In this episode we will hear the heartwarming love story of Nala - Damayanti. Two extraordinary souls, who went through hardships, ups and downs, but stayed loyal to each other throughout and have been looked up to as a symbol of true love.

This is the story of how Shri Krishna recovers the lost "Syamantak Mani" for one of his subjects in Dwaraka. The incident involves Krishna meeting of the of prominent characters of Ramayan..

This is the touching story of Krishna and Sudama's friendship. How destiny had its say for a while in Sudama's tough life, but eventually true friendship is above all, and even destiny can be changed if one has God's blessings!

In this episode we cover the beutiful story of Gajendra. A rather innocent and true devotee of Lord Vishnu, who by destiny had to lead the life of an elephant and was ultimately revived by his Lord. The story teaches us how one's duty is important, and ultimately, how true devotion can uplift any individual.

This episode covers the intriguing story of Pradyumna, son of Krishna and Rukmini. Pradyumna is an Avatar of Madan - the God of Love, and his story is hence naturally linked to the episode of Madana Dahana..

In this episode we continue and conclude the rather tragic story of Dronacharya. The story also tells us how a child is everything to a parent, as it was Ashwathama for whose well being Dronacharya came to Hastinapur, and again, the same Ashwathama whose concern led to his defeat in the great battle.

Dronacharya, or Guru Drona, was one of the central characters of Mahabharat. In this episode, we explore how destiny interwove his life into the great epic.

The conclusion of the story of Samudra Manthan, that should give us the assurance that the Almighty (Mahadev) is there to protect us from all evil, and after seeing these tough times, there is Amrut to cherish for those who truly deserve it..

The story of the great churn - Samudra Manthan - continues, with the ocean giving the world unprecedented treasures and unforeseen challenges.. the story of the Halahal is very relatable to what we see in today's times where we need a Mahadev like Avatar to save us all..

Namaskar. On this auspicious occassion of the start of the Shravan Maas, I would like to resume our storytelling sessions. We begin this new season with the famous story of Samudra Manthan which has many iconomic moments and significant characters in the Hindu mythology. Happy listening..