Kunti

Kunti is a prominent character from the Indian epic Mahabharata. She was the mother of the Pandavas, five noble brothers, and known for her strength, wisdom, and compassion. Originally, she received a boon allowing her to invoke gods to have children, which she used to bear her sons from different deities. Despite facing personal struggles and societal challenges, Kunti demonstrated resilience and devotion, playing a key role in her family's history and the epic's unfolding narrative. Her story highlights themes of motherhood, sacrifice, and moral dilemmas.