Lohitang fears leading the life of a recluse and is comforted by Prithvi Devi. She also convinces him about the power of Omkareshwar.

Pippalada tells Lohitang how Mahadev had rescued Rishi Gautam and had asked him to worship Ganga.

Narad wants Indradev to win despite his evil design and conveys this to Mahadev. Indradev again asks Nigas to support him.

Dev Kampan tells Lohitang about Narsimha's fight with Sarveshwar. Meanwhile, Brihaspati informs Indradev that Lohitang had sent Shankchur to help Nigas

Pippalada warns Lohitang that he will not narrate the remaning Jyotirlings if he leaves the gurukul. Lohitang requests Dev Kampan to take his proposal to Nigas.

Pippalada informs Lohitang that Mahadev had established Bhimashankar on Kamrupeshwar’s request.

Pippalada informs Lohitang that Mahadev established Jyotirling in Manikarnika. Lohitang informs Pippalada of giving him gurudakshina by sparing his life.

Lohitang decides to divert Mahadev’s attention from Lord Vishnu with the help of Shankhchur. He lies to Nigas and orders them to swallow Lord Vishnu using his boon.

Lohitang informs Shankhchur to attack Indradev and also tells him that the Nigas have agreed to swallow Lord Vishnu.

Mahadev informs Ganesh about his role in the battle between Indradev and Shankhchur. Meanwhile, Indradev informs Shankhchur that he will surrender to him if he kills Nigas.

Mahadev, Lord Brahma and Parvati try to calm Goddess Laxmi. Meanwhile, Mahadev tries to make Lohitang realise his mistakes.

Kartikay seeks Mahadev's blessing and asks Ganesha to take care of Kailash before setting out for war.

Accepting Lohitang's challenge, Kartikay fights him. Meanwhile, Mahadev predicts how the war will end and assures Parvati of Lohitang's defeat and atonement.

While Mahadev sympathises with Prithvi Devi, Tuhund attacks the gods and they fight back. Tuhund and Indradev take on each other and Kartikey engages Lohitang.

The rishis manage to pacify an angry Parvati. On Kartikay's advice, Indradev avoids deploying the Arthashastra and surrenders to Tuhund.

An enraged Lohitang challenges Mahadev to a duel, but the lord condemns him for misguiding Tuhund and the Asuras.

Lohitang realises the magnitude of Mahadev's powers and regrets not doing justice to the cause of Andhaka and the Asuras.

Mahadev reveals to Ganesha that Shankchur was Sridhama in his previous birth.

Mahadev holds a discussion with Narad and Parvati about Lohitang. Indradev conspires against Lohitang and Shankchur, which shocks Brihaspati.

Mahadev and Parvati condemn Indradev for his treachery. Lohitang alerts Shankchur about Indradev's conspiracy.

Shankchur apologises to Lohitang for misunderstanding him and together, they plan to attack Indradev.

Lohitang prepares to attack Mahadev. He vents his anger in front of Dev Kampan, who enlightens him about Tridev.

Pippalada reminds Mahadev about past incidents involving Rishi Dadhichi and praises him for renouncing the worldly life for the sake of humanity.

Pippalada enlightens Lohitang and continues to worship the Shivaling.

Pippalada tells Lohitang about Ravana and Jyotirlinga. Lohitang pretends to revere Mahadev, but intends to destroy Jyotirlinga.

Mahadev asks Parvati not to worry about Lohitang. Shankchur is shocked to hear about Indradev’s plan to attack Nigas.

While Parvati continues to worry, Mahadev predicts that Lohitang will attack him. Lohitang informs Dev Kampan that Indradev had conspired to attack him and Shankchur.

Lohitang declares his hatred for Kartikay. Dev Kampan is upset by Lohitang's intention to harm Parvati.

Dev Kampan berates Pippalada for hurting Lohitang's sentiments. Pippalada predicts that Lohitang's actions will have bad consequences.

Lohitang tries to prove his powers to Pippalada, who reasons with him to change his ways.

Lohitang and Dev Kampan discuss about Lord Vishnu and Mahadev. Meanwhile, Brihaspati endeavours to save Nigas from Indradev.

Mahadev predicts Lohitang's future, while Pippalada narrates the significance of Omkareshwar to Lohitang.

Vindhya apologises to Mahadev for digressing from the path of truth, and Mahadev offers him redemption.

Worried, the gods want to stop Shivansh's reincarnation, but Brihaspati stops them.

A repentant Andhaka apologises to Mahadev and Parvati for Adi's misdeeds. Kartikay forbids him to stay in Kailash, but Mahadev and Parvati allow him to be there.

Both Andhaka and Natyacharya endeavour to impress Mahadev.

Despite Parvati's advice, Mahadev teaches Natyacharya the Tandav. Narad enlightens the gods about Mahadev's Tandav.

Mahadev entrusts Andhaka with the care of Lohitang. Mahadev also blesses Natyacharya and condemns the Asuras.

While Mahadev enlightens Parvati about Bali and Vamana, Lord Vishnu decides to lead his life in Yoga Nidra for some time.

Andhaka's grand design includes misleading Lohitang against Mahadev. This information upsets both Mahadev and Parvati.

Indradev and Brihaspati are worried about Lord Vishnu's decision to lead his life in Yoga Nidra.

Mahadev tells Parvati, Indradev and Brihaspati about the evil designs of Andhaka and predicts the consequences.

Ganesha wants the gods and Asuras to co-exist in peace and seeks Mahadev's blessings for it.

Kartikey vows to protect the deities from the Asuras and on Ganesha's advice, seeks Mahadev's permission to support the deities in a yagna.

Parvati informs Prithvi Devi about Andhaka misguiding Lohitang against Mahadev.

Mahadev enlightens Parvati about a devotee, Jeevak, who turned into a demon after killing a holy man, Brihath.

Adi's mother provokes Lohitang to act against Mahadev. However, Mahadev is able to pacify him.

Jeevak's men thank Mahadev. Meanwhile, Narad informs Kartikay about Prithvi Devi's concern for Lohitang and educates him in music and art.

Lord Brahma and Mahadev condemn the Asuras for misusing their powers, while Indradev and Brihaspati perform a yagna.

Lakshmi berates Andhaka for disrespecting Parvati. He, in turn, accuses Parvati and Mahadev of injustice against Adi and himself.

Mahadev attacks Andhaka and he dies. Before dying, he asks Lohitang to avenge his death. Lohitang then vows to destroy Mahadev.

Lohitang declares his hatred for Mahadev and vows to avenge Andhaka's death.

Indradev and Brihaspati succeed in acquiring Arthashastra to protect the gods, but Mahadev condemns the move.

Prithvi Devi urges Lohitang to respect Mahadev, but it has no effect on him. He declares his hatred for Mahadev and Parvati.

Tuhund becomes powerful after being granted a boon by Lord Brahma. He prepares to attack the Devas, who begin to worry.

Ganesha pacifies Kartikay, while Tuhund boasts about his powers to Lohitang. An enraged Lohitang attacks him and demonstrates his superiority.

Tuhund agrees to support Lohitang. Mahadev forbids Indradev from using the Arthashastra against the Asuras.

Mahadev helps Parvati overcome her grief and they are felicitated by the Shivgans and Rishis.

King Durdumb decides to punish his Mahamantri and his son. Mahadev condemns Acharya Gyan Murti for disrespecting Saraswati.

Mahadev and Parvati decide to help Saraswati. Incognito, they enter Durdumb's kingdom to fight against the atrocities there.

The parents of Gangey and Uma thank Mahadev and Parvati for rescuing them from the soldiers.

While Gyan Murty decides to proscribe education and punish the intellectuals, Mahadev motivates Taranath and the acharyas to fight Gyan Murty and Durdumb.

The enlightened students of Mahadev sing Saraswati Vandana to pacify her.

Parvati condemns King Durdumb for humiliating women. She motivates the women to fight against him.

Gyan Murty falsely declares that he has won over Mahadev in shastrartha and wants to punish him.

Gyan Murty atones for disrespecting Sarawati and worships her. Lord Vishnu and Brahma pacify Saraswati and she appears before Mahadev and Gyan Murty.

An adamant Durdumb orders his soldiers and Asuras to attack the women and apprehend Gayatri, another form of Parvati.

Durdumb apologises for his sins and the women forgive him. Mahadev motivates him to follow the righteous path.

Manasa gathers Mahadev's devotees in Kailash to protest against him. Ganesh handles Manasa and tries to clear her doubts about Mahadev.

Mahadev's devotees apologise to him for losing faith. He tries to clear Manasa's misunderstandings, but she wishes to be worshipped as a goddess.

As Parvati worries about losing Mahadev, he assures Bhilni that he will marry her.

Parvati loses her faith in Mahadev after he decides to marry Bhilni. Does this mean Mahadev will have two wives?

Parvati admits to Mahadev how she had tested him. He makes her realise that he was aware of her intentions all the time.

Chandradhar and his wife are lost in grief after Manasa kills their sons. Manasa insists that Chandradhar should become her devotee, else she will kill Lakshmi Chandra.

On hearing about Manasa's atrocities against the brothers of Lakshmi Chandra, Behula consoles him.

While Behula strives to protect Lakshmi Chandra from Manasa, Mahadev condemns Manasa for misusing her power.

While Nandi and Kartikay worry about Behula, Mahadev and Parvati perform sadhana to pacify Manasa.

While taunting Behula, Manasa insists that Chandradhar should become her devotee.

A repentant Manasa is enlightened about devotion by Mahadev. She apologises to him and Chandradhar and heals Lakshmi Chandra.

Mahadev and Parvati discuss about Manasa with the inhabitants of Kailash.

Ganesh and Kartikay learn about Usha and Aniruddha's reincarnation. Mahadev names Usha Behula.

Manasa is disappointed with Mahadev for not protecting her and Rishi Halahal. Mahadev and Parvati try to make her realise that she is responsible for his death.

Parvati remains annoyed with Manasa. Vasuki and Diti try convincing Manasa that she should respect Mahadev.

Parvati disguises herself as Bhilni to test Mahadev. Mahadev praises her for serving him delicious food and taking care of him.

Mahadev decides to stay with Bhilini forever. Parvati is sad about it and decides to put Mahadev through a final test.

Manasa decides to protest against Mahadev in Kailash. She misleads his devotees and takes them with her.

After fighting Kartikay, Ganesh realises why Mahadev organised the fight and why Kartikey received training from Nandi.

Mahadev tells Parvati about Lord Brahma's boon to Adi. Parvati panics on hearing about it.

Indradev reminds Mahadev about Andhaka's misdeeds. He wants Kartikay to stay away from Adi.

Mahadev tests Adi's power and asks him to fight with Nandi. Will Adi pass this test?

Parvati gets suspicious as Adi tries to please everybody by gifting them with Shivalings. Manasa kills a villager's child.

Manasa rescues Rishi Halahal from the villagers. She gets furious at them for attacking him.

Mahadev and Parvati perform sadhana for Manasa's well-being. They succeed in pacifying her by using the power of Jal Tatva.

Adi continues torturing the denizens of Kailash. Meanwhile, Mahadev and Parvati remain busy performing sadhana for Manasa

Veerbhadra attacks Adi for deceiving Mahadev and orders him to leave Kailash.

The Maharaja saves Pushpadant from the death penalty when he learns about his devotion for Mahadev.

Mahadev is impressed by Banasur's devotion for him. Even as Narad and Lord Vishnu stop him from blessing Banasur, he bestows Banasur with a boon and rescues him from his enemy, Sonit Raj.

Banasur misuses his power, leading to death and destruction. Mahadev tells the gods that an evil spirit is provoking Banasur to commit sins.

Parvati offers prasad to the gods during a ceremony. When it is offered to Banasur, he hesitates.

Banasur thanks Mahadev for being compassionate towards him and visiting his kingdom, Sonitpur.

Banasur arranges for Mahadev's stay in Sonitpur. His ego is hurt as he is ignored and everybody's attention is on Mahadev.

Ganesh stops Kartikay and Bhairav from fighting. He persuades Bhairav not to hinder the freedom of the residents of Kailash.

Mahadev stops Banasur from attacking the Maharaja of a neighbouring kingdom. Banasur regrets misusing his power and apologises to Mahadev.

The rishis and Vaani condemn Banasur for insulting Mahadev. Out of anger, Banasur attempts to kill her and challenges Mahadev.

Banasur questions Mahadev about the evil inside him. In Kailash, Parvati curses Bhairav for stopping her.

Mahadev and Parvati bless Banasur and Vaani with a daughter, Usha. Banasur tries to kill a Mahamantri for not considering Usha his daughter.

