Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Mahadev declares that air, fire, water, earth and sky will determine the truth of Shakti and will end judgement based on emotion and words.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

When the younger brother of the Chowdhury family falls in with the daughter of the rival Ray family, the latter goes to extreme lengths to make the former's life miserable.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Narayan, Ganesh and Kartikeya are left to choose between the real and fake Parvati, as one shows calm logic, while the other shows fake remorse.

Nishi transforms into Tara's mother to lure her but Tara sees through the trick. When she tells Shreemoyee about this, she asks Nishi to show her face. But she gets really confused when she sees that Nishi's face is completely normal.

Nishi transforms into Tara's mother to lure her but Tara sees through the trick. When she tells Shreemoyee about this, she asks Nishi to show her face. But she gets really confused when she sees that Nishi's face is completely normal.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Nishi transforms into Tara's mother to lure her but Tara sees through the trick. When she tells Shreemoyee about this, she asks Nishi to show her face. But she gets really confused when she sees that Nishi's face is completely normal.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Narayan, Ganesh and Kartikeya are left to choose between the real and fake Parvati, as one shows calm logic, while the other shows fake remorse.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Narayan, Ganesh and Kartikeya are left to choose between the real and fake Parvati, as one shows calm logic, while the other shows fake remorse.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Samrat, a local thug, constantly protects the people from gangsters like Pannalal. However, many hidden truths about his family tumble out when Subroto, a police officer, is assigned to the area.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Lord Ganesh identifies the real Parvati and Narayan backs her. However, the two goddesses are given the same amount of flowers, making the result uncertain.

Rudro brings Tulshi home and informs the family that her right side of the body is paralyzed. Upon her arrival, Nishi tries to kill her again so as to conceal the secret but fails.

Rudro brings Tulshi home and informs the family that her right side of the body is paralyzed. Upon her arrival, Nishi tries to kill her again so as to conceal the secret but fails.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Rudro brings Tulshi home and informs the family that her right side of the body is paralyzed. Upon her arrival, Nishi tries to kill her again so as to conceal the secret but fails.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Ganesh identifies the real Parvati and Narayan backs her. However, the two goddesses are given the same amount of flowers, making the result uncertain.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Ganesh identifies the real Parvati and Narayan backs her. However, the two goddesses are given the same amount of flowers, making the result uncertain.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Rajababu raises Rani's secret son. Later, the son strives to overcome challenges and faces betrayal in order to reunite his parents.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

The celestial conflict between two Durgas intensifies as they alternate in asserting control. Soon, the battle intensifies to the point where it's impossible to identify the real Durga.

Puzzled by the occurrence of the night when Tulshi was mercilessly attacked, Rudro questions Tara. She shocks everyone by pointing her finger at Shreemoyee. What does Shreemoyee have to say in her defence?

Puzzled by the occurrence of the night when Tulshi was mercilessly attacked, Rudro questions Tara. She shocks everyone by pointing her finger at Shreemoyee. What does Shreemoyee have to say in her defence?

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Puzzled by the occurrence of the night when Tulshi was mercilessly attacked, Rudro questions Tara. She shocks everyone by pointing her finger at Shreemoyee. What does Shreemoyee have to say in her defence?

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

The celestial conflict between two Durgas intensifies as they alternate in asserting control. Soon, the battle intensifies to the point where it's impossible to identify the real Durga.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Biswanath's wife, Uma, accepts and loves his family members like her own. However, things change when his brother marries a rich girl and their family gets separated.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Shreemoyee places her hand over the lamp in the temple and swears that she is telling the truth and if not, the temple will burn down to the ground. Later, Rudro apologizes to Shreemoyee and begs for her forgiveness.

Shreemoyee places her hand over the lamp in the temple and swears that she is telling the truth and if not, the temple will burn down to the ground. Later, Rudro apologizes to Shreemoyee and begs for her forgiveness.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Shreemoyee places her hand over the lamp in the temple and swears that she is telling the truth and if not, the temple will burn down to the ground. Later, Rudro apologizes to Shreemoyee and begs for her forgiveness.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

A man defies his wealthy father and marries a woman from a simple background. However, his father is determined to break up the relationship.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Tara reveals to Shreemoyee that Nishi couldn't enter the temple because she is an evil spirit. To confirm her suspicion, Shreemoyee confronts Nishi. Later, Aghor Tantrik informs Rudro's father to kick Shreemoyee out of the house.

