Chapter 1 : Radha-Krishn's teenage Krishn's devotee, Sridama curses
Radha-
Lakshmi in
Goloka to forget Krishn for 100 years and live on
Earth. This was a part of cosmic play as it was time for
Krishn-
Vishnu to make his entry into the mortal world to save
Bhudevi from evil. Radha and Krishna are reborn in
Barsana and
Mathura respectively. Krishn is destined to kill his evil maternal uncle,
Kansa. Meanwhile, Ayan, Radha's friend loves Radha and he tries to separate Radha from Krishn. Krishn defeats Vyomasura, a
demon whose marriage was fixed with Radha. Krishn removes all humanly weaknesses like
bhaya (fear),
moha (greed),
krodha (anger),
irshya (envy),
ahankara (pride), grihna (hatred) and heenbhavna (lack of self-confidence) out of Radha. In the process, she becomes closer to Krishn but is forced to marry Ayan. Later she realises that this marriage is merely an illusion as she can't marry anyone except Krishna because she is the incarnation of
Lakshmi and Krishn is none other than
Vishnu, Lakshmi's consort. Radha understands that her marriage is fake and eternally, she is Krishn's consort after
Brahma completes Brahma Kalyāna (heavenly wedding) of Radha and Krishn in Goloka.
Ugrasena is crowned king. Now, Krishn, Balarama and the
Yadavas move to
Dwaraka, their new home. Balarama marries
Revati (Jyotishmati) in her earlier life, who loved Balarama as
Shesha. Elsewhere, Krishn marries
Rukmini. Later, Krishna also marries
Satyabhama and
Jambavati. He then kills the evil
Narakasura and his general Mura. ===Chapter 2 :
Mahabharata=== The
Pandavas have escaped
the lac-palace incident which was organised by their evil cousins – the
Kauravas, headed by
Duryodhana and his brother
Dushasana, their uncle
Shakuni and Duryodhana's friend
Karna. He helps Panchala king
Drupada arrange a Swayamvara for his daughter
Draupadi, who was born from a
yajna. The third Pandava prince
Arjuna wins Draupadi's svayamvara and marries her, however circumstances force Draupadi to marry all five Pandavas. The Pandavas receive a new kingdom
Indraprastha, faraway from
Hastinapura due to the conflict with the Kauravas. Krishn's sister
Subhadra elopes with
Arjuna, whereas Krishn kills the Pundra king
Paundraka Vasudeva, an impostor. The second Pandava
Bhima also kills the Magadha king
Jarasandha. Pandavas soon perform Rajasuya Yagna where they gain supremacy over all of
Aryavarta, where Krishn's cousin
Shishupala interrupts the ceremony, only to be killed by Krishn. Later, Duryodhana organises a dice game with Shakuni wherein Pandavas lose all their wealth and are humiliated, while Krishna saves Draupadi from getting disrobed in the court by Dushasana. Later, the Pandavas and Draupadi are exiled for 13 years. Upon their return starts the
Kurukshetra War, where Arjuna receives from Krishn, the knowledge of
Bhagavad Gita.
Shikhandi (who got a boon from
Lord Shiva to kill Bhishma in her previous birth as
Amba) kills
Bhishma. Dhrishtadyumna kills
Dronacharya, Arjuna kills Karna. Sahadeva kills Shakuni, whereas Bhima kills all the 100 Kauravas, with the war ending with the death of Duryodhana. Gandhari curses Krishn that the Yadava clan will be similarly destroyed. On the other hand, Krishn turns Ayan into a better person.
Chapter 3 : Punarmilan Krishn returns to Dwaraka.
