The Kauravas learn all the knowledge from Dronacharya. At the same time, the Kauravas cannot match the talent of the Pandavas. This makes the Kauravas angry.

Dharmaraja wins the affection of the people. This makes Dhuryodhana and Dhrutarashtra jealous. With this, the two of them plan to end the Pandavas together. Dhrutarashtra makes a plan to go to Varanavat. He sends the Pandavas to stay in the newly built Lakka house in Varanavat for a few days. There, Dhuryodhana plots with his minister Purochana to end the Pandavas. They build a palace with all the facilities in Varanavat.

The building is built with lacquer, guggil, and wax mixed with neti. It is built in such a way that even a spark will burn it to ashes. The Pandavas from Hastinapur reach the house of the laksa. They do not know about the conspiracy. But when they are leaving, Vidura comes to accompany them for a short distance and speaks to Dharmaraja in double meanings. After traveling for some distance, Kunti Devi says, “Oh my God! Dharmaraja, there seems to be some secret in Vidura’s words.” She asks what the secret is. Amma says that the building where we are going to live is going to burn down, and that we need to dig a tunnel to escape from that danger.

The Pandavas have reached Varanavat. The Pandavas enter the Shiva Bhavanam built for them. Dharmaraja, who has been combing the entire building, finds the entire building emitting the smell of neti. It is like a magical house. After a few days, Vidura sends a miner, an expert in digging tunnels, to the Pandavas. With the help of the miner, the Pandavas dig a tunnel and reach the bank of the Ganges on the other side. Before entering the tunnel, Bhima sets fire to Lakka’s house. As a result, it is completely reduced to ashes. The Kauravas celebrate when they learn that Lakka’s house has been burned. But only Vidura knows that they have all gone away into the forest through the tunnel.

Bhishma and Drona are very saddened by the news that the Pandavas have been burned to ashes. At this time, Vidura tells Bhishma the real story that the Pandavas did not die. Now we know that Vidura, another minister of the Kauravas, planned to keep the Pandavas safe even if Lakka’s house was burned. That is, Vidura, the life-giver of the Pandavas.