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.

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