Banasur is outraged on learning that Vaani has left the palace with Usha. He decides to attack Indradev for giving shelter to Vaani.

Indrani urges Parvati to protect Vaani and Usha from Banasur. Despite Mahadev protecting Banasur, Parvati vows to destroy him.

For the sake of Mahadev and Parvati, Vaani returns to Banasur with Usha.

Mahadev decides to test Usha by arranging a sword fight between her and Kartikay. She wins the fight by diverting Kartikay's attention.

As Kailash prepares for Usha's farewell, Sonitpur prepares for her arrival.

Usha gets emotional while leaving Kailash. Mahadev advises her to follow the right principles in life.

Banasur gets furious at Vaani when she tries to stop him from fighting the Yaduvanshis. He visits Dwarka and challenges Balram to a fight.

Banasur challenges Balram to a fight. Balram defeats him but doesn't kill him as he is protected by Mahadev.

Banasur goes to Kailash to attack the gods. Nandi and Kartikay warn him to return to Sonitpur, but he refuses.

Despite repeated warnings, Banasur refuses to listen to Mahadev. He predicts Banasur's downfall and tells him that Parshuram will destroy him.

Parvati is annoyed with Kartikay’s defeat. Mahadev tries to calm her.

As Aniruddha fights the Asuras, Chitralekha apprehends him using her magical powers.

The gods worry as Agni Dev experiments with his powers, which lead to destruction in Swarg Lok.

While Agni Dev continues to trouble the gods, Mahadev wants Kartikay in Kailash as soon as possible.

Mahadev meets Agni Dev in disguise and warns him not to cause more destruction.

Ignoring Kartikay's warning, Agni Dev continues to burn innocent people. He wants Kartikay to refuse the post of Senapati.

The Mahamantri informs Banasur that Usha has brought Aniruddha to Sonitpur, but Banasur scolds him for casting aspersions on his daughter.

Seeing Mahadev open his third eye in anger, Agni Dev apologises to him and steps down as Senapati. Krishna pacifies Mahadev by worshipping the Shivaling.

After defeating Aniruddha, Banasur challenges the Yaduvanshis.

Banasur vents his anger on Usha for showing concern for Aniruddha. He requests Mahadev to help him defeat the Yaduvanshis.

Ganesh, Kartikay and Nandi vow to support Mahadev in the war between the Yaduvanshis and the Asuras.

Krishna tells Aniruddha about the principles of war. The war between the Yaduvanshis and Banasur's army begins.

Krishna obeys Mahadev's command and fights with him on the battlefield. The gods worry about the impact of this war.

Mahadev disappears from the battleground. Kartikay and the gods worry about Mahadev's whereabouts.

Banasur realises his mistake and apologises to Usha. He organises Usha and Aniruddha's marriage ceremony in Sonitpur.

Aniruddha and Usha compete with each other in archery. In Kailash, Parvati worries about Banasur.

Parvati again becomes suspicious of Banasur's intention. Mahadev gives Kartikay some valuable tips on warfare.

Kalbheet's father, Raj Purohit, forbids him from worshipping Mahadev. He fails to perform a yagna for Kalbheet.

Mahadev enlightens Indradev about Kalbheet's sufferings. Pushpadant, a devotee of Mahadev, steals flowers from the Maharaja's pushpa vatika, to worship the shivling.

Nat Bhairav and Natesh succeed in liberating Kalbheet from his reclusive life.

Nat Bhairav explains to Kalbheet's parents how they misguided their son. They apologise and thank Nat Bhairav.

Provoked by the soldiers of the Maharaja, Pushpadant enters the Shiva temple and takes away the Shivaling.

Pushpadant realises his mistake and returns the Shivaling to the Maharaja.

The priests provoke the citizens to punish the Maharaja. Mahadev, in the form of Shambhu, stops them and makes them realise that the Maharaja wants to make amends by taking care of them.

Nahush takes Mahadev's blessings and begins his work as the Devraj of Swarg Lok. However, Indrani opposes Mahadev's decision.

Mahadev consoles Ashok Sundari, telling her that Nahush has become the leader of Swarg Lok because of his abilities.

Nahush's arrogance comes in the way of his duties and he misbehaves with the gods.

Nahush insults the rishis. Mahadev advises them to fight against injustice. Nahush even plans to ruin Indrani's reputation.

The Maharaja succeeds in defeating his enemies with Shambhu's support. Shambhu transforms himself into Mahadev.

In Swarg Lok, Nahush insults the rishis by ordering them to carry him on their shoulders.

On seeing Indradev's sadhana, Mahadev reappoints him as the Devraj of Swarg Lok.

Sati proceeds to Angira's yagna but they get stuck on the way. In the forest, Mahadev saves Sati from a tiger.

Sati's voice lures Mahadev to her location. Seeing a stranger, Daksh's army tries to attack Mahadev, but fails.

Mahadev plays the damaru and the sound calls out to Sati. She goes towards the forest in search of Mahadev and finds an incomplete idol.

When Sati meets Mahadev, she fails to recognise him as he wears the look of an ascetic.

Mahadev gets furious at Sati for disrespecting him. Still, he saves her from drowning in a river.

Sati requests Mahadev to protect her for the night. She becomes mesmerised listening to Mahadev's damaru and understands his concern for her.

Ignoring Mahadev's warning, Sati eats a fruit in the forest and falls ill. Mahadev helps her recover.

Sati remains upset with Mahadev for not helping her. She apologises to him and he guides her out of the forest.

Mahadev becomes outraged at Sati after she insists him to renounce his reclusive life. He asks Sati to leave the forest.

Sati remains annoyed with Mahadev as she leaves the forest. Constant thoughts of Sati make Mahadev even more furious.

Mahadev's devotees wait for his visit during the Shivratri festival.

While Mahadev's devotees worry over his return from the forest, he worries about Sati's safety.

Nandi tries to reveal Mahadev's identity to Sati, but he stops him and asks him to take Sati away.

Mahadev is back at Kailash but in his reclusive state. Sati again gets attracted to the sound of his damaru and starts moving towards Kailash.

Everybody is happy to see Mahadev in his original form.

Vasuki informs Mahadev about Sati's suffering. He refuses to leave Kailash till Mahadev promises to take care of her.

Vasuki is furious on learning about Garud's atrocities against the snake community.

Mahadev accepts Lord Vishnu's challenge. The gods worry about the war and its consequences.

Rishi Bhrigu tells Daksh about Mahadev's reconciliation with Tridev. Daksh gets angry and decides to perform yagna to destroy Mahadev and Sati's relationship.

Parvati devotes herself in performing sadhana. Mahadev becomes grateful to her for supporting Lakulesh.

Mahadev tells Ganesh about his duty to spread knowledge and destroy anti-social elements in the universe.

Motivated by Mahadev, the Maharaja decides to serve leprosy patients.

The deities worry on seeing the destruction caused by Bhramari Devi's anger. Mahadev meditates to pacify Parvati.

The deities and Mahadev worry about the negativity in the universe. Lord Vishnu transforms himself into Mohini to pacify Bhramari Devi.

On seeing Mohini, Parvati remembers Lord Vishnu's concern for her. Mohini succeeds in pacifying Parvati.

Mahadev performs leela to bring peace to the universe. In the process, his son Hariharaputra is born.

The Mahamantri of Raja Rajasekhara conspires against Manikantan, to prevent him becoming Raja Rajasekhara's heir.

Manikantan succeeds in killing Mahishi. Parvati liberates herself from Bhramari Devi avatar.

Mahadev's devotee Lakulesh desires to go to his temple. Mahadev is disturbed when Lakulesh emerges from his sadhana.

Lakulesh refuses to eat the prasad offered by a priest and the Maharaja. The Maharaja gets furious when he separates Shiva and Parvati's idol.

Bhola helps Lakulesh drink 'Mansarovar Jal'. Later, Lakulesh realises that Bhola was Mahadev in disguise.

Ganesh, Nandi and the Shivgans welcome Lakulesh to Kailash. Parvati's presence shocks him and he insists she should stay away from Kailash to preserve Mahadev's sanctity.

Lakulesh forbids Mahadev from eating the food prepared by Parvati. Mahadev scolds him for insulting Parvati.

Lakulesh tortures himself on thinking about Mahadev. Mahadev performs sadhana for Lakulesh in the cremation ground.

Lakulesh insists Mahadev to stop his sadhana. Bhairavi tries to make Lakulesh realise about Mahadev's relationship with Sati and Adi Shakti.

Mahadev tells Lakulesh about the past incidents, related to Daksh. Lord Vishnu enlightens Daksh and Angira about Mahadev's renunciation.

Daksh consoles Prasuti on seeing her worried about him. He organises a havan, and invites the deities and the rishis.

Mahadev defeats Daksh's army, and rescues the innocent people. Daksh gets his daughters married to the rishis.

Daksh organises a 'Vasant Utsav' for Sati. He forbids her to leave the palace, but she defies him and heads north.

Narad gets worried on seeing Mahadev's condition. He and Nandi's father strive to pacify Mahadev, but he decides to live a reclusive life.

In the forest, Mahadev tries to create a statue but is unable to do so. At Daksh's palace, Sati tries to draw a picture, but fails to do so.

Mahadev is shocked on seeing Parvati's condition. He transforms himself into Vaidyanath and cures Parvati.

Ganesha gives Bilva leaves to Parvati so she can call Mahadev back. But when Parvati puts the Bilva Patra on the Shivaling, Mahadev gets angry

Parvati promises to pacify Mahadev, as his anger is causing natural disasters and calamities.

In order to help Mahadev, Parvati transforms herself into Akhilandeshwari Devi. The gods and Parvati continue to worship the Shivalings.

Lord Vishnu and Parvati succeed in pacifying Mahadev. Mahadev gets his trishul and damaru from Parvati.

Arunasur prepares for another war with Mahadev. He tries to blackmail and harm Van Devi.

Arunasur tortures the animals and ill-treats Kamdhenu, while challenging Pashupatinath.

Mahadev makes Arunasur realise about his concern for the animals. He rescues the animals and Kamdhenu from Arunasur.

Mahadev tells Parvati about the war between Kartikay and Arunasur. On the battlefield, Arunasur starts fighting against Yamraj and defeats his army. K

Mahadev motivates Kartikey to fight with Arunasur and blesses him to win the war.

On being provoked by Arunasur's army, Kartikey becomes compassionate about Arunasur's mother.

Mahadev worries about Kartikay's promise to Arunasur. Parvati and Ganesha make Kartikay realise that he has made a mistake, but Kartikay is adamant.

As Arunasur continues to perform Parvati's sadhana, Parvati worries about Kartikay going to Kritika. She decides to bring him back to Kailash.

Indradev decides to stop Kartikey from resurrecting Arunasur's mother, on thinking about it's bad consequences in Swarg Lok.

Mahadev succeeds in releasing Kartikay from his Krodhagni state. Parvati blames Indradev for misleading Kartikay and decides to punish him.

Kartikay returns to Kailash. Parvati learns about his compassion for Arunasur's mother.

Parvati decides to grant Arunasur's wish. She explains to Kartikay about the love parents have for their children.

Before granting Arunasur's wish, Parvati tells him about his sins and asks him to reconsider his wish.

Mahadev pardons Arunasur and gives him a chance to correct his wrongdoings.

Arunasur discusses about Surya Dev with his Mahamantri. Raja Arivardhan becomes furious at Manika for protesting against his barbarity towards the horses.

Arunasur believes that he can bring his mother back to life by using the powers of the gods, but fails.

Parvati performs sadhana for the safety of the five Devas. On the battlefield, Bhoothnath tries to weaken Arunasur by reminding him of his past.

Parvati tells Kartikay about her role in protecting the universe. Mahadev explains to Suryadev why Parvati cannot give him back his duties, even after his release from captivity.

Mahadev enlightens Kartikey about Parvati's karma for the sake of the universe. Parvati thanks Mahadev for supporting her in performing sadhana.

MythologyHindiLife OkPG Arunasur remains adamant on defeating Bhoothnath. But Bhoothnath again defeats him and helps Varun Dev free himself.

Bhoothnath continues to fight against Arunasur to make him realise that he is sinning against the gods. Parvati restores the powers and duties of the five Devas.

Nandi expresses his concern to Mahadev, about the condition of animals on Earth.

Mahadev disguises himself as Loknath to help Manika. He educates the villagers on the importance of animals and urges them to care for them.

Mahamantri of Raja Pandayan conspires against Loknath. He intends to kill a cow after accusing her of swallowing a necklace belonging to a farmer.

