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.

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.