The episode begins with Rishi Agastya declaring to Jimrasur that he is heading to Kailash in search of a way to defeat him. He vows to prove that “Devon ke Dev” is Mahadev and not Jimrasur. Just as Jimrasur prepares to attack Rishi Agastya, Shukracharya intervenes and introduces himself and Diti to Jimrasur, who taunts them. Diti expresses her faith in Jimrasur, calling him her hope. In response, Jimrasur arrogantly asserts that he is strong enough on his own. Diti then offers him motherly love, suggesting that he accept her as his mother since she heard that he has never experienced a mother’s affection.
Meanwhile, at Kailash, Goddess Parvati asks Lord Shiv if they are about to face new troubles in the world. Lord Shiv tells Kartikeya that he must leave Kailash soon. Parvati hugs Kartikeya, reluctant to let him go, but Kartikeya insists she must accept destiny. Lord Shiv reassures Kartikeya that he has to go somewhere important.
Shukracharya urges Jimrasur not to allow Rishi Agastya to reach Kailash, but Jimrasur defiantly states that no one can give him orders. He captures Rishi Agastya with chains. Despite this, Rishi Agastya remains resolute, declaring that nothing will hinder his journey to reach Lord Shiv. He chants “Har Har Mahadev” and continues on his path, even as fatigue sets in. He prays for Lord Shiv’s help in reaching him.
Back in Kailash, Lord Shiv instructs Goddess Parvati to prepare hot water for him, explaining that his devotee is on his way with injuries. He emphasizes his commitment to never letting his devotees suffer alone. Parvati quickly fetches the hot water for him.
Ganesh offers to accompany Lord Shiv, but Shiv insists on going alone. He binds himself with chains, which prompts concern from Parvati. He tells her that Rishi Agastya is also coming in a similar condition and departs with the hot water. Lord Narayan comments on Shiv’s selfless nature and suggests that they should make the path easier for both Lord Shiv and Rishi Agastya. He calls upon Devraj Indra and other deities to shower flowers on their path.
Meanwhile, Jimrasur expresses a desire to rest in his mother’s lap. Shukracharya reminds him that he cannot lead the Asurs. When Jimrasur insults Shukracharya, he retaliates by striking him with a weapon, but Jimrasur’s wound heals instantly, revealing that no weapon can harm him due to his boon. Shukracharya attempts another attack, but Jimrasur merely laughs, showcasing his invulnerability.
Rishi Agastya finally spots Lord Shiv and joyfully chants “Har Har Mahadev” as he approaches. He seeks Lord Shiv’s blessings, and they embrace warmly (accompanied by the “Om Kara Sadashiv Neelkanth Maheshwara” song). Flowers rain down on them, signaling their reunion (as “Hara Shambhu” plays).
Shukracharya concedes that Jimrasur is indeed powerful, while Jimrasur taunts him to acknowledge his immortality. Although Shukracharya hesitates, Diti interjects, expressing her belief that Shiv Shakti will ultimately find a way to defeat him, as she has never failed before. Jimrasur dismisses her concern, mentioning he has a boon from Adi Shakti. When Diti presses him for details about this boon, Jimrasur refuses to share, claiming that even Adi Shakti has forgotten what she granted him.
In a flashback, we see Adi Shakti granting Jimrasur a boon and later agreeing to forget the specifics of it at his request. In the present, Jimrasur boasts of his immortality, causing Diti to laugh at his arrogance, reinforcing that he is powerful and clever. She points out to Shukracharya that because Adi Shakti does not remember the boon she granted Jimrasur, she will be unable to find a way to defeat him.
Rishi Agastya tenderly washes Lord Shiv’s feet, acknowledging the unnecessary suffering his Lord has endured. Lord Shiv responds that such actions reinforce the bond between a Lord and his devotee.
**Episode ends.**