Loknath proves the innocence of the farmer and the cow. Raja Pandayan is disappointed that the Mahamantri’s plan failed.

Nandi pays his gratitude to Mahadev and Parvati for giving justice to the animals. Mahadev consoles Kamdhenu and asks her to stay in Kailash.

Raja Arivardhan is annoyed with Loknath for showing his compassion for the animals. He scolds Loknath for supporting Manika and Mahamantri.

In Kashi, Ripunjay wishes to perform a yagna. He assures Daksh that he will respect the Devas and invites him to the yagna.

Ripunjay prays to the gods to make the yagna successful. But they are occupied with the grand feast in Kailash.

Parvati makes Mahadev understand the significance of Kailash and wants him to allow the Asuras to enter Swarg Lok.

Gauri and her parents express their gratitude to Mahadev and Parvati for solving Kashi's problems.

Lord Brahma grants Ripunjay a wish. He misuses it and stops the entry of the gods into Kashi.

Parvati worries about Kashi. The people of Kashi become emotional when Mahadev and Parvati leave.

Daksh is upset with Ripunjay for insulting Mahadev. He apologises to Mahadev on his behalf and leaves Kashi.

Mahadev tells Kartikay about Indradev's conspiracy against the Asuras. Everybody is upset about the fight between the Asuras and the Devas.

Mahadev disguises himself as Vaishyanath and visits Nandigram. He saves Mahananda and another woman, who is in danger.

As Vaishyanath plays the veena for Mahananda and her students, Narad tells him about the situation in Kashi and Swarg Lok.

On seeing the priest stop Mahananda from entering the temple, Vaishyanath tells him about Mahadev's omnipresence.

On Parvati's request, Ganesha restricts the asuras from entering Swarg Lok. Brihaspati blames Indradev for Ganesh's action.

Mahadev orders Ganesha to allow the Asuras to enter Swarg Lok, but he refuses and tells his father that he is following Parvati's orders.

Parvati makes Mahadev realise that the Asuras are taking advantage of his boons in Swarg Lok.

Parvati refuses to go to Kailash till everything is normal in Kashi. Ganesha assures her that he will win the respect back for the gods and sets out for Kashi.

Parvati worries about the success of the Dashashwamegh Yagna, which is for the welfare of Kashi.

On Dhundiraj's insistence, Ripunjay joins him to receive offerings from the residents of Kashi. But the people refuse to give Ripunjay anything.

Ripunjay regrets insulting Mahadev and decides to give up his throne, but Daksh stops him.

Lord Brahma and Narad worry about Kali's anger. The deities find it difficult to pacify her.

On one hand, Rishi Bhrigu and Rishi Kashyap decide to calm Parvati down for the welfare of the universe by performing a hawan.

Mahadev manages to calm Kali down. He succeeds in transforming her back to Parvati. Parvati apologises to Ganga for troubling her.

Parvati expresses her gratitude to Mahadev for pacifying her. Mahadev tells her that he had to strive hard to rescue Ganga from Kali.

Kartikay discusses with Mahadev about Jalandhar and Andhaka's problem. Ganga expresses her gratitude to Mahadev for saving her life.

Ganga apologises to Parvati for hurting her feelings. But seeing Parvati's anger, she leaves Kailash.

Parvati becomes Kali again. Mahadev succeeds in calming her but she refuses to return to Kailash.

Kali's devotees succeed in transforming Parvati back into Kali. Ganga apologises to Mahadev for annoying Parvati.

Malla and Mani misuse their shakti tantra to bring Kali to their cave. They kill innocent people and perform rituals to please her.

Malla and Mani capture Kali in an idol to get strength from her. Mahadev transforms himself into an aghori named Aghor.

Ganga is determined to release Parvati from Malla and Mani. Lord Brahma worries about her and urges Mahadev to help her.

Malla and Mani rejoice on seeing Mahadev. They seek his blessing. Mahadev scolds them and takes Ganga with him.

As Malla develops faith in Shweth Aghori's power, Tugra worries about Kali.

Mahadev asks Ganesha and Kartikay to perform Nau Durga's Aradhana to pacify Parvati.

Mahadev tells the rishis to perform aradhana for Parvati's release. Meanwhile, Malla heads out to attack Aghora and Lord Indra fails to stop him.

In Kailash, Menavati tells Ganesha and Kartikay about Parvati's life and her avatars.

Rajan hesitates, but agrees to release the demon on Malla's order. He plans to use the demon to kill Aghora.

Aghora saves the Kali idol and defeats the demon. Malla learns about this and accepts his defeat. Malla and Mani now decide to fast for Mahadev.

King Himavan names Parvati's fifth incarnation Skandamata. Rishi Brihaspati names Parvati's sixth incarnation as Katyayini.

Malla and Mani get angry when they learn of Rakshas Raj's defeat. Mani seeks a solution from Turga, but doesn't get any.

On Sita's request, Rama goes in pursuit of a golden deer. While he is away, Ravana arrives in disguise and kidnaps Sita.

As Aghora establishes the fourth idol of Kali, Malla and Mani make all attempts to stop Kali from leaving. They plan to form an army to defeat Aghora.

Mahadev requests Parvati to return to Kailash, but she refuses. She decides to be reborn, as repentance for her misdeeds.

Malla and Mani find Parvati, after she is born as a girl. They attack the mother and the baby. Ganga saves them. Mahadev names Parvati's human incarnation as Mahalsa.

With Yella Koti's blessings, Mahalsa learns the art of warfare from Mangal. Malla and Mani do tapasya to please Lord Brahma and get Kali back.

Malla draws a line to detect Mahalsa's presence. Banai stops the fight between Aghora and Mahalsa.

Mahalsa gets to know about Malla and Mani's whereabouts. Martand helps her in finding them. Malla and Mani learn that Martand is Aghora in disguise.

Martand saves Mahalsa and her mother from the fire. Mahalsa tells her mother about her mission to kill Malla and Mani.

Malla and Mani are determined to get Kali back. Yella Koti advises them to perform sadhana.

Mani disguises as Banai and interrupts Mahalsa, while she fights with the Aghoris. Mani succeeds in trapping her.

Martand motivates the villagers to fight against Malla and Mani. The villagers decide to make him their leader.

Malla and Mani torture Mangal and ask him to call Mahalsa but he refuses. Before dying, Mangal sees Mahadev in Martand.

Malla prays to Mahalsa for his safety. Mahalsa transforms into Kali to protect her devotees.

Kali destroys Mahadev and becomes a widow. Ganesha and Kartikay urge Parvati to forgive Mahadev.

Parvati realises her mistake and is lost in grief. She brings Mahadev back to life and repents for committing such a sin.

The villagers are happy about Mani's death, but Malla is still alive. Mahalsa vows to kill him.

Martand, Mahalsa and Yella Koti fight against Malla's armies. Malla is defeated by Mahalsa.

Martand and Mahalsa get married. He promises to always take care of her. Ganesha and Kartikay learn that Mahalsa is returning to Kailash and prepare to welcome her.

Ganesh and Kartikey welcome Mahadev and Parvati to Kailash. They desire to organise a grand feast in Kailash, and want to invite Indralok and Patal Lok for the same.

Parvati is shocked to see Indradev in Kailash for the grand feast. As Mahadev consoles her, Ganesha and Kartikay apologise for hurting her sentiments.

Mahadev and Parvati establish a Shivaling for Kartikay. As everyone gears up for the grand feast, Mahadev makes Indradev realise he has made a mistake by ill-treating Diti.

Mahadev and the deities celebrate with a grand feast. Indradev decides to insult the Asuras in Kailash. Brihaspati prevents him from doing so.

Andhaka sacrifices his blood and eyes to please Lord Brahma. Lord Brahma blesses him and grants him a wish.

Lord Brahma worries on seeing the destruction caused by Andhaka and shares his concerns with Mahadev.

Andhaka boasts of his power in front of Mahadev. Indradev blames Mahadev for the destruction caused by Andhaka.

Parvati decides to help Andhaka by showing him her motherly love.

Nandi is called upon to look after his sick father. But he insists that he will go only after he has performed his duties to Mahadev.

Shukracharya promises Parvati that he will take care of Andhaka. However, he becomes disturbed on realising the state of Andhaka's mind.

Andhaka intends to attack Mahadev and gain Parvati's love. Shukracharya is enraged by Andhaka's thinking.

Mahadev gets angry at Andhaka for even thinking about taking Parvati away. Shukracharya apologises to Mahadev for his inability to correct Andhaka. A

Andhaka reaches Kailash with his army. Kartikay vows to kill Andhaka, but Mahadev stops him.

To destroy Andhaka's evil side, Parvati transforms into Kali. She succeeds in defeating him. Andhaka repents and prays to Mahadev to end his life.

Hanuman advises the Vanaras about their way of living. He prays to Mahadev to help him find answers to his questions.

Suryadev worries on seeing Hanuman approach him. Hanuman wants to become his disciple and seek knowledge from him.

Suryadev imparts knowledge to Hanuman, who expresses his gratitude to his guru.

Mahadev tells Parvati that since she did not heed his advice, their powers have created a blind child, Andhaka.

Parvati tries to please Mahadev and asks Lord Brahma for help. Brihaspati tries to persuade Mahadev to reconcile with Parvati, but he is lost in his worries about Andhaka.

Parvati urges Mahadev to give up his silence for the welfare of the universe. Mahadev agrees to emerge from that state.

Aware of the destruction that will be caused by Andhaka, Narad also wants him dead. Mahadev tells him why that cannot be done.

Hanuman gets restless as he wants to know his purpose in life. Mahadev blesses him and asks him to be patient.

Sita uses the Shiv Dhanush to feed the hungry saints. Janaka apologises to Mahadev for this.

Sita performs Gauri puja and Parvati comes to bless her. Sita and Lord Rama pay their tribute to the Ganga at the same time.

Lord Rama helps Rishi Gautam reconcile with his wife, Devi Ahilya. Meanwhile, Sita performs Gauri puja and shares her reasons for doing so with Parvati.

Lord Rama and Sita finally come face to face. Parvati learns all the details of the meeting from Mahadev.

Ravana intends to be a part of Sita's Swayamvar. Mandodari objects, but Ravana does not listen.

Narad worries about Ravana's next plan. While Meghnath provokes Ravana further, Mahadev assures Narad that Ravana will not be able to do anything.

Anjani shares the stories about Maruti with Ganesha, Kartikay and Parvati. In the meantime, not knowing Maruti's true identity, Indradev attacks him.

On Vishwamitra's request, Lord Rama sets out for the forest to fetch some flowers for the havan.

On hearing Hanuman's stories from Mahadev, Parvati wonders how he will help Lord Rama.

Hanuman continues to trouble the sages with his questions and Brighu Maharishi curses him.

Janaka welcomes the guests to Sita's Swayamvar. The kings try to lift Mahadev's bow, but they all fail.

Sita prays to get married to Lord Rama. Parvati wishes to help Sita but Mahadev stops her.

Mahadev predicts Ravana's failure. Ravana uses all his power to lift Mahadev's bow, but fails.

Janaka permits Lord Rama to lift Mahadev's bow. Rishi Vishwamitra and Mahadev bless him and he proves his strength by lifting Mahadev's bow.

The destruction of Mahadev's bow angers Parshuram and he seeks an explanation from Janaka.

While Janaka thanks Mahadev for making Sita's Swayamvar successful, Ravana plans his next move. Narad tries to console him, but gets insulted instead.

Ravana's attack on the rishis angers the gods and Mahadev. Ravana orders the asuras to take revenge for his defeat by killing the rishis.

Lord Brahma starts his yagna. Even as Mahadev and Parvati support him, Ravana tries to ruin the yagna.

Even as Ravana attempts to ruin the yagna, Mahadev and Parvati help to make it successful.

Kartikay gets married to Devsena in Brahmalok. Ravana visits Maydanav's palace where Mandodari catches his attention.

Ravana's attraction for Vedvati worries Devi Lakshmi. He asks Vedvati to become his devotee. She refuses and decides to sacrifice her life.

Mahadev informs Parvati, Ganesha and Kartikay about their future in human avatar.

Disguised as a flower-seller, Ravana attacks Kaushalya. He throws her off a hill, but Ganesha saves her.

Ravana is unaware that Kaushalya is still alive. Pitamah also hides the truth from him. Mahadev, disguised as a sage, meets Janaka.

Lord Rama, a Vishnu avatar, is born as Kaushalya and Dasharatha's son. Mahadev prepares the new-born's Janampatrika.

Rishi Vashistha names Dasharatha's sons, Rama, Lakshmana, Bharatha and Shatrughna.

