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.

Vijay gets a fake medicine degree and gets married to Raveena. However, chaos ensues when the woman's family finds out the truth.

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 is curious because she is unable to figure out why Aghor Bhoirab tried to kill her. To find out about more about Bhoirab, she seeks Rudro's help. Will Rudro be able to help her? Watch the full episode, now on Jio Cinema.

Shreemoyee is curious because she is unable to figure out why Aghor Bhoirab tried to kill her. To find out about more about Bhoirab, she seeks Rudro's help. Will Rudro be able to help her? Watch the full episode, now on Jio Cinema.

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 is curious because she is unable to figure out why Aghor Bhoirab tried to kill her. To find out about more about Bhoirab, she seeks Rudro's help. Will Rudro be able to help her? Watch the full episode, now on Jio Cinema.

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.

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.

Without informing anyone, Shreemoyee leaves the house and goes to meet the pandit with Tara. How will everyone react once they learn about Shreemoyee's escapade?

Without informing anyone, Shreemoyee leaves the house and goes to meet the pandit with Tara. How will everyone react once they learn about Shreemoyee's escapade?

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.

Without informing anyone, Shreemoyee leaves the house and goes to meet the pandit with Tara. How will everyone react once they learn about Shreemoyee's escapade?

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.

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 learns from the pandit that after one year, Tara will acquire great powers and for that she will have to protect herself from people like Aghor Tantrik. Later, Rudro reaches the temple where Shreemoyee has come to learn about Tara.

Shreemoyee learns from the pandit that after one year, Tara will acquire great powers and for that she will have to protect herself from people like Aghor Tantrik. Later, Rudro reaches the temple where Shreemoyee has come to learn about Tara.

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 learns from the pandit that after one year, Tara will acquire great powers and for that she will have to protect herself from people like Aghor Tantrik. Later, Rudro reaches the temple where Shreemoyee has come to learn about Tara.

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.

A lazy man must rise to the occasion when his brother lands in trouble. However, with two beautiful women chasing after him, the man struggles to make the right decisions.

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.

Despite her mother-in-law's unwillingness, Shreemoyee keeps Tara with her for the night to protect her. Elsewhere, Aghor Tantrik sends Nishi, a supernatural spirit, to get Tara for him. Can Shreemoyee protect little Tara from the evil spirit?

Despite her mother-in-law's unwillingness, Shreemoyee keeps Tara with her for the night to protect her. Elsewhere, Aghor Tantrik sends Nishi, a supernatural spirit, to get Tara for him. Can Shreemoyee protect little Tara from the evil spirit?

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.

Despite her mother-in-law's unwillingness, Shreemoyee keeps Tara with her for the night to protect her. Elsewhere, Aghor Tantrik sends Nishi, a supernatural spirit, to get Tara for him. Can Shreemoyee protect little Tara from the evil spirit?

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.

Three children lose their father and get separated from each other while escaping a fire. However, when they reunite, they vow to take revenge against their father's killer.

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.

Mhalsa decides to get married to Murli after being forced by Malla. Meanwhile, Martand transforms into Lord Shiva's avatar.

A frightened Tara takes shelter in the temple after Nishi puts everyone in the house to sleep. While trying to run, Tara disturbs an oil lamp which falls down and causes a fire. Trapped inside the temple, who will come to Tara's rescue now?

A frightened Tara takes shelter in the temple after Nishi puts everyone in the house to sleep. While trying to run, Tara disturbs an oil lamp which falls down and causes a fire. Trapped inside the temple, who will come to Tara's rescue now?

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 frightened Tara takes shelter in the temple after Nishi puts everyone in the house to sleep. While trying to run, Tara disturbs an oil lamp which falls down and causes a fire. Trapped inside the temple, who will come to Tara's rescue now?

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.

Mhalsa decides to get married to Murli after being forced by Malla. Meanwhile, Martand transforms into Lord Shiva's avatar.

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.

Mhalsa decides to get married to Murli after being forced by Malla. Meanwhile, Martand transforms into Lord Shiva's avatar.

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.

Sabuj learns that Sathi, the girl he loves, is his friend Rahul's girlfriend and decides to conceal his feelings for her while secretly doing everything to keep her happy.

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.

Martand destroys the soldiers sent to kill him with his fiery meditation. Meanwhile, Mhalsa tells Martand that she has decided to marry Murli.