Tara reveals to Shreemoyee that Nishi couldn't enter the temple because she is an evil spirit. To confirm her suspicion, Shreemoyee confronts Nishi. Later, Aghor Tantrik informs Rudro's father to kick Shreemoyee out of the house.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Tara reveals to Shreemoyee that Nishi couldn't enter the temple because she is an evil spirit. To confirm her suspicion, Shreemoyee confronts Nishi. Later, Aghor Tantrik informs Rudro's father to kick Shreemoyee out of the house.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Gita plans to reunite with her long-estranged father, not knowing that he is waiting for her younger sister, Mita, to return. The two siblings then struggle to win back his trust.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

An industrious girl who drives an autorickshaw to support her family meets an arrogant entrepreneur and eventually marries him.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

Lord Shiva tries his best to convince Parvati to bestow a boon to Tarakasur's sons. Eventually, Parvati reluctantly presents a precondition to Tarakasur's sons before accepting their request.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

After Parvati declines to reply to the call of Tarakasura's sons, Lord Shiva teaches her the duty of Goddess.

After being cruelly separated from her lover by an obsessed Cheel in Satya Yuga, a vengeful shape-shifting Adi Naagin gets reincarnated in Kali Yuga to avenge the past and fulfil her unrequited love.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Tara reveals to Shreemoyee that Nishi couldn't enter the temple because she is an evil spirit. To confirm her suspicion, Shreemoyee confronts Nishi. Later, Aghor Tantrik informs Rudro's father to kick Shreemoyee out of the house.

Jasmin dreams of going to Canada, while her friend Tonu encourages her to believe in herself. However, both of them are unaware of their friend Veer's feelings for Jasmin.

Taranath gives up tantrism but is forced to take it up again in order to save mankind from evil. However, he gets involved in a series of strange cases which threaten many lives.

Tulsi, an upright girl who never compromises on her morals, crosses paths with Agni, who comes from a rich and influential family. Their conflicting personalities create tensions between them.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Tulsi, an upright girl who never compromises on her morals, crosses paths with Agni, who comes from a rich and influential family. Their conflicting personalities create tensions between them.

Although pampered by her family, motherless Aru tries to find her ideal mother, one with long hair, bright eyes and a beautiful smile.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Jasmin dreams of going to Canada, while her friend Tonu encourages her to believe in herself. However, both of them are unaware of their friend Veer's feelings for Jasmin.

Taranath gives up tantrism but is forced to take it up again in order to save mankind from evil. However, he gets involved in a series of strange cases which threaten many lives.

Nayantara, the daughter of a shape-shifting snake, wants to take revenge against those who hurt her parents. She crosses paths with Brinda, a simple girl who loves her family.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Nayantara, the daughter of a shape-shifting snake, wants to take revenge against those who hurt her parents. She crosses paths with Brinda, a simple girl who loves her family.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

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A bridegroom disagrees to marry due to the non-payment of dowry by the bride's father. In spite of his brother's request, he remains stubborn and decides to stop his wedding.

An industrious girl who drives an autorickshaw to support her family meets an arrogant entrepreneur and eventually marries him.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Anandi is ready to tie the knot with her long-time partner Bikram. However, the untimely death of her father leaves her devastated.

Sohag, a young girl, faces many problems in her life due to her weight. However, she embraces her body and fights against the social concept of beauty.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Although pampered by her family, motherless Aru tries to find her ideal mother, one with long hair, bright eyes and a beautiful smile.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Jasmine, who lives in a small village in Punjab, dreams of flying to Canada and leading a rosy life there. She is unaware that Fateh is crazily in love with her and wants to help fulfil her dreams.

Taranath gives up tantrism but is forced to take it up again in order to save mankind from evil. However, he gets involved in a series of strange cases which threaten many lives.

Tulsi, an upright girl who never compromises on her morals, crosses paths with Agni, who comes from a rich and influential family. Their conflicting personalities create tensions between them.