Mahadev foresees Dasharatha's misfortune and warns him. Dasharatha kills Shravan Kumar.

Dasharatha ignores Rishi Vashistha's advice to send his sons to Gurukul and asks him to tutor them in the palace.

Mahadev hands over a bow to Janaka and informs him that only Sita will be capable of lifting it.

Ravana keeps Shani Dev captive for his own benefit. Shukracharya and Brihaspati destroy Ravana's Mayavi vyuh and release the planets.

Taraka destroys Vishwamitra's yagna. Mahadev himself teaches Lord Rama archery. He also asks Vishwamitra to become guru to Lord Rama and Lakshman.

Dasharatha sends Lord Rama and Lakshmana to Gurukul. Dasharatha, Kaushalya, Kaikeyi and Sumitra bless the two princes as they leave.

Taraka explains to Mahadev why she spoilt Vishwamitra's yagna. She suspects the Rishi is conspiring against her.

Vishwamitra teaches Rama and Lakshman various battle skills. Taraka learns of the same and increases her guards.

Vishwamitra tells Lord Rama him about Taraka and about the purpose of his training. But when Rama hesitates to kill a woman, Mahadev clears his confusion.

Lord Rama kills Taraka. But before she dies, he tells her why he had to take her life. Mahadev praises Lord Rama for maintaining Vishwamitra's dignity and blesses him.

On returning to Kailash, Mahadev is greeted by Ganesha. Narantak's brother Devantak, tries to keep Ganesha in captivity but fails to do so.

Mahadev establishes Mallikarjuna Jyotirling. Indradev sends Devsena to divert Kartikay's attention.

Parvati and Mahadev apply haldi on Ganesha. Lord Vishnu enlightens Ganesha about the importance of marital life.

Prajapati Vishwaroop welcomes Ganesha. Mahadev asks Vishwakarma to lead with the wedding rituals. Mahadev recalls his wedding with Parvati.

Prajapati Vishwaroop organises a gathering to discuss the concept of knowledge. Mahadev asks Ganesha to preside over the meeting.

Mahadev and Parvati are reunited and spend some time together. Meanwhile, Lakshmi becomes worried about Vrinda's curse on Lord Vishnu.

Kailash is decorated for Mahadev and Parvati, and the gods welcome them back to their abode. Indradev seeks forgiveness from Mahadev.

When Indradev apologises to Mahadev for his past actions, Mahadev enlightens him about Karma.

At Kailash, Dashanan misunderstands Nandi and insults him. Nandi is shocked on learning about the purpose of his visit.

Dashanan impresses Mahadev with his devotion. In return, Mahadev blesses him and says he will be known as Ravana.

In Kashi, Mahadev saves a sage from Dudumbhi's tyranny. Devi Saraswati tells Lord Vishnu about Vyagreshwarling.

Happy with Ravan's devotion, Lord Brahma blesses him with immortality.

Mahadev gives Ravana a Shivaling to take back with him. Ravana does not accept it and insists that he wants to take home Mahadev in his true form.

Parvati turns emotional as Mahadev has to leave Kailash. He transforms into a Shivaling which Ravana takes with him.

Disguised as Baiju, Ganesha tricks Ravana and gets the Shivaling.

Ravana gets angry when he learns it was Ganesha who cheated him. Nandi advises Bhringi not to differentiate between Mahadev and Parvati, as they are one.

Mahadev explains the concept of Shiv-Shakti to Bhringi, but he continues to only worship Mahadev.

Narad Muni informs Lord Vishnu that Durgasur has planned to attack Trilok. Durgasur and the gods engage in a fierce battle and Durgasur captures Trilok.

Durgasur attacks Mahadev simultaneously in Kashi and Kailash. Parvati takes the form of Goddess Durga and kills him.

Vrinda's curse on Lord Vishnu continues to trouble Devi Lakshmi. She seeks Narayan's guidance on this.

While Ravana continues to misuse his powers, Ganesha uses his to save the girls from the demon Narantak.

Prajapati Vishwaroop requests Mahadev to get Ganesha and Kartikay married to his daughters, Siddhi and Buddhi.

Parvati welcomes Ganesha and Kartikay on their arrival at Kailash. Mahadev transforms into a common man to save the people from Ravana's torture.

On Mahadev's request, Ravana releases the men from his captivity but requests him not to interfere in his kingdom.

Parvati sends a message to Mahadev through the clouds while Mahadev collects flowers for her. He makes her a garland out of flowers.

Indradev apologises to Mahadev for his mistakes. Mahadev orders him to repent for his sins.

Parvati forgets everything about Mahadev and disappears. Mahadev returns to Kailash alone.

Ganesha asks for Mahadev’s permission to bring Parvati back to Kailash. Parvati’s ten forms separate from her to approach Mahadev and get directions from him.

Kartikay confronts Mahadev. While Mahadev orders him to perform his duties, Naresh and Menavati request Vishnu to help them restore Parvati’s memories.

Ganesha is tormented when Parvati fails to recognise him. He prays to Mahadev to restore Parvati’s memory.

Parvati is distressed after meeting Mahadev, who tries to remind her about her past.

Parvati keeps on reminiscing about her meeting with Mahadev. Ganesh visits Naresh in Gunesh’s disguise and informs him his guru is staying near Naresh’s kingdom and that Parvati is seeking a guru.

Parvati visits Swami Adiyogi’s ashram. Ganesha requests her to feed him as a ritual and is overwhelmed.

Swami Adiyogi orders Parvati to meditate through her perception. Parvati finds it difficult to do so.

Mahadev is impressed when Parvati passes the test. Parvati expresses her gratitude to Swami Adiyogi.

Jalandhar conducts his mother’s funeral. He decides not to rest until he avenges her death.

Swami Adiyogi agrees to visit the palace. Ganesha provides Parvati a list to start the arrangements for his visit.

Jalandhar decides to unite the demons and informs Shukracharya about the same.

Parvati bathes repeatedly and is ordered to leave for Kashi in order to meet Prajapati Daksh.

Ganesha accompanies Parvati to Kashi. While Mahadev rescues her from the demons, Indradev informs Brahma and Vishnu that he wants to save himself from Jalandhar.

Shukracharya informs Jalandhar about his mother’s killer. He throws Indradev off the Airavat and takes the elephant with him.

Shukracharya names Jalandhar the king of Asuras. He promises the Asuras they will regain their lost honour and respect by defeating the Devas.

While Jalandhar insults Narad Muni, Indradev insults the messenger sent by Jalandhar to get the gems he received during Samudra Manthan.

Parvati serves food to the rishis and they are elated. Dadhichi and Adiyogi are impressed with Parvati.

Jalandhar reveals that his second son Uktaasur is alive and wants to take revenge on Indradev. Swarnasur attacks Jalandhar and injures him

Jalandhar requests Vrinda to address him as Asur Raj. Vrinda becomes lost in thoughts of Jalandhar.

Mahadev performs Tandav Nritya and kills Apasmaar. He then informs Narad Muni that he cannot kill Jalandhar alone and that Parvati will help him once she regains her memory.

Jalandhar and Vrinda fight about worshipping Lord Vishnu. Meanwhile, Swami Adiyogi informs Ganesha that Parvati will regain her memory after completing Ashtanga Yoga.

Jalandhar fights with Vritrasur and admires his warrior skills. He appoints Vritrasur as the commander of his army.

Parvati requests Adiyogi to reunite Ganesha with his mother. Maharishi Dadhichi’s wife has a nightmare and wishes to meet Mahadev, who asks her to have faith in him.

Jalandhar attacks the Devas. Indradev panics on seeing the loss and seeks Mahadev’s help. Maharishi Dadhichi decides to donate his body for the betterment for the universe.

Mahadev advises Dadhichi to talk to Swarcha before sacrificing his life. Shukracharya decides to get Vrinda married to Jalandhar.

Dadhichi seeks Mahadev’s permission before sacrificing his life. Indradev orders Vishwakarma to make a weapon out of Dadhichi’s spine.

Indradev stabs Vritrasur in the back. Kartikay is surprised to find Mahadev’s resemblance in Jalandhar. Kartikay returns the Vajrayudha to Swarcha.

Jalandhar decides to defeat the Trimurtis. Indradev apologises to Lord Vishnu and seeks his help.

Lord Vishnu refuses to help Indradev. Jalandhar requests Shukracharya to help him fight the gods.

Indradev directs the archers to attack Jalandhar’s army. Vrinda is stunned to learn of Indradev’s attack on the medical camp.

Jalandhar takes an arrow to save Vrinda and fumes at the gods. Shukracharya insists that Jalandhar should marry in order to save his army.

Nandi worries as Dushan attacks Ujjain. Vrinda is disheartened to learn that her father has chosen Sarpmani as her groom.

Mahadev kills Dushan and establishes Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling in Ujjain.Lord Vishnu assures Indradev that he will support him in battle.

Jalandhar informs Vrinda that he will not die if she marries him. Vrinda accepts Jalandhar as her husband.

Jalandhar marries Vrinda. Narad provokes him to attack Tridev. Lakshmi attempts to make Jalandhar realise the importance of Tridev but Jalandhar boasts about his powers and insults Mahadev.

Mahadev enlightens Jalandhar about his birth and convinces him to make proper use of his powers. But Jalandhar is unhappy and informs him that he will challenge Tridev.

Parvati recollects her past and becomes emotional. Shukracharya enlightens Jalandhar about Mahadev with the Lingo Bhava story.

Indradev provokes Jalandhar against Mahadev. Jalandhar is shocked to find out that Shukracharya is a devotee of Mahadev.

Jalandhar is depressed to learn that Shukracharya is a devotee of Mahadev.

Mahadev enlightens Parvati about Chitt Shuddhi Sadhana. Meanwhile, Samudradev informs Jalandhar that Mahadev will not be able to use his powers against him unless Parvati regains her memory.

Jalandhar has a nightmare, in which Vrinda and his mother are burnt alive. He suspects that Mahadev is conspiring against him.

Jalandhar provokes his army to fight against Trimurti and plans to attack Brahmlok.

Shukracharya is shocked to learn that Jalandhar has reached Brahmlok. Jalandhar attempts to attack Mahadev, but fails.

Parvati thanks Mahadev for his guidance. He tells her that they now need to find the last stage of meditation, Samadhi.

While Ganesha and Kartikay guard the cave, Mahadev also gets into Samadhi to help Parvati remember who they are.

Parshuram is furious with Jalandhar and sends him to Rishi Markand to seek answers to his questions.

Jalandhar emerges from his Jal Samadhi and Shukracharya tells him about a weapon that can be used only once.

Jalandhar takes Parvati to an imaginary world. Shukracharya asks him to take her to Mahadev and apologise, but he refuses.

Yamraj orders Mrityu Devi to kill Kartikay and she challenges Kartikay to a fight. Meanwhile, Ganesha whispers all that is happening in Nandi's ears so that it will reach Mahadev.

Vrinda is upset with Jalandhar for kidnapping Parvati. He tells her that he will use Parvati as a weapon against Mahadev.

Vrinda starts the puja to make Jalandhar invincible. But Lord Vishnu disguises himself as Jalandhar and performs the puja with her.

Vrinda breaks down on learning that Lord Vishnu sat beside her during the puja. She curses him and commits suicide.

Jalandhar performs Vrinda's last rites. He tries to kill Parvati, but stops when he remembers Vrinda's words. He vows to avenge her death.

Jalandhar and Kartikay attack each other. Kartikay is beaten but he bounces back and keeps striking Jalandhar before his wounds heal.

Nandi, who takes Kartikay’s place in the battle, becomes unconscious and falls. Jalandhar challenges the gods to defeat him.

Parvati is furious with Jalandhar when he tells her how he fought and defeated her sons.

Jalandhar survives Mahadev's attack, but is shocked to see Parvati on the battle field. On seeing Shiva and Shakti together, Jalandhar realises the end is near for him.

When Jalandhar accuses Mahadev of not guiding him, Mahadev responds that he was always helping Jalandhar without his knowledge.

Parvati orders Nandi to bring turmeric from Nahush’s house. Mahadev and Parvati donate Shabala to Vashishtha who provides the necessary items for the marriage rituals.

Nandi brings turmeric from Nahush’s palace. Ganesha, Kartikay, and Parvati apply turmeric on Ashok Sundari.

Maharishi Vasishtha welcomes Ashok Sundari and her relatives and feels proud to host the wedding.

Nahush and Ashok Sundari exchange garlands in front of the guests. Mahadev asks Nahush if he can look after his daughter the same way Vishnu takes care of Lakshmi.

