Sati proceeds to Angira's yagna but they get stuck on the way. In the forest, Mahadev saves Sati from a tiger.

Sati's voice lures Mahadev to her location. Seeing a stranger, Daksh's army tries to attack Mahadev, but fails.

Mahadev plays the damaru and the sound calls out to Sati. She goes towards the forest in search of Mahadev and finds an incomplete idol.

When Sati meets Mahadev, she fails to recognise him as he wears the look of an ascetic.

Mahadev gets furious at Sati for disrespecting him. Still, he saves her from drowning in a river.

Sati requests Mahadev to protect her for the night. She becomes mesmerised listening to Mahadev's damaru and understands his concern for her.

Ignoring Mahadev's warning, Sati eats a fruit in the forest and falls ill. Mahadev helps her recover.

Sati remains upset with Mahadev for not helping her. She apologises to him and he guides her out of the forest.

Mahadev becomes outraged at Sati after she insists him to renounce his reclusive life. He asks Sati to leave the forest.

Sati remains annoyed with Mahadev as she leaves the forest. Constant thoughts of Sati make Mahadev even more furious.

Mahadev's devotees wait for his visit during the Shivratri festival.

While Mahadev's devotees worry over his return from the forest, he worries about Sati's safety.

Nandi tries to reveal Mahadev's identity to Sati, but he stops him and asks him to take Sati away.

Mahadev is back at Kailash but in his reclusive state. Sati again gets attracted to the sound of his damaru and starts moving towards Kailash.

Everybody is happy to see Mahadev in his original form.

Vasuki informs Mahadev about Sati's suffering. He refuses to leave Kailash till Mahadev promises to take care of her.

Vasuki is furious on learning about Garud's atrocities against the snake community.

Mahadev accepts Lord Vishnu's challenge. The gods worry about the war and its consequences.

Rishi Bhrigu tells Daksh about Mahadev's reconciliation with Tridev. Daksh gets angry and decides to perform yagna to destroy Mahadev and Sati's...

Parvati devotes herself in performing sadhana. Mahadev becomes grateful to her for supporting Lakulesh.

Mahadev tells Ganesh about his duty to spread knowledge and destroy anti-social elements in the universe.

Motivated by Mahadev, the Maharaja decides to serve leprosy patients.