When differences between the Kaurava and the Pandava clans lead them to the threshold of war, Lord Krishna decides to step in and take control of the situation.

Tulsi, an upright girl who never compromises on her morals, crosses paths with Agni, who comes from a rich and influential family. Their conflicting personalities create tensions between them.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Tara, scared by Nishi, takes shelter in the temple. Nishi is determined to get Tara out, so she tries to burn the temple down. Tara prays to Goddess Kali who helps her get out of the temple is unharmed. What is going to be Nishi's next move?

An industrious girl who drives an autorickshaw to support her family meets an arrogant entrepreneur and eventually marries him.

Jasmine, who lives in a small village in Punjab, dreams of flying to Canada and leading a rosy life there. She is unaware that Fateh is crazily in love with her and wants to help fulfil her dreams.

Taranath gives up tantrism but is forced to take it up again in order to save mankind from evil. However, he gets involved in a series of strange cases which threaten many lives.

An industrious girl who drives an autorickshaw to support her family meets an arrogant entrepreneur and eventually marries him.

Tara, scared by Nishi, takes shelter in the temple. Nishi is determined to get Tara out, so she tries to burn the temple down. Tara prays to Goddess Kali who helps her get out of the temple is unharmed. What is going to be Nishi's next move?

Nayantara, the daughter of a shape-shifting snake, wants to take revenge against those who hurt her parents. She crosses paths with Brinda, a simple girl who loves her family.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Nayantara, the daughter of a shape-shifting snake, wants to take revenge against those who hurt her parents. She crosses paths with Brinda, a simple girl who loves her family.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Nayantara, the daughter of a shape-shifting snake, wants to take revenge against those who hurt her parents. She crosses paths with Brinda, a simple girl who loves her family.

Following Lord Shiva's suggestions, Parvati agrees to bestow a boon upon Tarakasur's sons, but she is surprised when they seek protection as their preferred boon.

Nayantara, the daughter of a shape-shifting snake, wants to take revenge against those who hurt her parents. She crosses paths with Brinda, a simple girl who loves her family.

Tara, scared by Nishi, takes shelter in the temple. Nishi is determined to get Tara out, so she tries to burn the temple down. Tara prays to Goddess Kali who helps her get out of the temple is unharmed. What is going to be Nishi's next move?

Mainavati and Himavan refuse to accept the proposal for Parvati and Lord Shiva's marriage, and Parvati agrees to fulfil their wish.

Lord Shiva and his wife, Goddess Parvati, navigate their relationship and duties and offer sacrifices and brave separation to selflessly care for humanity.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Anandi is ready to tie the knot with her long-time partner Bikram. However, the untimely death of her father leaves her devastated.

Tara, scared by Nishi, takes shelter in the temple. Nishi is determined to get Tara out, so she tries to burn the temple down. Tara prays to Goddess Kali who helps her get out of the temple is unharmed. What is going to be Nishi's next move?

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Shiva tries his best to convince Parvati to bestow a boon to Tarakasur's sons. Eventually, Parvati reluctantly presents a precondition to Tarakasur's sons before accepting their request.

Daksha plans to avenge Brahma and declares that no one in his kingdom will be able to worship Lord Shiva. Goddess Lakshmi becomes shocked to see Lord Shiva's apathy.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Lord Shiva announces that he will take all the children to Kailash with him. Narad Muni is impressed with Lord Shiva's decision.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

When differences between the Kaurava and the Pandava clans lead them to the threshold of war, Lord Krishna decides to step in and take control of the situation.

Mahajan, Shibnath's employer, is against Shibnath's decision to marry Renu and falsely frames him for a crime. Later, Shibnath's son, Suman, grows up to resent him.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Bhishma takes an oath to forfeit the throne for Satyavati and Shantanu's children. Years later, he rescues Vichitravirya, Satyavati's son, when he is captured by the king of Panchala for his misdeeds.

Nishi manipulates Rudro's father and asks him to demolish the ancestral temple as she is unable to harm Tara while the temple stands. Shreemoyee is aware that demolishing the temple would be catastrophic.