Nahush and Ashok Sundari seek the elders' blessings. She bids her family farewell with teary eyes.

Nahush and Ashok Sundari travel to the forest to perform Kuldevi puja. While Hund attacks Nahush, Kartikay and Ganesha protect Ashok Sundari.

Mahadev plays the veena for Parvati. Lakshmi learns that her sisters are in Tapasya to marry Vishnu.

Goddess Lakshmi orders Vishnu to keep her in his heart but he tells her it is impossible.

Lakshmi realises that she was wrong to suspect Vishnu and pleads to Mahadev to bring back her Lord.

Ganesha reminds Lord Vishnu about his identity with the help of the Apsaras. Goddess Lakshmi thanks Mahadev and Ganesha for bringing Vishnu back.

Mahadev transforms a desert into a lush green land and names it ‘Parvati Van’.

Mahadev enlightens Parvati about the importance of love. Nandi informs a worried Ganesha that his parents are spending time away from Kailash

Indradev visits Kailash to seek Mahadev’s help but Ganesha sends him back. A furious Indradev sabotages Trishula’s tapasya with help from the Apsaras.

Parvati requests Mahadev to gift her a bouquet consisting of flowers from all the seasons.

Ganesha vows not to return to Kailash without Kartikay. Parvati is furious when Mahadev returns alone.

Lord Vishnu assures Ganesha that he will convince Kartikay to return to Kailash. He informs Kartikay that being Tarakasur’s killer is the reason for his trouble and advises him to worship Mahadev.

Parvati is determined to turn Mahadev from an ascetic into a social being.

Kartikay donates the Shivaling to the old man and passes Mahadev’s first test. Mahadev challenges Kartikay to answer his questions before he makes another Shivaling.

Mahadev informs Kartikay that he has passed all the tests and establishes the Shivalings made by him as Pratigyeshwar, Kapileshwar and Kumareshwar.

Parvati orders her sons to start preparations for Ashok Sundari’s marriage.

After failing to sabotage Dashanan’s Tapasya, Indradev approaches Brahma and requests him not to give him any boons.

Ganesha requests Mahadev to make a comb for Parvati. Meanwhile, Dashanan, Vibhishan and Kumbhakarna ask him for boons.

While Mahadev grooms Parvati, Dashanan cuts off his heads one by one to please him with his devotion.

Mahadev grants the boon to Dashanan that he will become famous as his greatest devotee.

Mahadev persuades his family to have food in the rain. Parvati suggests that they should build a house for their children, but Mahadev refuses.

Mahadev informs the rishis that he wishes to make Kuber use his wealth for the welfare of the world.

Mahadev appoints Kuber as the guardian of wealth. While Dashanan yearns to see Mahadev, Parvati assures Ganesha that Mahadev will construct a house for them.

Kuber invites Mahadev and his family to a banquet. Mahadev sends Ganesh as the family’s representative.

Ganesha eats all the food prepared for the banquet and demands more. Kuber informs him that the food is finished.

Kuber realises that his desire for wealth will never die and asks Mahadev for a second chance.

Ganesha and Kartikay set out on a world tour in search of the best house.

Parvati orders Mahadev to sit outside Kailash to prevent Shanidev from entering. She creates a replica of Kailash in an attempt to save it from Shanidev’s evil eyes.

Parvati breaks down as her dream of living in a house fails to come true.

Mahadev is angry at Bhim for forcing him to appear in front of him. Ashok Sundari visits Vashishtha’s ashram to meet Nahush.

Mahadev grants a boon to Rishi Vashishtha so he can become Lord Vishnu’s guru.

Mahadev is furious as Ganga complains that people are soiling her water. Mahadev warns people that they are doomed and that the time has come for the destruction of the world.

Ganga agrees to flow again as Vishnu and Brahma request Mahadev to forgive the people.

Kartikay arrives at Kailash and informs Parvati that Ganesha and Dashanan are coming with a replica of their house.

Mahadev is impressed with Dashanan and blesses him. Nandi forbids Dashanan from building the mansion in Kailash but he sticks to his decision.

Dashanan instructs Nandi to not interfere in his matters. Mahadev assures Parvati that he will protect Nahush.

Dashanan requests Vishwakarma to help him build a palace in Kailash. He requests Kuber to provide golden bricks for the palace.

Mahadev permits Parvati to make Nahush grow into an adult and agrees to Ashok Sundari’s marriage. Nahush grows into an adult with Parvati’s help.

Dashanan insults Nandi when he enquires if he is building a golden palace. He offers a golden seat to Mahadev for his meditation but he refuses to use it.

Dashanan requests Mahadev to inaugurate the palace, but Mahadev orders Parvati to do it.

Parvati instructs Dashanan to accept the dakshina. He requests the palace along with the dakshina thinking he would get Mahadev also.

Dashanan punishes himself for not being able to fulfil Mahadev’s desire. He wishes to win his heart. Indradev seeks Narad’s help in curbing Dashanan’s powers

Brahma informs Narad that Parvati and Mahadev’s son will come into existence and maintain the balance in the universe.

Parvati explains to Vinayak that he has come into existence to remove the troubles of the world.

Parvati promises the Sant Kumars that they will be Vinayak's teachers. She assigns Nandi and the Shivgans to take care of Vinayak.

Vinayak orders the rats to steal laddoos for him but they get caught by the Shivgans.

Brahma informs Saraswati of Mahadev’s return after completing his Tapasya.

Parvati prepares to welcome Mahadev back. She orders Vinayak to guard the door while she takes a bath.

The deities are thrilled with Mahadev’s return. Mahadev proceeds to meet Parvati but Vinayak, guarding the door, stops him from meeting her because he has to uphold the promise he made to his mother.

Nandi and the Shivgans fail to convince Vinayak to let Mahadev meet Parvati.

Vinayak defies the gods and defeats them. They seek Mahadev’s help.

Parvati is devastated as Mahadev kills Vinayak. She becomes furious and starts destroying the universe when Mahadev informs her that he cannot revive her son.

Parvati apologises for putting the world in danger and Vinayak apologises for his angry behaviour.

Parvati and Mahadev offer their blessings to Vinayak. Mahadev changes Vinayak’s name to Ganesha.

Parvati prepares modaks for Ganesha while Mahadev enlightens him about spirituality.

Ganesha gifts Mahadev a dress. He requests Mahadev to wear it and Mahadev gladly does so.

Ganesha rescues people from a wicked rat’s terror and brings it before Mahadev for punishment.

Ghushm, a worshipper of Mahadev, loses her son, who is killed by her sister out of jealousy.

Ganesha visits the villages and orders the rats to arrange for some food. He then learns that there is scarcity of food in the village and decides to prepare kheer for the villagers.

Mahadev enlightens the Rishis about spiritual knowledge. Parvati teaches Ganesha the importance of worship.

Parvati becomes impressed by Daruka’s worship and grants her a boon. She makes Daruka the ruler of Daruka Van.

Daruka takes advantage of Parvati’s blessings and behaves ruthlessly with Mahadev’s devotees.

Ganesha leaves Kailash to meet Ashok Sundari. He promises to bring Ashok Sundari with him to Parvati.

Parvati is angry with Daruka for misusing the boon and advises her to seek Mahadev’s forgiveness.

Ayu apologises to Ganesha, who puts forth Ashok Sundari’s proposal. Ayu requests Ganesha to meet Nahush and discuss it with him.

Nahush and his parents meet Ashok Sundari. Ayu promises to get Nahush married to Ashok Sundari when he becomes eligible for marriage.

Parvati and Mahadev are excited to welcome Ashok Sundari back to Kailash. Mahadev sets off to bring Kartikay back to Kailash.

Indradev feels threatened about Kartikay and Ganesha’s reunion. He incites Kartikay against his family.

Kartikay arrives in Kailash and is happy to be reunited with his family. He gets jealous when Mahadev describes Ganesha’s greatness.

Mahadev warns Indradev not to cross his limits. Kartikay enlightens Ganesha with knowledge of war and brags about himself.

Parshuram comes to Mahadev but Ganesha denies him entry. Kartikay introduces Parshuram to Ganesha, who offers his apologies but still denies entry.

After Ganesha's trunk is broken, a guilty Parshuram asks Mahadev to punish him for attacking his son.

Ganesha and Kartikay prepare for the race. During the race, Indradev cheats by capturing Kartikay.

Mahadev is impressed with Ganesha and announces that he will be worshipped before any of the deities.

Ganesha assures a worried Parvati that he will bring Kartikay back. Mahadev orders Kartikay to return to Kailash.

Kartikay asks a demon to warn Tripat to be careful. Bruk impresses Mahadev with his devotion and receives a boon to kill as he pleases.

Bhasmasur attempts to test his power on the gods but fails. He is fascinated by Parvati and decides to burn Mahadev.

Lord Vishnu sends Narad to invite Mahadev to a council. Tarakasur’s son plans to kill 1 lakh devotees of Mahadev in an attempt to stop Vajrang from committing suicide.

Vidyunmali and his brothers kidnap Mahadev’s followers to kill them. Mahadev informs Brahma and Vishnu that they have to destroy the Tripurs to save the devotees.

The gods seek Mahadev’s blessings to fight the demons. Parvati teaches her daughter Ashok Sundari how to worship the Shivaling.

Mahadev traps Tarakasur’s son and destroys Tripur. Vishnu renames Tripur as Ujjain. Meanwhile, Ashok Sundari curses the demon to be killed by Nahush.

Durvasa is furious when Indradev brags about himself and insults Mahadev. He curses Indradev.

Kartikay kills Tripat. Meanwhile, Bali steals the Amrit Kalash and Indradev attempts to get it back. The Kalash falls into an ocean.

Bali agrees to Samudra Manthan, on Mahadev’s request. Indradev plans to snatch the Amrit from the demons after the Manthan.

The gods and the asuras assemble for the Samudra Manthan. Lord Brahma requests Lord Vishnu to take on the kurma avatar and begin the manthan.

Mahadev drinks all the poison to save the gods and the demons. Parvati puts her hand around Mahadev’s neck to stop him from swallowing the poison.

Mahadev leaves for Kailash as he senses a fight brewing between the gods and the demons.

Bali and Indradev agree to share the Amrit when Mohini threatens to throw it in the ocean.

Mahadev rebukes Varundev, Agnidev and Indradev for not realising the importance of the Amrit. Parvati enlightens the gods about Mahadev’s power.

Mahadev narrates Hiranyakashyap and Prahalad's story to Ashok Sundari. He also enlightens Ashok Sundari with the knowledge of Agni Tapasya.

Kartikay is delighted to meet his family during their visit to the South. Parvati thanks Meenakshi for taking care of her son.

Kartikay expresses his helplessness to Mahadev who admires him for performing his duties. Brihaspati warns Indradev not to challenge Mahadev.

Mahadev enlightens Ashok Sundari about Tapasya. Indradev sends a fairy to destroy Kartikay’s powers.

Ashok Sundari devotes herself to Tapasya. Mahadev enlightens Parvati about Ashok Sundari’s commitment and predicts her future.

Narad Muni suggests that Parvati should tie Mahadev to the Kalpavriksha and donate it to Sanat Kumar.

Parvati welcomes Sanaka, Sanatana, Sanandana and Sanatkumara and hands over Mahadev to them after tying him to the Kalpavriksha.

Lord Brahma orders his son to release Mahadev. But Mahadev conveys to him that he has to go with them for a reason.

Brahma’s son decides to give Mahadev back to Parvati. Mahadev instructs Rishi Gautam to create Nyayasutra.

Indradev is furious after learning about Gautam’s Nyayasutra. He disguises himself as Rishi Gautam and enters his house in his absence.

Rishi Gautam curses Indradev and Ahilya. Indradev apologises to Parvati, who refuses to forgive him.

Meenakshi wishes to marry Mahadev, who informs her that he is already married to Parvati and grants her a boon.

Kartikay visits the Kritika Lok but gets upset when they treat him as Senapati instead of their son. Tare challenges Kartikay to a fight.

Kartikay is tormented by the killing and vows not to engage in any fights without Mahadev’s permission. Meanwhile, Tarakasur’s father assigns Mahishasur to kill Kartikay.

Mahishasur misbehaves with Parvati, who become furious and assumes the form of Mahishasur Mardini.

Kartikay shares his feelings with Nandi and requests him to keep it a secret. Indradev dreams about Kartikay occupying his throne.

Kartikay apologises to Mahadev and Parvati and assures them he will never let them down. Narad Muni cautions Indradev to apologise to Kartikay.

