Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev Episode Rating Graph

King Himavan names Parvati's fifth incarnation Skandamata. Rishi Brihaspati names Parvati's sixth incarnation as Katyayini. Mahadev gives his consent in letting Ganga name Parvati's seventh incarnation as Kaalratri. Malla orders Rakshas Raj to kill Aghora and fast for Mahadev to take his blessings.

Janaka permits Lord Rama to lift Mahadev's bow. Rishi Vishwamitra and Mahadev bless him and he proves his strength by lifting Mahadev's bow. Amidst praises of Lord Rama, he marries Sita.

Taraka destroys Vishwamitra's yagna. Mahadev himself teaches Lord Rama archery. He also asks Vishwamitra to become guru to Lord Rama and Lakshman. Ravana is furious, seeing his Mayavi vyuh destroyed.

Durgasur attacks Mahadev simultaneously in Kashi and Kailash. Parvati takes the form of Goddess Durga and kills him. Ravana destroys his palace and swears to make mankind suffer. Mahadev and Parvati advise Ganesha and Kartikay about their duties.

Parvati thanks Mahadev for his guidance. He tells her that they now need to find the last stage of meditation, Samadhi. While meditating, Parvati gets flashes of being in the cave before. Will she regain her memory?

Mahadev enlightens Parvati about the importance of love. Nandi informs a worried Ganesha that his parents are spending time away from Kailash. Meanwhile, Indradev panics after seeing Trishula’s tapasya.

Mahadev traps Tarakasur’s son and destroys Tripur. Vishnu renames Tripur as Ujjain. Meanwhile, Ashok Sundari curses the demon to be killed by Nahush. Mahadev is overwhelmed when he meets Ashok Sundari.

Lord Shiva is impressed with Goddess Parvati's devotion and remarkable tenacity and accepts her as his wife. He feels sad for hurting Goddess Parvati and breaks into tears. Goddess Parvati blesses the pair of pigeons, who had supported her during her austerity, with immortality and to live in the Amarnath cave forever.Lord Shiva explains the cognitions of love to Goddess Parvati and asks her to come along with him to Kailash to start their married life. But, Goddess Parvati's refuses to go with him.

Daksh’s ceremony is ruined. Unable to stand her father’s atrocities, Sati decides to end her life in the fire. She prays to the Agni Devta to consume her, but the fire god refuses. Eventually, she summons her own powers and reveals herself as Adi Shakti in all her glory. Will she renounce her life?

Daksh continues to humiliate Sati by heaping abuse on Mahadev. She criticises Lord Brahma, Vishnu and Lakshmi for not controlling Daksh. She then decides to give up her life for the sake of Mahadev and attempts to jump into the fire, but Prasuti stops her. Mahadev is angered by what is happening to Sati.

Daksh goes ahead with plans for Sati’s marriage. Revati tells Prasuti about Sati’s devotion to Mahadev and she conveys it to Daksh. Sati throws the Rudraksh away and orders the maids to close the windows so she does not have to see the Himalayas. Then, Prasuti sees the Trishul mark on Sati’s arm.

Revati gives Sati the Nanda Vrat, the book which prescribes its rituals. But she is very disturbed when she is unable to open it. Revati assures her that the next day will be a new beginning. However, the next day, Daksh makes a shocking announcement about Sati’s fate.

Sati is still lost in Shiva’s thoughts. Prasuti assures her husband that it’s only a passing phase and Sati will get over it. She advises Sati that she must be truthful and tell her father that she has given up the delusions about Shiva. Sati is confused by conflicting thoughts.

Nandi leaves Mahadev against his will. Shilaad comes back to Mahadev to tell him of Nandi’s condition. In Daksh’s palace, Sati is surprised to see Madanike worshipping a Shivaling. Madanike praises Mahadev’s virtues and speaks of her worries for Sati, who is caught between Daksh and Mahadev.

The Asuras decide to attack the gods if the Mahamandal goes against them. During the Vasant Utsav, Sati sings the same melody she heard Mahadev sing in the forest. Madanike learns about Sati’s feelings and warns her of the consequences.

Mahadev arrives on earth and sings a raga that revives the group of singers. Sati, who has gone to fetch water for the yagna, also hears the song and begins to dance. When Mahadev sees her stand before him, he vanishes. Narad Muni says his singing was for the betterment of the universe.

Maharishi Dadhichi asks Prajapati Daksh not to be so cruel towards the sculptors. But Daksh asks him not to interfere in a king’s decisions. At this point, an exhausted Sati returns to the palace and faints. Is Prajapati Daksh moved by his daughter’s condition?

