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Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva's marriage is threatened when two demons wage war against him. However, with her unbound rage, she channels Mahakali, her warrior side.

With all her evil powers gone, Aghor Tantrik saves Nishi and tells her that Damori's witchcraft has been exposed. Now, Damori is to be sent to a spiritual centre for rehabilitation.

Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva's marriage is threatened when two demons wage war against him. However, with her unbound rage, she channels Mahakali, her warrior side.

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.

Never losing courage, Kiranmala, a warrior princess, goes on a mission to regain her family's respect by fighting the evil forces with all her might.

When Uma Nandan refuses to apologise for his behaviour, Lord Shiva decides to behead him as a punishment.

In a fit of blind rage, Goddess Parvati transforms into her 'Kaali' avatar. Bent on revenge, the goddess threatens to destroy the universe.

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.

With all her evil powers gone, Aghor Tantrik saves Nishi and tells her that Damori's witchcraft has been exposed. Now, Damori is to be sent to a spiritual centre for rehabilitation.

A religious leader engages followers in a discussion on faith and Christianity while explaining the meaning behind different verses from the Holy Bible.

Never losing courage, Kiranmala, a warrior princess, goes on a mission to regain her family's respect by fighting the evil forces with all her might.

When Uma Nandan refuses to apologise for his behaviour, Lord Shiva decides to behead him as a punishment.

In a fit of blind rage, Goddess Parvati transforms into her 'Kaali' avatar. Bent on revenge, the goddess threatens to destroy the universe.

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 marrying Shehrazaad, Emperor Shahryar plans on killing her the next day. However, she captures his attention by telling him a story, which postpones his decision to kill her every night.

The ruler of Magadh weds the child of his chief antagonist. However, the hostile parent seeks vengeance, preventing the newlyweds from finding tranquility.

Never losing courage, Kiranmala, a warrior princess, goes on a mission to regain her family's respect by fighting the evil forces with all her might.

When Ramen Babu complains about the owner of a brick field, he is attacked and killed by a gang. His children run away to safety, but they vow to avenge their father.

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 chieftain of the dacoits is furious with one of his gang members as he is unable to locate Ali Shahib's house, thereby ruining his plan. He decides to sacrifice him as a means of punishment.

Never losing courage, Kiranmala, a warrior princess, goes on a mission to regain her family's respect by fighting the evil forces with all her might.

The ruler of Magadh weds the child of his chief antagonist. However, the hostile parent seeks vengeance, preventing the newlyweds from finding tranquility.

Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva's marriage is threatened when two demons wage war against him. However, with her unbound rage, she channels Mahakali, her warrior side.

Srimoyee adopts a five-year-old orphan, Tara, in a bid to protect her from harm. However, unknown to her, Agharnath, a necromancer, plans to sacrifice Tara in order to attain immortality.

Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva's marriage is threatened when two demons wage war against him. However, with her unbound rage, she channels Mahakali, her warrior side.

Bama uncovers that the rich landlords inflict immense distress upon the feeble villagers.

Manasamangal shows Chandradhar clashing with goddess Manasa; Behula's courage saves her husband's family, and human spirit triumphs over divine power and social bias in time.

Parvati rushes to help her devotees after a group of women plead for help. Eventually, Shiv rechristens Parvati's avatar as 'Kaushiki'.

Bama uncovers that the rich landlords inflict immense distress upon the feeble villagers.

Srimoyee adopts a five-year-old orphan, Tara, in a bid to protect her from harm. However, unknown to her, Agharnath, a necromancer, plans to sacrifice Tara in order to attain immortality.

A religious leader engages followers in a discussion on faith and Christianity while explaining the meaning behind different verses from the Holy Bible.

Manasamangal shows Chandradhar clashing with goddess Manasa; Behula's courage saves her husband's family, and human spirit triumphs over divine power and social bias in time.

Parvati rushes to help her devotees after a group of women plead for help. Eventually, Shiv rechristens Parvati's avatar as 'Kaushiki'.

Bama uncovers that the rich landlords inflict immense distress upon the feeble villagers.

Manasamangal shows Chandradhar clashing with goddess Manasa; Behula's courage saves her husband's family, and human spirit triumphs over divine power and social bias in time.

After marrying Shehrazaad, Emperor Shahryar plans on killing her the next day. However, she captures his attention by telling him a story, which postpones his decision to kill her every night.

Bhishma discovers Kunti and Karna's relationship and bans Karna from fighting. Consequently, he forces Duryodhan to choose between them.

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An eager Bama demands information about Gayatri from Chandranarayan, but he refuses to answer. Later, Godai foretells the inescapable destruction awaiting Bhairabi.

After marrying Shehrazaad, Emperor Shahryar plans on killing her the next day. However, she captures his attention by telling him a story, which postpones his decision to kill her every night.

Manasamangal shows Chandradhar clashing with goddess Manasa; Behula's courage saves her husband's family, and human spirit triumphs over divine power and social bias in time.

Ved Vyas bestows upon Sanjay exceptional foresight to anticipate the battlefield. Subsequently, Krishna elects to steer Arjuna's chariot.