Indradev sends Indriyan to attack Kartikay, who fights them. He informs them that he has no fascination for Indradev’s throne.

Mahadev and Parvati decide to leave for Amarnath. Mahadev assures a distressed Parvati that they will be blessed with a child.

Parvati and Mahadev leave for the seclusion of Amarnath. Tarakasur orders his sons to kill Mahadev’s son once he takes birth but they refuse to do so.

Tarakasur arrives at Amarnath to destroy the energy from which Mahadev and Parvati’s son would take birth.

Parvati attains the form of Durga and curses the Devas and their wives. She also curses Agnidev, who convinces Ganga to contain Mahadev and Parvati’s energy inside her.

Ganga accepts Mahadev and Parvati’s energy. Mahadev orders Ganga to visit the Udayachal hills as Tarakasur attempts to snatch it from her.

Mahadev and Parvati’s energy transforms into six sons. A group of ladies from Kritika Lok saves Parvati’s sons from Tarakasur.

The Kritikas understand Parvati’s feelings and return her sons to her. Mahadev transforms his six sons into one and names him Kartikay.

Parvati expresses her inability to remove Ganga’s curse. As a remedy, Mahadev blesses Prithvi. Tarakasur is bent on killing Kartikay.

Upset over her son’s absence, Parvati builds a statue of him and adores it. Meanwhile, the Kirtikas cradle Kartikay.

Mahadev informs the Kritikas that they are arriving to take Kartikay to Kailash. The Kritikas refuse to part with Kartikay, who also does not wish to leave with Mahadev and Parvati.

The Kritikas persuade Kartikay to go with Mahadev and Parvati. Mahadev, in return, grants a boon to the Kritikas. They bid farewell to Kartikay.

Tarakasur sends Badhvanal to kill Kartikay. However, Mahadev rescues Kartikay from danger.

Parvati is unhappy when Kartikay refuses to become a warrior and informs her that he is scared of Tarakasur.

Mahadev sends Nandi, transformed as a tiger, to attack Parvati and Kartikay. Kartikay bravely fights the tiger.

Mahadev starts Kartikay’s training and orders him to compete with Nandi. Kartikay gives tough competition to Nandi.

Kartikay passes Mahadev’s test and receives blessings from him and Nandi. Lord Vishnu suggests that Mahadev should appoint Kartikay as Senapati.

Parvati offers her blessings to Kartikay so he can defeat Tarakasur. Lord Vishnu appoints Kartikay as Senapati and teaches him his duties.

Kartikay becomes over-confident about his powers and challenges Mahadev to fight him.

Mahadev challenges Kartikay to fight with one of the Shivgans. The Shivgan defeats Kartikay, who realises his mistake and apologises.

Tarakasur creates a Suraksha Vyuh and challenges Kartikay to reach him. Kartikay penetrates the Vyuh and is injured in the process.

Mahadev receives appreciation from everyone and Parvati calls him the best husband. Kartikay thanks everyone for their help in defeating Tarakasur.

Narad Muni suggests that Indradev’s position in heaven should be given to Kartikay. Mahadev disapproves and comforts his dejected son.

Indradev takes credit for defeating Tarakasur and insults Kartikay. Narad Muni orders Indradev to wait for Kartikay to sit on the throne.

Mahadev is delighted by Parvati’s devotion to him. Tarakasur attacks Devraj Indra and the deities.

Bhagirath tries to protect the environment and the deities from Tarakasur’s attack. Mahadev is furious after learning that Indra is attempting to disturb Parvati’s Sadhana.

While Indra apologises to Mahadev, Rishi Dadhichi uses his miraculous powers to save the deities from Tarakasur’s attack.

Mahadev instructs Ganga to flow after placing her in his hair. She follows Bhagirath, aiming to deliver holy water to the whole world.

Lord Shiva is impressed with Goddess Parvati's devotion and remarkable tenacity and accepts her as his wife. He feels sad for hurting Goddess Parvati and breaks into tears.

Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, Goddess Saraswati and Goddess Lakshmi are delighted by Mahadev's decision to accept Parvati as his wife.

Tarakasur is outraged when he learns about Mahadev and Parvati’s relationship. He orders his sons to capture Swarglok and destroy the gods.

Menavati is happy with Mahadev’s dance performance. But she is furious when she finds out about his intention to marry her daughter.

Lord Vishnu informs Mahadev that if Him Naresh performs Parvati’s Kanyadan, the earth will turn into a desert.

Parvati assures Him Naresh that Mahadev was criticizing himself and reminds Naresh of his responsibilities.

Dadhichi and the Saptarishis put forth the proposal to Naresh. He readily agrees to the marriage and visits Kailash for pre-marriage rituals.

Parvati’s grandmother is worried when she finds out that Mahadev is entirely different from them in terms of thoughts and rites.

Parvati assures an angry Menavati that Mahadev will never disappoint her. Meanwhile, Tarakasur attacks Nandi in Mahapash.

Shukracharya calms Mahadev by reviving Nandi’s life using the Sanjeevani Vidya. Parvati is astonished that Ganga will be attending the marriage ceremony.

Daksh extends his blessings to Parvati through Naresh. Meanwhile, Mahadev refuses to accept the many gifts offered to him.

Anasuya is given the task of supervising the preparations for the wedding. Narad Muni tells Mahadev about Durvasa’s plan to curse him.

Mahadev’s devotees misbehave with Durvasa. An angry Durvasa curses Mahadev’s marriage.

Parvati assures a worried Menavati that her marital life will be wonderful.

Mahadev sets off on his wedding procession, accompanied by his devotees. Shukracharya and the demons also join the procession

Menavati is outraged when Mahadev offers her a snake as a gift. Overcome by anger, she refuses to let Parvati marry Mahadev.

Menavati is delighted to see Mahadev after he assumes his graceful form and welcomes him. Mahadev and Parvati exchange garlands.

Mahadev eats all the food prepared for the wedding and Nandi persuades Parvati to stop him. Parvati feeds Mahadev with her hands.

Mahadev receives an invitation to participate in a debate. He sends his Shivgans, who answer all the questions in a witty manner.

Menavati requests Mahadev to marry Parvati in his actual form. Mahadev marries Parvati following all the customs and rituals and he brings to her attention, the importance of their marriage.

Mahadev and Parvati tie the wedding knot. The couple performs all the necessary rituals following the wedding.

Parvati gets emotional as she leaves her parents. In an attempt to make Parvati happy, Mahadev decides to stay at Naresh’s house.

The deities express their concern over Mahadev’s decision to stay in Naresh’s house.

Parvati receives blessings from her elders as she prepares to leave her maternal home.

On the way to Kailash, Parvati wishes to repay Daksh’s debt. Mahadev forgives Daksh and releases him from his curse.

Dhumralochan attacks the Devas, who seek Dadhichi's help. Parvati learns, while travelling through the Daruk Forest, that the rishis of Daruk were glorified as Gods by their wives.

Parvati challenges Mahadev to make the rishi patnis worship him. Mahadev plays the flute which impresses the women.

Mahadev and Parvati reach Kailash, where she performs the after-marriage rituals as Mahadev’s wife.

Mahadev and Parvati invite their devotees for lunch, where she requests them to honour Anna Devta. Lord Vishnu announces the destruction of evil powers by Parvati.

Parvati breaks into tears as Mahadev reveals the mysteries of his life. Mahadev feeds Parvati with his own hands in an act of affection.

Mahadev fumes at Parvati for not obeying his orders. Lekha disguises herself as Parvati and approaches Mahadev for an apology.

Mahadev challenges Lekha and Parvati to feed the demons in a crematorium in order to identify the real Parvati.

Mahadev gives Tantragyan to Parvati on her insistence. During the instruction, Parvati accidentally falls asleep. Mahadev punishes her by asking her to take rebirth as a fisherwoman.

Determined to obey Mahadev, Parvati leaves Kailash. She is reborn as a fisherwoman and attains a new-born baby’s form.

Sukarma adopts Parvati as his daughter and names her Matsya. He instructs her to concentrate on a conch while going fishing.

Pitambar provokes the people of Trimbak to kill Gautam. Mahadev comes to Gautam’s rescue and he, in turn, requests Mahadev to purify the polluted pond.

Mahadev establishes Jyotirling into Trimbak and names it Trimbakeshwar. Ganga starts to flow in Trimbak as Godavari.

When Matsya fails to catch a big fish, Sukarma announces that whoever succeeds in catching it will be chosen as Matsya’s groom.

Mahadev meets Matsya and presents her his idol. Matsya then recollects her past and recognises Mahadev.

Tarakasur orders Raktabeej and Dhumralochan to destroy the earth. Lord Vishnu advises the devotees to seek Mahadev’s help to save them from the attack.

The gods split into two groups in order to attack Raktabeej. Parvati decides to save the gods, transforms into Adi Shakti and kills Dhumralochan.

Parvati, in the form of Kali, steps on Mahadev’s chest as he attempts to calm her down. She apologises to Mahadev and becomes gloomy.

Mahadev invents the game of Chauser and succeeds in cheering up Parvati. Vishnu informs Indradev and the other deities that Mahadev and Parvati’s son will kill Tarakasur.

Parvati and Mahadev play Chauser and Mahadev keeps winning as he sets no rules for the game.

Parvati is angered by Mahadev’s act of giving boons to Tarakasur’s sons. Tarakasur’s sons, being strict devotees of Mahadev, refuse to meet their father.

Naresh and Menavati decide to take Parvati to the Himalayas. Parvati is elated upon reaching her maternal home.

Mahadev and Parvati find it hard to stay away from each other. He disguises himself as an astrologer and visits her abode.

While the astrologer reveals Mahadev's identity, Him Naresh asks his wife bid Parvati farewell.

The spirit of Sati appears before Lord Shiva and asks him to return to his Godly state and do what he must for them to be reunited.

Lord Shiva assumes the form of Kalbhairav, defeats the asuras and blesses Rishi Dadhichi.

When the Earth refuses to obey Tarakasur and destroy Sati’s remains, he threatens to demolish the Planet.

Adi Shakti urges Mahadev to act against Tarakasur and protect the universe from him. Mahadev summons his powers and saves the earth from destruction.

Vidyunmali fights with Him Naresh to destroy the ‘pind’ that he is protecting. Shiva arrives there and Vidyunmali runs away.

Tarakasur plots to destroy the purity of the heavens. Brahma meets Him Naresh and asks him to send Ganga to heaven so it can be purified.

Indra asks Ganga the reason for her sadness and she tells him that she wishes to marry Mahadev. Indra, in turn, reveals to Ganga the facts about the birth of Adi Shakti.

Bahurupa, who sets out to kill Adi Shakti, is redeemed from a curse by the Goddess. Rishi Markandeya takes the child back to Menavati.

Him Naresh goes to war, leaving Parvati and Menavati in Rishi Dadhichi’s ashram. Tarakasur sends out spies to find Parvati and is angry when he fails to get any information.

Menavati scolds Parvati for her actions. Rishi Dadhichi gives the little girl a Shiva idol and asks her to worship the Lord.

Menavati is worried for Parvati’s safety and wants to take her to another place. Menavati then falls and becomes unconscious.

Menavati is saved by Parvati’s prayers and tells her daughter that she will not come in the way of her devotion to Shiva.

Him Naresh takes Parvati to Kashi. There, they meet Daksh and Prasuti. Daksh tells Him Naresh not to repeat the mistakes he made.

Menavati scolds Parvati for dancing in the graveyard. Parvati is shocked when her mother says that she will not allow her and Shiva to be joined as long as she is alive.

After meeting Sati, Parvati tells her mother that she will respect and obey the sentiments of her parents. Him Naresh and his family return to their kingdom.

Menavati teaches Parvati various feminine skills such as cooking and is amazed to see how talented she is.

Jaya informs Parvati that she will marry the Vindhyachal prince. Menavati and Him Naresh want Parvati to abandon her devotion to Mahadev.

Lord Vishnu appears before Him Naresh and informs him that Parvati is destined to marry Lord Shiva. He persuades the king to remove any obstacles in their way.

Menavati wants Parvati to marry Rajkumar Dandak and urges her to give up her feelings for Mahadev. Parvati vows to obey her wishes.

Lord Vishnu sends Rishi Dadhichi to inform Parvati about Mahadev. Dadhichi helps Parvati awaken her devotion for Mahadev and gives her Bel Patra in order to meet him.

Parvati crosses obstacles to meet Lord Shiva on Dadhichi’s instructions. She pleads Lord Shiva to teach her how to become a good wife to him.

Sati’s sisters give Lord Shiva’s rudraksh and veena to Parvati so that Lord Shiva can recognise her.