Pradyumna returns to Dwaraka and marries Rukmavati, and a son
Aniruddha is born to them. To Jambavati and Krishn, a son
Samba is born, who is termed to be the reason for the Yadava destruction as cursed by Gandhari. Samba grows up to be short-tempered but loves his family, especially his mother; however, he hates Radha. Later, Samba, Aniruddha, and Balaram's sons Nishath and Ulmuk are sent to
Gurukula along with Radha and return after a few years, as teens. Aniruddha is kept in captivity at Shonitapura, the kingdom of
Banasura, by his daughter Usha. This soon results in a war between Krishn and Banasura, wherein
Shiva has to fight for Banasura due to his boon, resulting in a faceoff between Krishn and Shiva. Krishn defeats Shiva and punishes Banasura for kidnapping his grandson. Soon, Aniruddha is married to Usha while Samba is married to Hastinapur's Kaurava princess,
Lakshmanaa,
Duryodhana and
Bhanumati's daughter. As Samba had previously joined hands with Banasura, he is cursed with leprosy by Krishn. When Samba steals the Siamantak mani, Dwarka is plunged into darkness. With Samba praying to the moon, and Radha praying to the sun. This leads to Samba being cursed by Ganesha. Later, Radha helps him recover. Because of Samba's evil ploy, Radha loses her memory. Krishn shows her their childhood memories and she eventually remembers him. When Krishn ends up disrupting Bali's yagya, he is forced to declare his end. Radha, disturbed by this, get the boon of dying before Krishn from Saraswati. Samba tricks Yamuna into awakening Shani. However, even his Vakra Drishti has a positive effect on Radha and Krishn. Radha and Krishn then play Dwarka's Last holi. Shankhchuda (rebirth of Sridama) enters the story and has a loving wife,
Tulasi, who is his strength but he only uses her. With the help of Tulasi and her devotion to him, Shankhchuda got immense strength and he vows to destroy the whole universe. Krishn disguises himself as Shankhchuda and goes to Tulasi to break her devotion. After Shankhchuda is killed, Tulasi feels cheated. She curses Krishn to become a stone (
sālagrāma). Radha enables Banke Bihari. He helps Tulasi realise the truth. However, Tulasi realizes her mistake after she remembers her past. She decides to take her curse back and transforms herself into a
Tulasi plant. She then marries Krishn in this form and is told to remain on earth in that form. This displays Tulasi Kalyāna (Tulsi's wedding). Krishn kills Dantavakra Consequently,
Hanuman visits Dwarka and witnesses
Rama,
Lakshmana, and
Sita in Krishn, Balarama, and Radha respectively. He gets to know that Krishn and Radha were Rama and Sita in their previous birth and they in turn, are none other than Vishnu and Lakshmi. When Alakshmi arrives at Dwarka to claim Krishn, she is defeated by the Mahalakshmi in Radha. Lord Shiva suggests that Krishn should perform the
Ashwamedh Yagya, for which he would need someone as his consort (ardhāngini). Krishn chooses Rukmini to sit with him for the yajna; to this his other queens object, claiming that they are equally eligible for sitting with him. Narada advised performing
Tulabhara (balancing) in order to find the perfect consort for Krishn. On the weighing scale, Krishn is in one balance and the other queens have to put their jewellery to win Krishn. Rukmini arrives and places a pair of bangles gifted by Krishn and a
tulasi leaf, and wins him upon balancing the scale. However everyone realizes Radha is the perfect ardhangini to Krishn, the yagya is called off. Bal Ganesh is brought back, according to Parvati's wish. He steals the Sudarshan chakra. Later he writes the Mahabharata in partnership with Vyasa. Ganesh returns the Chakra and also defeats Mohasur. After Krishn's 100th
Janmashtami (birthday), the time finally comes, when Sridama's curse comes to an end and Radha remembers everything about Goloka and her true identity as a goddess and the consort of Krishn. However, after Krishn refuses to go to Goloka immediately, Radha ends their relationship of love on Earth. But she reinstates it on Radhashtami, after some convincing. Radha dreams about Jara killing Krishn. All her efforts to keep them away from each other fail. Krishn ends up teaching Jara archery. Jara then fades out of the story. Radha kills Kaptasur, Shalva's accomplice, and Krishn's lookalike, after she realizes his evilness. Afterward, Vidhurath, brother of
Dantavakra, tries to kill Radha but gets executed by Krishn's
Sudarshana Chakra. Later, Samba insults Rishi
Durvasa in disguise, only to get cursed to be the cause of the Yadava tribe's destruction. Nishath is manipulated by Shukracharya, and Musal is created with all of Samba's hate. Samba takes a turn for the better. Shalva kills Pradyumna. He is killed by Krishn. Pradyumna is resurrected. Romharshan is killed by Balaram. Radha and Krishn visit Vrindavan. Nrigasur is liberated and Balaram kills Dwividh. Hans is a demon who marries off youngsters against their wish. When Radha protests, he lusts for her and agrees to stop it if she marries him. Radha agrees. However she puts the condition that he must weigh her in gold. Hans fails to do so. When he abducts Radha, Krishn breaks Mahadev's boon and kills Hans. To settle the fight, Krishna narrates the story of Bhasmasur. Mahadev accepts his fault. Vishnu has returned to Vaikuntha, however, there is still unrest on Earth.
