MUMBAI:Before Devi Parvati departs, Lord Shiva gently asks her to take something with her, saying he doesn’t want the world to believe that Mahakaleshwar sent her away empty-handed. Parvati requests nothing but a reflection of Lord Shiva himself, which lovingly accompanies her.
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Meanwhile, Diti expresses her frustration to Shukracharya, lamenting that nothing has changed—they have lost once again and fear the growing strength of Shiv Shakti. Swarth notes his powers no longer work effectively on humans due to Shiv Shakti’s influence. Determined to win this time, Diti suggests kidnapping the Rishiwars from Rishi Kashyap’s ashram.
Arriving at the ashram, Shukracharya instructs Swarth to use his powers to identify targets. Swarth’s magic reveals those with glowing red heads, and he binds them. Rishi Kashyap intervenes, rebuking them for attempting to abduct his students and warns Swarth of divine consequences.
Diti confronts Rishi Kashyap, demanding he step aside. When he questions if she would battle her own husband, Diti insists she must now act as Asur Mata. Rishi Kashyap warns her that her pativrata powers will diminish if she attacks him unjustly. Still, Diti takes up her weapon and engages in battle with her husband. Lord Narayan acknowledges that Rishi Kashyap’s actions will be remembered by the world.
In a bold move, Diti summons a venomous serpent to bind Rishi Kashyap. The serpent succeeds, and the Asurs celebrate. However, Rishi Kashyap reminds the snake of their bond—he is its father—and condemns the act, ultimately cursing the creature. Diti then orders their departure, and the Asurs leave with the captured Rishiwars.
Back at a peaceful pond, Devi Parvati gazes at Shiva’s reflection and smiles. Sitting beside the water, she lovingly remarks that his reflection is as beautiful as he is, and she feels like the luckiest woman alive. The reflection smiles back as their divine connection deepens.
Later, Diti tries to sway Rishi Kashyap’s students to her side, and they agree to help. When Shukracharya asks about their abilities, one claims he can outrun the wind, and another says he can hypnotize anyone. To prove it, he stuns Swarth and compels him to chant “Har Har Mahadev.” Impressed, Diti sends the student to stop Devi Parvati, and Shukracharya instructs him to go to Kailash.
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