Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev

The deities worry on seeing the destruction caused by Bhramari Devi's anger. Mahadev meditates to pacify Parvati. Ganesh and Kartikay pray for their mother. Out of guilt, Kartikay resigns from the post of Senapati. Will Mahadev take another avatar to calm Parvati again?

The deities and Mahadev worry about the negativity in the universe. Lord Vishnu transforms himself into Mohini to pacify Bhramari Devi. Meanwhile, Mahishi decides to take revenge on Parvati for killing her brother. Mahadev knows that Parvati will not be able to kill Mahishi. Who will save Parvati?

On seeing Mohini, Parvati remembers Lord Vishnu's concern for her. Mohini succeeds in pacifying Parvati. But Mahishi has sworn vengeance against Parvati and the gods, so she tortures the rishis and the innocent people. The Devas worry about how Mahishi will be defeated, as she is blessed with immortality.

Mahadev performs leela to bring peace to the universe. In the process, his son Hariharaputra is born. Heeding Raja Rajasekhara's prayers, Mahadev hands over Hariharaputra to him and asks him to raise the child as his son. Mahadev names Hariharaputra as Manikantan. Mahishi plans to kill Manikantan.

The Mahamantri of Raja Rajasekhara conspires against Manikantan, to prevent him becoming Raja Rajasekhara's heir. He plots with Raja Rajasekhara's wife, the Maharani. In the forest, Mahishi attacks Manikantan.

Manikantan succeeds in killing Mahishi. Parvati liberates herself from Bhramari Devi avatar. Raja Rajasekhara apologises to Manikantan on behalf of the Mahamantri and Maharani. Mahadev helps him establish a temple for Manikantan. He declares that Manikantan will be worshipped as Ayyappa.

Mahadev's devotee Lakulesh desires to go to his temple. Mahadev is disturbed when Lakulesh emerges from his sadhana. He tells Parvati about Lakulesh's devotion. Mahadev then decides to reveal the secret of Sati to his devotee.

Lakulesh refuses to eat the prasad offered by a priest and the Maharaja. The Maharaja gets furious when he separates Shiva and Parvati's idol. Mahadev disguises himself as a saint to save Lakulesh from the Maharaja. How will Lakulesh react when he discovers the truth?

Bhola helps Lakulesh drink 'Mansarovar Jal'. Later, Lakulesh realises that Bhola was Mahadev in disguise. He feels bad that he couldn't recognise him and decides to visit Kailash. Parvati wishes to welcome him and that becomes a worry for Mahadev.

Ganesh, Nandi and the Shivgans welcome Lakulesh to Kailash. Parvati's presence shocks him and he insists she should stay away from Kailash to preserve Mahadev's sanctity. Still, Parvati helps him meet Mahadev. The gods worry on seeing Lakulesh's behaviour.

Lakulesh forbids Mahadev from eating the food prepared by Parvati. Mahadev scolds him for insulting Parvati. He tries to make Lakulesh realise that Parvati is his wife and is Adi Shakti. Lakulesh refuses to believe and leaves Kailash. Mahadev decides to perform sadhana for him.

Lakulesh tortures himself on thinking about Mahadev. Mahadev performs sadhana for Lakulesh in the cremation ground. Parvati worries about the consequences of Mahadev's sadhana. She transforms herself into Bhairavi to safeguard Tridev from the destruction. Bhairavi forbids Lakulesh from destroying himself. She tries to persuade Lakulesh about Mahadev's relationship with Adi Shakti, but he refuses to believe her. Lakulesh becomes glad on seeing Mahadev performing sadhana, and trusts in his sanctity.

Lakulesh insists Mahadev to stop his sadhana. Bhairavi tries to make Lakulesh realise about Mahadev's relationship with Sati and Adi Shakti. However, Lakulesh trusts in Mahadev's sanctity. Mahadev performs sadhana using Sati's skull. On Bhairavi's insistence, Lakulesh puts his vision on the skull, and learns about Mahadev and Sati's relationship. Mahadev completes his sadhana, and enlightens Lakulesh about his powers and incarnations. He decides to tell Lakulesh about Sati's secret.

Mahadev tells Lakulesh about the past incidents, related to Daksh. Lord Vishnu enlightens Daksh and Angira about Mahadev's renunciation. Lord Brahma becomes impressed with Daksh's intellectuality, and wishes to appoint him as the Prajapati. Daksh proves his power during the yagya, and seeks blessings of Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu. On Lord Vishnu's advice, Daksh worships the shivlings. He prays to Mahadev to bless him with the power of undertaking the responsibilities of the Prajapati.

Daksh consoles Prasuti on seeing her worried about him. He organises a havan, and invites the deities and the rishis. Daksh becomes annoyed on learning that Narad has motivated his sons to take renunciation. He vents his anger on Narad, and curses him. Daksh urges the rishis to marry his daughters. The innocent people face the atrocities of Daksh's army. Mahadev helps them to fight against the injustice. Daksh's army tries to attack Mahadev, but in vain.

Mahadev defeats Daksh's army, and rescues the innocent people. Daksh gets his daughters married to the rishis. On Lord Brahma's advice, Daksh performs sadhana for Mahadev and Adi Shakti. He prays to Adi Shakti to reincarnate as his daughter, and vows to get her married to Mahadev. Adi Shakti reincarnates as Daksh's daughter, Sati. Mahadev cuts off the fifth head of Lord Brahma as he criticises the Vedas. Daksh vents his anger on learning the same, and curses Mahadev. Prasuti takes care of Sati.

Daksh organises a 'Vasant Utsav' for Sati. He forbids her to leave the palace, but she defies him and heads north. Meanwhile, Lord Brahma worries about Mahadev's condition. Nandi and the Shivgans request Mahadev to return from his Krodhagni avatar.

Narad gets worried on seeing Mahadev's condition. He and Nandi's father strive to pacify Mahadev, but he decides to live a reclusive life. Will meeting Sati make him change his mind? Meanwhile, Sati discusses her future husband with her sisters.

In the forest, Mahadev tries to create a statue but is unable to do so. At Daksh's palace, Sati tries to draw a picture, but fails to do so. In Brahma Lok, Angira vents his anger on Lord Brahma for not appointing him Prajapati and insulting his son, Sadhbhish.