Narada asks some sages who should be worthy of accepting a sacrificial offering. Many say it should be
Brahma or
Vishnu or
Shiva. Narada asks Bhrigu to visit the three gods. Bhrigu visits Brahma, but he is engrossed by the music played by his wife
Saraswati. Bhrigu grows impatient and curses him to never be worshipped on Earth. Bhrigu visits Shiva, only to find him spending time with
Parvati. Bhrigu curses Shiva to be worshipped as a
lingam by all on Earth. Bhrigu visits Vishnu but is dismayed to see Lakshmi massaging his feet, actually out of love for her husband. Bhrigu stamps the sleeping Vishnu on his chest. Vishnu then massages Bhrigu's foot and shuts his third arrogant eye. Bhrigu realises his mistake and asks for repentance while asking him to accept the offering. Mahalakshmi curses the entire Brahman community to become penniless. Vishnu agrees and sees a crying Lakshmi. Lakshmi condemns Vishnu, saying that Bhrigu stamped on his chest, Lakshmi's second abode (vakshasthala), thereby indirectly insulting Lakshmi too. She leaves Vaikuntha and is reborn as Bhargavi, the daughter of Bhrigu. He knows her divine truth, and confines her to the house so that she will never meet her Narayan as he is scared that Vishnu will come and take Bhargavi away. Narayan arrives as Srinivas. He poses as a dance teacher to the local princess, Padmavathi. He also starts teaching Bhargavi dance. Srinivas and Bhargavi fall in love. He promises her that they will marry with her father's consent.Padmavathi also falls in love with Srinivas and she is blissfully unaware of Srinivas's love for Bhargavi. Bhrigu intends to marry off Bhargavi to Vasu, Padmavathi's evil brother. In a turn of events, Srinivas takes away Padmavathi from her swayamvar, after which Srinivas reveals his love to Padmavathi. However, Padmavathi is adamant, and Srinivas is forced to marry her, against his wish. This leads to Bhargavi leaving
Venkatgiri forever. She goes all the way to Karvipur. She faces many challenges there. As Srinivas cannot meet Bhargavi directly, he and Govindraj (his brother) disguise themselves as Venkatesh and his wife Bharya. They make Bhargavi realise her love for both Srinivas as well as Venkatesh. When Kohlasur attacks them, Bhargavi becomes Devi Ambabai and kills him. After this, Shrinivas reveals his swaroop and the Tirumala temple is established, with Padmavathi becoming Alamelu Manga. Radha-Krishn and Lakshmi-Narayan come out of the dream. They then face Shadripu. Vyasa presents the Mahabharata, but it lacks Prem-bhakti rasa. So, Vyasa starts working on Srimad Bhagavatam. Meanwhile, to help Rishi Garg compose Garg Samhita, Radha, Krishn and Balram go back in time and relive their childhood. When they come back to the present, Radha returns to Golok, the Yadav fratricidal war starts. Everyone dies in the war. Balaram takes jal samadhi, Dwarka is drowned and Jara fulfills his destiny of killing Krishn. Radha and Krishn reunite in Golok. The show ends with a maharaas. ==Cast==