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The “Mahabharata” and the “Ramayana” are the great epics that arose to regulate human life. Both cover much of the war. Although there are many Indian texts, Villiputhura's “Villibharatham” is highly regarded by all as special. Veeman's heroic deeds are shown with his power and valour in “Villibharatham”. Mannasai (Land), Ponnasai (Gold) and Pennasai (Woman) will cause great suffering if anyone get addict to these three. It is because of such greed Duryodhana did voluptous deeds that hurt an innocent woman (Draupathi) and is destroyed by her hands. The vow of Veeman and the victorious deeds to cleanse the suffering of Draupadi speaks of Veeman's heroism. The purpose of the study is to explore the heroic events of Veeman killing of the giant Idimban, Bagan, Pundarigan, Maniman, Mallan, Keesakan, Upakisakars, Duryodhana and all of his brothers at war.
Veeman, Heroism, Villibharatham, War Victory.
Veeman, Heroism, Villibharatham, War Victory.
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