Sati’s sister Khyati pleads with Saptarishi Bhrigu to stop her father from punishing Sati further. Prasuti also tries to make Daksh change his mind. But the Prajapati vows revenge on Shiva for using Sati to humiliate him. Meanwhile, Sati has a vision that leaves her mesmerised.

Narad Muni arrives in the court of Prajapati Daksh, just as he announces that his literature will completely ignore Shiva. Narad Muni asks Sati about including Shiva in her father’s Vishnu sculpture. Sati says it was a mistake. Narad then leaves for Kailash, where Shiva is in deep meditation.

Parvati is angry with Daruka for misusing the boon and advises her to seek Mahadev’s forgiveness. While Mahadev establishes Nageshwar Jyotirlinga, Ganesha learns that Ashok Sundari is doing Tapasya to marry Nahush. He goes to Nahush’s palace with the proposal and is insulted.

Parvati explains to Vinayak that he has come into existence to remove the troubles of the world. Everyone congratulates Parvati, who is upset by Mahadev’s absence. She accepts Indradev’s apology.

Rishi Gautam curses Indradev and Ahilya. Indradev apologises to Parvati, who refuses to forgive him. Meenakshi persuades Devsena to express her feelings for Kartikay. Meanwhile, the Devas quarrel over taking Indradev’s throne in his absence.

Mahishasur misbehaves with Parvati, who become furious and assumes the form of Mahishasur Mardini. She kills Mahishasur and apologises to Mahadev for her deeds. Mahadev, Brahma, Vishnu, Lakshmi, and Narad Muni praise Parvati.

Parvati expresses her inability to remove Ganga’s curse. As a remedy, Mahadev blesses Prithvi. Tarakasur is bent on killing Kartikay. Parvati wishes to take Kartikay to Kailash but is stopped by Mahadev.

Tarakasur seeks Shukracharya’s permission to take Vrithasur’s help. Mahadev instructs the Saptarishis to test Parvati by letting crocodiles attack a small boy in front of her.

At the time when two seasons meet, the demon Vrittasura unleashes a terrible storm and Sati, who is separated from Madanike, is caught in it. That is when Shiva himself comes to protect Sati from Vrittasura. Rishi Dadhichi and the sculptors also witness the magnificent power of Mahadev.

Mahadev makes Nandi special by ensuring that devotees will henceforth whisper their prayers in his ears and he will convey them to Mahadev. In Daksh’s palace, while Revati complains to her mother about being unhappy in her marriage to Chandrama, Sati sets out to go with Madanike to fetch colours.

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.

Prajapati Daksh drags Sati away from the marriage venue. Brahma and Vishnu appear before Daksh and insist that he should give Sati in marriage to Shiva. Daksh has no option but to agree and the marriage of Shiva and Sati takes place.

After announcing punishment for Sati, Prajapati Daksh decides to punish the sculptor who made the shivaling. He is unmoved even as his wife Prasuti pleads in Sati’s favour. Sati’s sisters are concerned that she may not be able to fulfil the conditions of her punishment.

Fearing the results of her love for Mahadev, Madanike scolds Sati. Sati says she cannot help her feelings for Shiva. Although worried, Madanike agrees to stand by her side. Rishi Dadhichi prepares a special place for Mahadev in the Mahamandal. Restless to meet Shiva again, Sati heads for Kailash.

Sati destroys herself, triggering Mahadev’s anger. He does the Tandav and declares a war of revenge against Daksh. While Mahadev’s devotees take on Daksh’s army, Lord Brahma and Vishnu urge Daksh to surrender. Will Prajapati heed their advice?

Ravana gets angry when he learns it was Ganesha who cheated him. Nandi advises Bhringi not to differentiate between Mahadev and Parvati, as they are one. While, Durgasur plans to attack Kailash in the absence of Mahadev, Ravana announces that his good side has died.

On Vishwamitra's request, Lord Rama sets out for the forest to fetch some flowers for the havan. In the forest, he meets Sita, who pretends to be in search of a deer. Lord Rama stays with her and accompanies her back to the palace.

Narad conveys the news from Daksh’s court to Shiva. Shiva is aware of Narad’s plan and says he cannot be tied down by Grihastha. Narad leaves, telling Nandi that Sati will change all that. Sati, meanwhile, is still troubled by the visions of Ardhanarishwara and decides to forego her sleep.