Nishi manipulates Rudro's father and asks him to demolish the ancestral temple as she is unable to harm Tara while the temple stands. Shreemoyee is aware that demolishing the temple would be catastrophic.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

After failing to get his father's identity from Parvati, Kartikeya decides to appeal to Lord Shiva for the truth.

Nishi manipulates Rudro's father and asks him to demolish the ancestral temple as she is unable to harm Tara while the temple stands. Shreemoyee is aware that demolishing the temple would be catastrophic.

Lord Shiva is pleased by Kartikeya's commitment and urges him to seek a boon. However, Kartikeya sees the opportunity and requests the fact about his parents.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Nishi manipulates Rudro's father and asks him to demolish the ancestral temple as she is unable to harm Tara while the temple stands. Shreemoyee is aware that demolishing the temple would be catastrophic.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Sati goes out to find flowers for a ceremony and comes across a young boy who worships Lord Shiva, making her father become angry.

Nandi decides to spend each day worshipping the gods after learning that he cannot live long. Lord Shiva saves Nandi's life when Yamraj arrives to take him.

Daksha grows enraged after Shiva's followers suddenly show up at his assembly. The followers apologise to Sati, and Daksha lets her decide about forgiveness.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

Bhishma takes an oath to forfeit the throne for Satyavati and Shantanu's children. Years later, he rescues Vichitravirya, Satyavati's son, when he is captured by the king of Panchala for his misdeeds.

Ajit adopts Chandu, who later falls for a girl named Mala. Trouble arises for Chandu when Mala's father turns out to be Ajit's boss.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

On Satyavati's insistence, Bhishma travels to Kashi to seek his daughters as brides for Vichitravirya. Later, Princess Amba is furious when Bhishma defeats King Salva, whom she wishes to marry.

Tara convinces Rudro's father against demolishing the temple but now the whole family holds Shreemoyee responsible for that. Rudro stands by his wife during this tough time and provides moral support to her.

Tara convinces Rudro's father against demolishing the temple but now the whole family holds Shreemoyee responsible for that. Rudro stands by his wife during this tough time and provides moral support to her.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

After Lord Shiva reveals the truth about his father, Kartikeya becomes shocked and breaks down in tears.

Lord Shiva tries to explain and console a heartbroken Kartikeya. He and Goddess Parvati feel heavy-hearted when Kartikeya refuses to accept them.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Tara convinces Rudro's father against demolishing the temple but now the whole family holds Shreemoyee responsible for that. Rudro stands by his wife during this tough time and provides moral support to her.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

A furious Sati attempts to summon Lord Shiva but fails as he refuses to appear in front of her. Daksha curses Chandra Dev during the fight.

Lord Shiva responds to Chandra Dev's prayer and lifts the curse with the crescent moon over his head, returning everything to nature.

Maa Shakti, a divine goddess in Hinduism, transforms herself in various forms and uses her power to bring balance to the universe.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

On Satyavati's insistence, Bhishma travels to Kashi to seek his daughters as brides for Vichitravirya. Later, Princess Amba is furious when Bhishma defeats King Salva, whom she wishes to marry.

A devoted family man's world shatters when betrayal leads to tragedy, leaving loved ones divided and struggling to rebuild trust amidst deep-seated resentment.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

A furious Amba leaves Hatinapura to seek help from Lord Parashurama when Bhisma refuses to marry her. Later, Vichitravirya collapses on the ground before he is crowned as king.

Rudro's father learns from Hari Pandit that there is a threat looming on the house and he should perform a ritual to get rid of it.

Rudro's father learns from Hari Pandit that there is a threat looming on the house and he should perform a ritual to get rid of it.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.

Following the cessation of the Kurukshetra War, Lord Krishna arrives in Dwarka to find turmoil and disarray. He then strives to re-establish harmony and faith.

A heartbroken Kartikeya vows to remain with his guardians and not to go to Kailash to see his parents.

Kartikeya recognises the sage form of Mahadev, and Bhandasura discloses Kartikeya's location to the sons of Tarakasura.

Bamakhyapa, a saint living in the 18th century, is a great devotee of Goddess Tara. Though he is against the unconventional orthodox temple practices, he uses his divine powers to help the needy.