Resemblences between Game of thrones and Mahabharatha

7 startling resemblances between characters from 'Game of Thrones' and 'Mahabharata'

Based on the vivid characters and their personality traits (we didn't think it wise to follow the characters' family tree), we found the following similarities.

Tyrion Lannister and Krishna: We agree that Krishna is supposed to be a picture of dusky male beauty, but when it comes to wit, strategy and planning, Tyrion and Krishna have more in common than you'd think. Both of them have a debonair, devil-may-care attitude on the surface, but they feel and think about things at a more deeper, primal level. Also, we cannot forget the time Tyrion saved Sansa Stark's honour from Joffrey's attempted 'cheer haran'.

Jon Snow and Karna: Both of them are the illegitimate children of powerful parents, who want to prove themselves. Of course, Jon and Ned Stark's relationship is much more healthier than Karna and Kunti's was. While Karna is a tragic ill-fated character, Jon snow is stronger.

Brynden Rivers aka Bloodraven and Krishna: In Mahabharata, it is widely accepted that Krishna's wits were instrumental in winning the war. Similarly, it was Brynden Rivers aka Bloodraven who changed the course of battle at crucial moments. Bloodraven was an illegitimate son of Aegon IV Targaryen and Melissa Blackwood, his 6th mistress. 

Petyr Baelish aka Littlefinger and Shakun: Petyr Baelish has only loved one thing in his life. Catelyn Stark. And when she marries Eddard 'Ned' Stark, his world is turned upside down. From that day on, his only goal is the complete and utter ruin of the Stark clan. His modus operandi is kinda like Shakuni, who wants to wipe out all of the Kurus. Many believe that he is the main reason why the Mahabharata happened in the first place.

Bran Stark and Sahadev: Always in their elder brothers' shadows, the young Sahadev and Bran share more than sibling stuff in common. Both of them possess the power of glimpsing into the future.