Swami Chinmayananda Commentary
Here, we hear Arjuna’s soldier-like command to his charioteer to drive and place the vehicle between the two armies so that he might see and recognise the various heroes whom he has to meet and fight in the great war. In expressing thus a wish to review the enemy lines the great hero is showing his daring and chivalry, his great courage and firm determination, his adventurous readiness and indomitable energy. Upto this point in the story, Arjuna, the invincible hero of the Mahabharata, was in his own true element unaffected by any mental hysteria.
Adi Sankara Commentary
Sri Sankaracharya did not comment on this sloka. The commentary starts from 2.10.
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