Gods and Demons - Stories from Hindu Mythology

The gods were perplexed! Even when they defeat the demons in battle, they keep coming back for more! The demons killed in battle were seen appearing in the battlefield again! What is their secret?

The gods sent a secret agent Kacha to go and live with the demons to learn their secret. Will this plan succeed?

Why does Indra do this? He seems to continuously invite trouble upon himself and the universe! This time due his own feelings of envy against his own brother he has doomed his kingdom and the universe itself to ultimate destruction by the mighty Vritra, the Dragon Demon.

The gods and the demons finally manage to churn out magical things from the cosmic milk ocean. But, the deadly Halahala poison came out of the sea threatening to kill all life in the universe! Who will save the universe? Will the devas get Amrit, the Elixir of Life?

Indra loses everything from curse by the Rishi Durvasa. Asuras realise that this is their chance to once and for all defeat the Devas!

What can the Devas do to defeat the Asura demons? Vishnu suggests that together they churn the milk ocean to find incredible treasure that may help them.

The Devas and the Asuras agree to a temperary truce to work together to find the treasures from the Cosmic Milk Ocean.

What if you're asked to build a big boat and carry every living thing on it in case a massive flood destroyed everything on earth?

Sounds familiar? Well, the story according to the Hindu Myths is stightly different to the one you are likely familar with. It involves a giant fish!

How did the universe begin? Well, the story according to the Hindu Myths is very strage and exiting. It involves, giant eggs, fantastic creatures and magic!

Hindu Myths date back thousands of years. These stories have been in the thoughts and culture of the Hindu people continuously for over 3000 years. This series of episode is an attempt to retell these stories for children in an accessible and relatable language without diluting the drama and exitement of the original stories.

The audience for these stories are children with no prior background to Hindu culture. We hope that their interest will be piqued enough to explore further into the amazing world of Hindu Mythology.

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