Sati’s sisters groom Parvati like a bride. Parvati makes a wish in Nandi’s ears that Lord Shiva accepts her as his wife.

An angry Mahadev burns Kamdev with his trinetra for interrupting his meditation. Devi Rati is upset about Kamdev’s death.

Rati blames Parvati for Kamdev’s death and curses her with infertility. Lord Vishnu persuades her to remove the curse

Parvati agrees to marry Rajkumar Dandak, as proposed by Menavati. Lord Vishnu and Nandi convince Lord Shiva to acknowledge Parvati as his wife.

Menavati allows Parvati to marry Mahadev. But Mahadev continues to ignore Parvati’s devotion. Narad advises Parvati to transform herself to seek Mahadev’s love.

Narad advises Parvati to fast for sixteen consecutive Mondays and to use bel leaves to worship Shiva, instead of fruits and flowers.

Lord Vishnu helps Parvati make a Shivaling. Mahadev challenges her, saying she cannot perform the puja.

Him Naresh helps Parvati reach Manasarovar. Mahadev wants Parvati to perform the rituals by herself.

Parvati wants Mahadev to welcome her to Kailash, but is saddened to find that he is no longer there.

Menavati interrupts Parvati before she finishes the puja. Nagraj Kadru and Vidyunmali hold Naresh hostage.

Tarakasur seeks Shukracharya’s permission to take Vrithasur’s help.

Parvati passes the test and the Saptarishis shower her with blessings. Mahadev also appears before her in the form of a devotee to offer his blessings.

After their marriage, Sati tells Mahadev that her every desire has been fulfilled. She apologises to him for all the humiliation he has suffered.

Vijaya, Sati’s sister, arrives just as the wedding feast is being planned. She taunts Shiva for making his home in the Himalayas.

The guests from Kailash don’t know the ways of the palace, but Mahadev is happy to eat with them.

On Daksh’s invitation, Mahadev decides to attend his yagna before leaving for Kailash. Vijaya keeps trying to influence Sati against Mahadev.

Daksh stops Mahadev from participating in the yagna, saying that with the animal skin around his waist and the snake around his neck, he is not clean enough to attend the ritual.

Vijaya asks Daksh to persuade Lord Shiva to stay on in the palace with Sati. Daksh has a change of heart and requests Shiva to stay.

Sati does not wish to stay at the palace and wants to leave for Kailash with her consort at the earliest. Daksh agrees and Prasuti blesses Sati.

The waters of the Saraswati river rise up in the path of Mahadev and Sati. He dips his foot in the river and Saraswati appears before them.

Sati’s sisters bid her a sad farewell. Daksh is still angry because his daughter is departing with his curses, rather than his blessings.

Sati assures Prasuti that she will perform her marital duties perfectly. Daksh gifts some luxurious things to Shiva as Sati is used to live a royal life.

Sati makes three promises to Lord Shiva: she will obey him at all times; she will never lie to him; and she will never hide anything from him.

Saraswati is made the judge for the debate between Lord Shiva and Lord Brahma’s sons.

Chitrasur disguises himself as Mahadev and comes to kill Sati. Lord Shiva is enraged and beheads the asura. Sati is scared to see Lord Shiva’s anger.

Sati enters Kailash after performing the necessary rituals in the presence of Lord Brahma, Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.

Rati and Kamdev want to decorate Kailash for the union of Shiv and Shakti and Mahadev agrees. Sati awaits the moment with eager anticipation.

Lord Shiva saves the gods from Tarakasur. Sati, however, is upset with him for leaving her alone on the first night of their marriage.

Both Mahadev and Daksh are invited to a yagna at Brahma's abode. Mahadev comes forward to bless Daksh. But he turns away and denounces Shiva.

Tarakasur covers the sun and Sati prays to Lord Shiva and asks him to save mankind from the demon. But he is in the service of Vidyunmali.

Sati is reluctant to believe that Rama is a god and that he is virtuous. She takes the form of Sita to test him. But Rama realizes who she is.

Sati decides to test Sri Ram to find out if he is God. However, Sri Ram learns she is Sati. Lord Shiva is livid with Sati and refuses to consider her his wife.

Tarakasur disguises himself as Narad Muni and persuades Sati to go to her father’s yagna without Lord Shiva. Vijaya, too, convinces Sati.

Lord Shiva is pleased with Shukracharya’s penance and grants him the boon of Sanjeevni Vidya. Sati wishes to go to Daksh’s yagna with Lord Shiva.

Sati insists that Mahadev should come to Daksh’s yagna, but he is firm in his refusal. Meanwhile, Daksh seeks Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi’s presence at the yagna.

Mahadev and Nandi try to stop Sati, but she is determined to attend her father’s yagna. Lord Vishnu and Brahma request Mahadev to go to the yagna, but he is unshaken.

Rishi Dadhichi curses Daksh that he will not able to complete the yagna because the Prajapati has disrespected Lord Shiva.

Daksh continues to humiliate Sati by heaping abuse on Mahadev. She criticises Lord Brahma, Vishnu and Lakshmi for not controlling Daksh.

Daksh’s ceremony is ruined. Unable to stand her father’s atrocities, Sati decides to end her life in the fire. She prays to the Agni Devta to consume her, but the fire god refuses.

Sati destroys herself, triggering Mahadev’s anger. He does the Tandav and declares a war of revenge against Daksh.

The deities urge Lord Brahma to stop Mahadev from avenging Sati’s death.

Mahadev is tormented by Sati’s death. Lord Vishnu conveys to him that Daksh has redeemed himself with his death and reminds him of the importance of Daksh's reincarnation.

Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu come to console Lord Shiva, who tells them he feels lifeless without Sati at his side.

Tarakasur’s armies begin to attack common people and saints. The deities approach Lord Vishnu, who asks them to choose between Tarakasur’s death and an end to Mahadev’s sorrow.

Nandi is tormented by Mahadev's grief and wants to make him understand Sati's power. But Mahadev pays no attention to him.

Mahadev realises Sati’s existence on seeing parts of her shakti peethas. Lord Vishnu and Brahma pray to Adi Shakti for Mahadev’s welfare.

Sati is still lost in Shiva’s thoughts. Prasuti assures her husband that it’s only a passing phase and Sati will get over it. She advises Sati that she must be truthful and tell her father that she has given up the delusions about Shiva. Sati is confused by conflicting thoughts.

Sati confesses her love for Mahadev to her father. An angry Daksh creates a Daksh Rekha around her and tells her that she or Shiva must never cross it.

Revati is upset that Chandrama ignores her and prefers his other wife Rohini. Daksh tells Chandrama to give equal attention to Revati.

An angry Mahadev sets out to destroy Daksh. The gods begin to fear that his anger may harm Sati. Narada rushes to Lord Vishnu asking him to help calm Mahadev.

Lord Vishnu appears before Daksh and says he has upset the balance of the universe by destroying Chandrama and asks him to create a new planet in place of Chandrama

Sati is sent to bring soil from the River Saraswati for a planet that Daksh is creating. Goddess Lakshmi takes the form of Sati and comes to the palace.

Narad Muni marvels at the miracles of Vishnu and Lakshmi, which they performed so that the Daksh Rekha could be removed and Sati could do the Shiva puja to calm Shiva’s anger.

Mahadev saves Chandrama from Daksh’s plan to create a new planet. Shiva wears the crescent moon in his hair to protect Chandrama from Daksh.

Sati is deeply saddened by Mahadev continuing to ignore her and shares her feelings with Madanike. The dancer consoles her and then requests Mahadev to meet Sati.

Mahadev tells Sati that it is impossible for them to be together. She begs him not to punish her because of his enmity with her father.

Angered by Daksh, Mahadev aims his Trishul at him. But he lets Daksh go when Sati pleads for his life.

Prajapati Daksh swears that Sati will never be joined with Mahadev, but Anusuya asks her to keep the Nanda Vrat and attain the Lord through devotion.

Revati gives Sati the Nanda Vrat, the book which prescribes its rituals. But she is very disturbed when she is unable to open it.

Daksh assures Sati that her marriage will only be with his consent. Sati, meanwhile, follows the rituals of the Nanda Vrat and shapes a clay Shivaling.

Sati tries to stop her parents from doing Jal Samadhi. But Daksh is sure that he has fulfilled his role as a father and must leave the world.

Sati promises Daksh that she will marry the man he chooses for her. Lakshmi expresses her concern about Sati to Vishnu.

Daksh is delighted on learning about Sati's devotion in Lord Vishnu. Sati decides to immerse the Shivling.

When Sati goes to immerse the Shivaling, Lakshmi asks Vishnu why she is being kept apart from Shiva when she was born to marry him.

Mahadev slays the monster which attacks Sati. On Nandi’s request, Mahadev asks Sati not to immerse the Shivaling.

Daksh goes ahead with plans for Sati’s marriage. Revati tells Prasuti about Sati’s devotion to Mahadev and she conveys it to Daksh.

Prasuti tells Daksh about the Trishul mark on Sati’s arm. Enraged, Daksh demands an explanation and vows to destroy the symbol.

Sati fails to burn away the mark on her arm. She requests Mahadev to stay out of her life. To Prasuti’s surprise, the mark on Sati’s arm vanishes on its own.

Prasuti asks Prajapati Daksh to seek Brahma Dev’s help in Sati’s marriage. Brahma holds Daksh responsible for the problems, but promises to find a suitable match for Sati.

Even as Tarakasur sends Gantak to kill Sati, Mahadev comes to her rescue. An angry Tarakasur beheads Gantak for not following his orders.

Prajapati Daksh tells Sati that Rishi Angira will seek her hand in marriage for his son. She agrees to obey her father.

Narad muni, Chandrama and Nandi request Mahadev to visit Sati, but in vain. Prasuti forces Bhrugu Maharishi to take the responsibilities of Sati’s marriage.

Prajapati Daksh is worried about Sati’s health and also anxious about her marriage to Sadhbhish.

Sati's health deteriorates. Daksh is adamant on getting her married to an ugly Sadhbhish and prepares for the same.

Prasuti is unhappy with Daksh’s choice of groom for Sati and says it is a curse on her daughter to be married off to the ugly Sadhbhish.

Lord Brahma tells Daksh that Jata can make Sadhbhish handsome, even as Prasuti protests that he is not a suitable groom for her daughter.

When Daksh reaches Jata’s abode, he has to first get past his servant who has vowed to humble the arrogant Prajapati.

Prajapati Daksh seeks Jata’s help to transform Sadhbhish into a handsome person. Jata’s servant tries to prevent Daksh’s wish being granted.

Prajapati Daksh welcomes Jata to his palace where he sings a song that mesmerises Sati.

Sati believes the music she heard is a blessing from the gods and feels healed. Daksh, meanwhile, asks Jata to complete his task.

Jata asks Sati to stay around him, while he is engaged in sculpting a figure of Sadhbhish.

Jata refuses the comforts of the palace and wishes to stay in a village. There, a small boy stands on a Shivaling while reaching for a Bilva fruit.

Jata arrives at Sukarna’s house, carrying fruits and toys, and introduces himself as his maternal uncle. Sukarna’s mother knows it is Mahadev.

Jata’s servant Sevakram tells Sati the story of Jata’s love for a princess who betrayed him. Sati, in turn, tells Sevakram about her connection with Mahadev.

Sati sees Mahadev in Jata and he reveals that he has come to earth as a sculptor.

Sati is angry when Mahadev insists on her marrying Sadhbhish. She tells Revati the truth about Jata and Revati asks her to marry Mahadev.

Prajapati Daksh and Prasuti are pleased by the new image of Sadhbhish. Even Sati appreciates Jata’s work.

Sati is pursued by Sadhbhish, who has a monster within him. Rishi Dadhichi is not able to help Sati, but Mahadev slays the monster.

Sadhbhish confesses his guilt to Prajapati Daksh and Sati. His attractive image sculpted by Jata changes back to his original ugliness.

Sati tells Revati that Mahadev had arrived on earth only for her and that she wishes to go with him to Kailash. But Jata advises her to obey her father.

Joyous after her meeting with Jata, Sati decides to take his advice. Rishi Kashyap is annoyed by Daksh’s arrogance and predicts that Sati’s marriage will only be with Lord Shiva.

Prasuti tries to enlighten Daksh about Lord Shiva’s real nature, expressing her desire that her daughter should be united with Mahadev.

Daksh wants to conduct Sati’s marriage quickly. Prasuti is in despair and prays to Lord Shiva to protect Sati.

Daksh is furious to see that Sati has garlanded an idol of Lord Shiva. Sati is in deep prayer and Mahadev, moved by her devotion, appears before her.

