Have long matted hair and offer a ceremonial sacrifice to fire.
Explanation: The present line has been taken from 'किरातार्जुनीयम्' an epic composed by the great poet Bharavi. This line helps us to understand the sentiments of Draupadi. She is very much annoyed as the Kauravas put them in miserable condition. Moreover, instead of fighting a war against the Kauravas, Yudhisthira remains cool and calm and does nothing. Draupadi incites Yudhisthira saying that being a Khatriya, he should not forgive enemies. It is the duty of Rishis to forgive but not of kings. If you want to gain happiness through forgiveness, then give up bows and arrows and develope matted hair and offer a ceremonial sacrifice to the fire.
Thus, this mantra reflects the ressentment of Draupadi and explains how a king should treat his enemies. This statement also indicates the revolutionary approach of women in the present era.