Arjuna. Epic Characters of Mahabharatha

Arjuna was Kunti and Pandu's son born when Kunti invoked Devendra. At the time of his birth, a loud thunder proclaimed that he would be equal to Vishnu in courage, to Shiva in prowess and would uphold the name of the Kuru clan. He was Drona's best student who learnt the use of Brahmastra upon saving his teacher from the fatal grip of a crocodile. He was able to fulfill his guru's wish and thus brought King Drupada to Drona.
He agreed to fight against his own guru and proved that he was superior even to him. He was the only one to take Drupada's challenge and win Draupadi's hand. He won the divine Pashupatha from none other than Lord Shiva. Not satisfied, he went to Amaravathi and got many more divine weapons and Vajrayudha from Devendra. Under Urvashi's curse, he became Brihannala for a year. When he was asked to choose between Krishna and the huge Narayani army, he chose Krishna.
Karna considered him his greatest enemy and it was but natural that Karna's end came at the hands of Arjuna. Throughout the Kurukshetra war, he fought valiantly though he was sad at the people against whom he was fighting. He received unforgettable advice from Krishna when he was confused about his role in the war - this has come to us as the great Bhagwad Gita. Arjuna will remain in everyone's memory as the best archer, warrior and an upholder of dharma.