Prajapati Daksh drags Sati away from the marriage venue. Brahma and Vishnu appear before Daksh and insist that he should give Sati in marriage to Shiva.

Lord Vishnu and Brahma wish Mahadev and Sati on the auspicious occasion. Lord Shiva asks Sati to seek the blessing of her parents.

Sati, who is the daughter of Prajapati Daksh, finds a rudraksh while drawing water from river along with her sisters. Prajapati Daksh, an opposer of Lord Shiv, dares to place Vishnu's incomplete idol in the temple. Prajapati Daksh performs Narayani Yagna to please Lord Vishnu as the statue was not entering the temple.

When Shiva reveals himself in all his glory, Prajapati Daksh mocks him and claims he is superior. Shiva vows to destroy his arrogance. Daksh turns on Sati and blames her for the dishonour Shiva caused him. He asks her to choose between obedience to her father and her devotion to Shiva.

After announcing punishment for Sati, Prajapati Daksh decides to punish the sculptor who made the shivaling. He is unmoved even as his wife Prasuti pleads in Sati’s favour. Sati’s sisters are concerned that she may not be able to fulfil the conditions of her punishment.

Sati has to travel far to gather one lakh lotuses and write Vishnu’s name on them as part of her punishment. Meanwhile, the sculptors gather to beg Daksh’s forgiveness but he expels all of them from his kingdom. Saddened, they turn to leave, when Maharishi Dadichi arrives in the royal court.

Maharishi Dadhichi asks Prajapati Daksh not to be so cruel towards the sculptors. But Daksh asks him not to interfere in a king’s decisions. At this point, an exhausted Sati returns to the palace and faints. Is Prajapati Daksh moved by his daughter’s condition?

Sati’s sister Khyati pleads with Saptarishi Bhrigu to stop her father from punishing Sati further. Prasuti also tries to make Daksh change his mind. But the Prajapati vows revenge on Shiva for using Sati to humiliate him. Meanwhile, Sati has a vision that leaves her mesmerised.

Seeing Shiva's aura,Sati wakes up from a dream clueless about the hidden significance of it. A perplexed Sati shares about her dream with Aaditi unable to hide her curiosity.

Narad Muni arrives in the court of Prajapati Daksh, just as he announces that his literature will completely ignore Shiva. Narad Muni asks Sati about including Shiva in her father’s Vishnu sculpture.

Narad conveys the news from Daksh’s court to Shiva. Shiva is aware of Narad’s plan and says he cannot be tied down by Grihastha. Narad leaves, telling Nandi that Sati will change all that.

Sati is trapped in a forest during a storm. Thoughts of Shiva continue to trouble her. Agitated, she demands that Shiva should stop occupying her thoughts and declares that she will not let him conquer her or her father.

Sati stays at her task and everyone is concerned as her condition deteriorates. She refuses to give up, and Prajapati Daksh boasts that his daughter will always uphold his principles.

Sati begs her father’s forgiveness for Shiva’s name on the lotuses and asks him to give her a harsher punishment. But he forgives her and asks her to take over the arrangements of the spring festival.

Daksh is angry when he sees Nandi worshipping Sati. She, too, is surprised to learn that Nandi is Lord Shiva's vehicle. In Kailash, Nandi describes Devi Sati to Shiva. He tells Nandi about his Vairagya and that the Grihastha’s life is not for him.

Sati weeps before her father and wonders why Nandi and Shiva are pursuing her. Daksh tells her she must never fear anything, because she is the daughter of the all-powerful Prajapati. He decides to show her how even the five elements obey him.

Daksh convinces Sati that Shiva and his followers have been using her to try and get to the Prajapati, because he is all-powerful. Meanwhile in Kailash, Kan and Pret criticise Nandi for having brought the lotuses with Shiva’s name on them. Then, Sati finds a lotus in the palace garden.

Narad Muni reports to Shiva about the events in Prajapati Daksh’s kingdom. Daksh is planning a gathering of the Mahasabha and wants Chandrama to be present. Chandrama’s father Rishi Atri agrees that he should go. What role will Chandrama play in the union of Shiva and Sati?

Daksh announces his desire to destroy Shiva. In Kailash, Nandi goes running to tell Shiva that the sculptor community, descendants of Vishwakarma, have been thrown out by Daksh. Shiva gives them shelter. The sculptors thank Shiva but ask if he would protect Sati, too.

Daksh punishes the sculptor and his family. Laxmi is upset with Daksh for the punishment he has given Sati. Sati's sister expresses her concern about Sati fulfilling her promise.

Daksh announces his decision to invite Shiva to his Mahayagna. In Kailash, Nandi is distressed that every spring season, Shiva retires to the cremation grounds and goes into the ‘samadhi’ state. Narad Muni then explains to him why Shiva does what he does.

Narad Muni tells Nandi about Shakti’s connection to Shiva’s Samadhi state. Nandi wants to know if they will be reunited and Narad Muni assures him it will all be revealed in time. But Shiva fumes when Nandi asks him about Sati.

Narad Muni decides that it’s time for Shiva and Sati to meet. He creates a situation by singing so badly that a group of singers who are travelling to the Spring Festival lose consciousness. Narad then calls Shiva to come and save them. Will Shiva oblige?

Mahadev arrives on earth and sings a raga that revives the group of singers. Sati, who has gone to fetch water for the yagna, also hears the song and begins to dance. When Mahadev sees her stand before him, he vanishes. Narad Muni says his singing was for the betterment of the universe.

When Sati returns to the palace, the singers speak about the magic of Mahadev’s music. Sati confesses that it has had a great effect on her. Meanwhile, dancer Madanike is invited for the Vasant Utsav. She takes one look at Sati and makes a surprising deduction.

Madanike insists that Sati has fallen in love, which Sati denies. Meanwhile, Rishi Dadhichi reaches Kailash and extends an invitation for Daksh’s yagna. Mahadev turns him down, saying he has no need for the ways of Mahamandals. Will the rishis be able to change his mind?

Mahadev agrees to go to the Mahamandal and tells the rishis he will be entirely responsible for its outcome. Angered that Mahadev is attending the yagna, Shukracharya vows to take on the deities. Narad Muni asks Mahadev not to go to Daksh’s court. But Mahadev has an answer for him.

Placing his faith in Vishnu, Daksh assures the gods that he will protect them from Shukracharya’s army of asuras. Daksh asks Chandrama to ensure that the Vasant Utsav goes off well. In Kailash, Mahadev is again displeased with Nandi for talking about Sati.

The Asuras decide to attack the gods if the Mahamandal goes against them. During the Vasant Utsav, Sati sings the same melody she heard Mahadev sing in the forest. Madanike learns about Sati’s feelings and warns her of the consequences.

Madanike tells Sati that her love for Mahadev will be disastrous. Sati assures her that she knows the enmity between her father and Mahadev and will not do anything to make it worse. Meanwhile, Shilaad wants to take Nandi with him and Mahadev agrees, but Nandi does not want to leave Mahadev.

Nandi leaves Mahadev against his will. Shilaad comes back to Mahadev to tell him of Nandi’s condition. In Daksh’s palace, Sati is surprised to see Madanike worshipping a Shivaling. Madanike praises Mahadev’s virtues and speaks of her worries for Sati, who is caught between Daksh and Mahadev.

Mahadev makes Nandi special by ensuring that devotees will henceforth whisper their prayers in his ears and he will convey them to Mahadev. In Daksh’s palace, while Revati complains to her mother about being unhappy in her marriage to Chandrama, Sati sets out to go with Madanike to fetch colours.

Madanike sees a bad omen and doesn’t want to take Sati with her to Rangraj. When they are alone, Sati again tells her that she has no place for Shiva in her heart. But a storm separates them while they are walking through the forest. Prasuti then sends out a search party for Sati.

At the time when two seasons meet, the demon Vrittasura unleashes a terrible storm and Sati, who is separated from Madanike, is caught in it. That is when Shiva himself comes to protect Sati from Vrittasura. Rishi Dadhichi and the sculptors also witness the magnificent power of Mahadev.

While Shiva is deep in trance, he is troubled by thoughts of Sati. She too is lost in Mahadev’s thoughts. Sati looks forward to the Mahamandal, longing to see Mahadev. Meanwhile, Indra tells Daksh that Shukracharya and his army is heading for the Mahamandal.

Smeared with ash, draped in animal hide, sitting atop a rock in the shamshan and drinking bhang (Mahadev’s Prasad), Mahadev is absorbed in his meditation amongst the Aghori ascetics.

Fearing the results of her love for Mahadev, Madanike scolds Sati. Sati says she cannot help her feelings for Shiva. Although worried, Madanike agrees to stand by her side. Rishi Dadhichi prepares a special place for Mahadev in the Mahamandal. Restless to meet Shiva again, Sati heads for Kailash.

Shiva is angry when he sees Sati in Kailash and forces her to return. Sati goes back saddened that he has refused her love. Meanwhile, Shukracharya believes that Shiva is on the side of the gods since he is going to the Mahamandal and he prepares his army for war.

Undeterred by Mahadev's rejection, Sati ascertains Madanike about bringing the Mahayogi out of his Vairagya. Preparing for Shaalimar and Tulsi's marriage, enamoured by Mahadev's love, Sati sees Shivaling in place of Shaalimar.

As Mahadev approaches his seat, Daksh has it pulled away and destroyed. He continues to insult Shiva. He declares that Shiva’s Vairagya is against the principles of his reign. He then unleashes a terrible curse on Mahadev. It angers Shukracharya, who declares vengeance for the insult to Mahadev.

Mahadev is unaffected by Daksh’s curse that no one in his kingdom will worship him. Daksh sends written instructions to Sati and leaves for Brahma Lok. Sati is torn between her devotion for Mahadev and her loyalty to her parents. Later, Madanike asks her a question that leaves her speechless.

Just as Sati prepares to open her heart to her father, she is shocked by his letter, in which he threatens to go to any length to keep Mahadev out of her life. In Kailash, Narad Muni asks Mahadev why he does not accept Sati, with whom he has been united since the beginning of time. What is Mahadev’s answer?

Deeply upset, Sati tries to understand her mother’s feelings about her devotion to Mahadev. In Brahma Lok, Brahma tells his son Daksh that the union between Shiva and Sati has already been decided. But an arrogant Daksh vows to change that destiny with his powers.

Sati’s love for Mahadev keeps growing. She decides to seek out Rishi Dadhichi, who led her to Mahadev in the first place, and ask him to explain to her what is happening in her life. The Rishi tells her the moment for her to accept her destiny has come. The Rudraksha she first found holds the key.

Rishi Dadhichi asks Sati to touch the Shivaling which will end all the conflict in her mind. She obeys and finds that all her doubts and questions are answered. Brahma goes to Mahadev and asks him not to punish Sati for Daksh’s mistakes.

Prasuti scolds Madanike for encouraging Sati’s devotion to Mahadev. Sati decides to dance until Mahadev joins her. They dance in union, before he disappears. When Daksh arrives on the scene, Sati is still dancing for Mahadev. Sati later faints.

Sati faints on an image of Shiva drawn with colours. Daksh is furious and blames Madanike for everything and decides to punish him. In Kailash, Narad Muni continues with his efforts to make Mahadev accept Sati. Meanwhile, Rishi Kashyap makes a terrible prediction.

Rishi Kashyap informs Daksh that Sati has entered the Yoga Nidra state, after she and Mahadev danced together. He says she can only be awakened by Mahadev’s touch. Daksh refuses the solution and announces that he will give half his kingdom and powers to anyone who can awaken Sati.

Rishi Dadhichi and Kashyap find Mahadev in Yoga Nidra Samadhi. Nandi warns of trouble if they attempt to wake him. The Rishis are confused about what to do with Mahadev. Meanwhile, Daksh summons the Navagrahas, the nine planets, to awaken Sati; will they be successful?

Sati begins to show signs of slipping into Chir Yoga Nidra, from which she can never wake up. An arrogant Daksh believes he can revive Sati and begins to summon all his powers. Meanwhile, Mahadev emerges from his Samadhi and comes to Sati.

Sati is woken by Mahadev’s touch and is overjoyed to see him. But he asks her not to go against her father’s wishes. Sati explains to her mother that Shiva had only come to save Daksh from losing his kingdom. Prasuti responds angrily and asks Sati to first throw Shiva out of her heart.

Prasuti accuses Madanike of being disloyal to the family. Daksh also says that what she’s done cannot be pardoned. Sati manages to hand over the Shivaling to Madanike and pleads with her parents to stop Madanike from leaving. But they are unmoved.