed out this connection and believe that terming the language ‘Pishachi’ or ‘language of the Ghosts’ was a way of looking down and even denigrating the language. Some linguists believe it got merged with a form of the Pali language, while others believe that over centuries, this language evolved into Konkani spoken in the Western Ghats. Sadly, not much is known about this language except a few fragments of textual references. The Pishachi language, also referred to in some texts as Bhutabhasha was a dialect of the Prakrit language, and was spoken in parts of central India sometime between 3rd century BCE to 6th century CE. The stories were first written in a now lost language dubbed Pishachi (Paisaci) by the elite who looked down on the people who spoke it. The legend of Vikram and Betal | Wikimedia Commons