Sati is trapped in a forest during a storm. Thoughts of Shiva continue to trouble her. Agitated, she demands that Shiva should stop occupying her thoughts and declares that she will not let him conquer her or her father. She returns to the palace and vows to finish her task.

Placing his faith in Vishnu, Daksh assures the gods that he will protect them from Shukracharya’s army of asuras. Daksh asks Chandrama to ensure that the Vasant Utsav goes off well. In Kailash, Mahadev is again displeased with Nandi for talking about Sati.

Mahadev drinks all the poison to save the gods and the demons. Parvati puts her hand around Mahadev’s neck to stop him from swallowing the poison. Lord Brahma names Mahadev ‘Neelkanth’.

Mahadev tells Parvati that since she did not heed his advice, their powers have created a blind child, Andhaka. He worries about his existence. Hiranyaksha adopts the child, not knowing that Andhaka will be responsible for the death of one of his sons.

Smeared with ash, draped in animal hide, sitting atop a rock in the shamshan and drinking bhang (Mahadev’s Prasad), Mahadev is absorbed in his meditation amongst the Aghori ascetics. Narad Muni instigates Nandi to question Mahadev about bringing Devi Sati to Kailash. Withdrawn from the complexities of life, Mahadev smirks at Nandi’s question thinking about Sati, leaving behind the materialistic life for Kailash. On the other hand, Sati falls for Mahadev and confesses her love before Madanike.

When Shiva reveals himself in all his glory, Prajapati Daksh mocks him and claims he is superior. Shiva vows to destroy his arrogance. Daksh turns on Sati and blames her for the dishonour Shiva caused him. He asks her to choose between obedience to her father and her devotion to Shiva.

Sati stays at her task and everyone is concerned as her condition deteriorates. She refuses to give up, and Prajapati Daksh boasts that his daughter will always uphold his principles. When Sati completes her task, Daksh gets a terrible shock. It is not Vishnu’s name that is written on the flowers.

Daksh announces his decision to invite Shiva to his Mahayagna. In Kailash, Nandi is distressed that every spring season, Shiva retires to the cremation grounds and goes into the ‘samadhi’ state. Narad Muni then explains to him why Shiva does what he does.

Madanike insists that Sati has fallen in love, which Sati denies. Meanwhile, Rishi Dadhichi reaches Kailash and extends an invitation for Daksh’s yagna. Mahadev turns him down, saying he has no need for the ways of Mahamandals. Will the rishis be able to change his mind?

Mahadev agrees to go to the Mahamandal and tells the rishis he will be entirely responsible for its outcome. Angered that Mahadev is attending the yagna, Shukracharya vows to take on the deities. Narad Muni asks Mahadev not to go to Daksh’s court. But Mahadev has an answer for him.

Rishi Dadhichi curses Daksh that he will not able to complete the yagna because the Prajapati has disrespected Lord Shiva. Sati orders the Rishi not to abandon the yagna. Daksh turns his anger onto Sati and tells her not to call him ‘father’ anymore. Sati realises her mistake.

Parvati challenges Mahadev to make the rishi patnis worship him. Mahadev plays the flute which impresses the women. While Parvati becomes jealous, Raktabeej is angered by Dhumralochan’s defeat and challenges Dadhichi and the Devas to engage in a fight.

Mahadev and Parvati invite their devotees for lunch, where she requests them to honour Anna Devta. Lord Vishnu announces the destruction of evil powers by Parvati. Naresh assures Menavati of their daughter’s well-being. Parvati worships the Shivaling while Mahadev performs his Sadhana.

Parvati breaks into tears as Mahadev reveals the mysteries of his life. Mahadev feeds Parvati with his own hands in an act of affection. Tarakasur, Shumbh and Nishumbh seek Lekha’s help in plotting against Parvati and Mahadev.

Mahadev gives Tantragyan to Parvati on her insistence. During the instruction, Parvati accidentally falls asleep. Mahadev punishes her by asking her to take rebirth as a fisherwoman.

When Matsya fails to catch a big fish, Sukarma announces that whoever succeeds in catching it will be chosen as Matsya’s groom. Mahadev, disguised as a fisherman, succeeds in catching the fish. Sukarma proposes that Mahadev should marry Matsya.

Tarakasur arrives at Amarnath to destroy the energy from which Mahadev and Parvati’s son would take birth. Learning of his arrival, Indradev orders Agnidev to protect the energy. Unable to bear the heat produced by the energy, Agnidev runs away.

The Kritikas understand Parvati’s feelings and return her sons to her. Mahadev transforms his six sons into one and names him Kartikay.