Tara puts out the fire and points to Shreemoyee that the front door is open. Later, Tulshi says that she won't let the reception happen until Tara is removed from the house. Can Shreemoyee convince her to forgive Tara?

Tara puts out the fire and points to Shreemoyee that the front door is open. Later, Tulshi says that she won't let the reception happen until Tara is removed from the house. Can Shreemoyee convince her to forgive Tara?

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 puts out the fire and points to Shreemoyee that the front door is open. Later, Tulshi says that she won't let the reception happen until Tara is removed from the house. Can Shreemoyee convince her to forgive Tara?

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.

Martand destroys the soldiers sent to kill him with his fiery meditation. Meanwhile, Mhalsa tells Martand that she has decided to marry Murli.

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.

Martand destroys the soldiers sent to kill him with his fiery meditation. Meanwhile, Mhalsa tells Martand that she has decided to marry Murli.

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 a police inspector manages to capture a member of a human trafficking ring, the gang leader vows to take revenge. He relentlessly hunts for the officer with an intention to kill 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.

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Tulshi announces in front of everybody at the reception that Shreemoyee can never become a mother. She says that Shreemoyee's parents knew about this but did not tell her before the wedding. Listening to Tulshi saying this, Shreemoyee is heartbroken.

Tulshi announces in front of everybody at the reception that Shreemoyee can never become a mother. She says that Shreemoyee's parents knew about this but did not tell her before the wedding. Listening to Tulshi saying this, Shreemoyee is heartbroken.

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.

Tulshi announces in front of everybody at the reception that Shreemoyee can never become a mother. She says that Shreemoyee's parents knew about this but did not tell her before the wedding. Listening to Tulshi saying this, Shreemoyee is heartbroken.

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.

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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.

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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.

Misunderstandings cause Prijay and Susmita's marriage to fall apart and she moves to her brother Prakash's house. Prijay's illness, however, makes her rethink her decision.

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 slaying Murli with his trident, Martand charges into Malla's palace and tosses Murli's decapitated head at Malla's feet, leaving everyone shocked.

Rudro's father disowns Rudro's brother Palash for embarrassing the family at the reception ceremony. Nishi sees this as an opportunity and plans to manipulate Palash to turn him against his family and get to Tara.

Rudro's father disowns Rudro's brother Palash for embarrassing the family at the reception ceremony. Nishi sees this as an opportunity and plans to manipulate Palash to turn him against his family and get to Tara.

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's father disowns Rudro's brother Palash for embarrassing the family at the reception ceremony. Nishi sees this as an opportunity and plans to manipulate Palash to turn him against his family and get to Tara.

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.

After slaying Murli with his trident, Martand charges into Malla's palace and tosses Murli's decapitated head at Malla's feet, leaving everyone shocked.

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 determined police officer seeks justice from a man who destroyed his father's life several years ago.

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 gets a strong hunch that Tara's life could be in danger. Soon, Palash returns to the house on the pretext of reuniting Tara with her mother. But, will Shreemoyee let Palash take Tara away?

Shreemoyee gets a strong hunch that Tara's life could be in danger. Soon, Palash returns to the house on the pretext of reuniting Tara with her mother. But, will Shreemoyee let Palash take Tara away?

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 gets a strong hunch that Tara's life could be in danger. Soon, Palash returns to the house on the pretext of reuniting Tara with her mother. But, will Shreemoyee let Palash take Tara away?

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.

Avijit and Avinash are partners but the latter frames Avijit for killing their manager and acquires the entire business. Avijit's son, Bijoy, decides to take revenge on Avinash.

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.

Despite being hurt on their wedding day, Mhalsa and Martand gear up for the decisive battle to defend Jejuri. Mani recites mantras and conjures two celestial swords to assist them.

Palash returns to Nishi after he fails to convince his family that Nishi is Tara's mother. While Nishi is still adamant about not visiting his house, Palash suggests they get married so that he can take her to his home.

Palash returns to Nishi after he fails to convince his family that Nishi is Tara's mother. While Nishi is still adamant about not visiting his house, Palash suggests they get married so that he can take her to his home.

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.

Palash returns to Nishi after he fails to convince his family that Nishi is Tara's mother. While Nishi is still adamant about not visiting his house, Palash suggests they get married so that he can take her to his home.

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.