Parvati tries to calm Kartikey who is furious with Lohitang for insulting Mahadev. She informs Kartikey about Mahadev fulfilling Lord Vishnu’s responsibilities.

Lohitang is delighted as Indradev fails to conspire against him and Shankhchur. Indradev surrenders and relinquishes Swarg Lok to Lohitang, who appoints Shankhchur as the King of Swarg Lok.

Shankhchur decides to undertake the responsibilities of Swarg Lok. Meanwhile, Narad makes Lohitang realise Mahadev’s compassion for him.

Lohitang is adamant on destroying Kashi. He vows to Tulsi to take care of Shankhchur. Shankhchur instructs the deities to follow the new rules.

Mahadev is occupied in performing sadhana for Lord Vishnu’s sake. Meanwhile, Lord Brahma is elated on learning about Kashi’s destruction.

The deities are elated when Dattatreya appears in front of them. Narad captivates Dattatreya with his devotion.

Lord Brahma makes Kartikey aware of Lohitang’s intention against Jyotirlinga and Mahadev.

Mahadev assures Nigas of his innocence. Nigas decides to sacrifice his life for Lord Vishnu’s welfare.

Dev Kampan alerts Shankhchur and Lohitang to be careful of the deities. Shankhchur refuses to surrender in front of the deities and vows to attack Mahadev in order to conquer Kailash

Lohitang assures Tulsi that he will stop Shankhchur from fighting. Meanwhile, the deities and the asuras battle it out.

The deities warn Shankhchur to surrender before them. But Shankhchur still decides to fight Mahadev.

Dev Kampan urges Lohitang to fight Mahadev using the power of music. Meanwhile, Kartikey challenges Shankhchur in the battlefield and Ganesh offers him a final chance to surrender.

Dev Kampan stops Lohitang from fighting against the deities. Meanwhile, Mahadev succeeds in placating Kali. Shankhchur challenges Parvati to defeat him.

Shankhchur accuses Lord Vishnu and Mahadev of deceiving him and attacks Mahadev in front of the deities. Mahadev destroys Shankhchur out of anger.

Tulsi is tormented to see Shankchur’s dead body. She confronts Lohitang for not protecting him.

A bereaved Tulsi continues to believe that Lord Vishnu destroyed Shankhchur but she expiates for cursing Lord Vishnu after he elucidates his concern for Shankhchur to her.

Lohitang mourns Tulsi's death and vows to destroy Mahadev with the power of Tandava. Aware of Lohitang's intentions, Mahadev and Parvati set out to tame him.

Prithvi Devi elucidates Mahadev’s omnipotence to Lohitang. For the welfare of Lohitang, Pippalada strives to guide him on the right path.

Prithvi Devi regrets on failing to placate Lohitang. Lohitang, with an intention of destroying Mahadev, proceeds towards Kailash.

Lohitang's aggressive attitude against Mahadev reaches its extreme. He applies the power of music to attack Mahadev and the deities, which leads to destruction in the universe.

Despite several attempts, Lohitang fails to attack Mahadev. The miraculous power of Mahadev's damaru placates Lohitang, who in a state of bereavement, recalls Andhaka, Shankhchur and Tulsi.

Mahadev enlightens Lohitang of Prithvi Devi’s greatness and her affection for Lohitang, who then apologises to Mahadev, Prithvi Devi and other deities for his transgressions.

The war comes to a halt. Kailash is tranquil and serene. Menavati and Himavan worry about Parvati's well-being.

Parvati is elated when Menavati and Himavan visit Kailash. Mahadev endeavours to commiserate with Parvati but Parvati is troubled by a premonition.

The deities strive to stop Kronch from causing destruction, while Kronch goes on a rampant display of his power.

Kartikey and many sages attend Mahadev’s sermon. Meanwhile, Kronch teams up with Banasur to destroy Himavan, but Vaani opposes their decision.

Parvati leaves Kailash for the welfare of Menavati and Himavan. Indradev intends to mislead Kronch but Kronch discovers his true intentions.

Parvati warns Kronch that he will have to fight against her if he attacks Himavan. She condemns Banasur for misusing Mahadev's power, while Banasur aims to rule over the universe and challenges Parvati.

Banasur misleads Kronch, and is keen to become the King of the Himalayas. Meanwhile, Menavati and Parvati are annoyed with Kronch, who challenges Himavan in the battlefield.

Rishi Agastya fails to take back his curse on Kronch. Kartikey offers a chance to Kronch to surrender before Himavan but he refuses.

Kronch's death traumatises Menavati and she condemns Banasur for misguiding Kronch. Kartikey is dejected on witnessing Menavati's condition.

Parvati's departure leaves Mahadev feeling dejected. Lord Vishnu says that Parvati has to be reborn as a virgin teenage girl to destroy Banasur.

Lord Vishnu succeeds in organising the yagya with the support of the saints. Parvati is now reborn as Kumari.

Vaani condemns Banasur for his misdeed. Mahadev and Parvati's families interact with Kumari.

Nandi narrates the story of how Mahadev and Parvati inspired him to get married. He gets upset on recalling Mahadev's reclusive life.

Kumari seeks Guru Pratyaya’s guidance for enlightenment about Rudraksha. Guru Pratyaya foresees Banasur's destruction.

Banasurs army tortures teenage girls and tries to get them married against their will. However, Kumari, Natesh, Nandi and Murugan fight against them and save the girls.

Banasur sets out to attack Adi Shakti, and desperately searches for her. Meanwhile, Kumari remains outraged and Lord Vishnu tries to placate her.

Under Lord Vishnu's guidance, Devi Lakshmi gives dancing lessons to Kumari in order to placate her.

Kumari continues to think of Mahadev. In a desperate state, she insists that Guru Pratyaya speak of Mahadev to her.

Guru Pratyaya enlightens Kumari about the power of Mahadev and the significance of Shiv and Shakti.

Kumaris devotion to Mahadev makes her anxious to marry him and the deities are distressed to witness it.

Lord Vishnu stops Mahadev from meeting Kumari. Meanwhile, Kumari desperately expects Mahadev to meet her.

Banasur attempts to mislead Kumari about Mahadev, but Kumari succeeds in destroying Banasur. Later, glimpses of her past occur to her in a flash and she transforms back into Parvati.

Ganesh is blessed with two babies. Parvati names the babies Kshema and Labha. Mahadev comes out of meditation and advises Ganesh about how to be a good father.

Devotees belonging to different communities worship Mahadev. Mahadev tells that the greatest devotion to him is to help the needy and distressed.