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Mahishasur grows furious as invisible armour blocks him from entering homes in Tuljapur. Later, Tuljabhavani recalls sending divine children to protect the village homes.
Tuljabhavani is shocked by Shama's demand to join Jagdamba's Kumarika Pujan. Hari then disguises himself as Mohini to complete the group of nine girls to hide Jagdamba's secret.
Shukracharya and Mahishasur create armour to protect Asurika as long as the magical glass remains intact. Mahadev foresees Mahishasur's plans for revenge against Tuljabhavani.
Tuljabhavani severs Asurika's fingers, forcing her to flee the battle. Later, Shukrachary gives Asurika a magical glove to restore her hand movement and ease her pain.
The child gang worries about the villagers as Asurika unleashes a devastating hurricane on Tuljapur. Later, she traps Damya in the storm and challenges the gang to save him.
Shama reveals that the sacred garland transforms into Tuljabhavani to protect her from Asurika's wrath. Later, her revelation makes her mother regret doubting the goddess.
Shukracharya explains how to replace Shama's sacred garland with a duplicate. Later, Bhujang panics when his possessions vanish as he attempts to barter for Tuljabhavani's garland.
After Shama is kidnapped, her mother fears for her safety, while Tara assures her that Tuljabhavani will protect Shama. Asurika and Bhujang fail to harm Shama as their fear grows.
Bhujang vows to extract information from the traitorous Chelappa before killing him. However, Tuljabhavani magically stops Chelappa from revealing Asurika's attacker's identity.
Shukracharya reminds Mahishasur that he has yet to regain his full powers and must be patient. Later, Tuljabhavani tells the children to chant her sacred prayer for protection.
Bhujang and Chelappa discover that Asurika herself has transformed into the kingdom. Later, Asurika orders Bhujang to lure Tuljabhavani's child gang into the kingdom to trap them.
Shumbha refuses to enter Mahishasur's kingdom until he clears his doubts about Vanchika. Later, Tuljabhavani tells Hari their plan could thwart Asurika's evil designs.
Mahishasur suffers severe pain after drinking the paste, making Shukracharya fear the worst. Later, the paste works and restores Mahishasur's powers, making Shukracharya happy.
Bhujang is electrocuted and flung away while trying to steal the Chintamani stone. Later, Asurika flees with the golden Durva grass, deeming it pointless to continue the fight.
A mask wearing lady scares Shama, but the kids help Shama to fight her. Later, Padmahansa reveals her face behind the mask and says she was testing kids.
Mahishasur's aide finds golden grass but cannot touch it with his hands. Meanwhile, Mahadev informs Vanchika that only Padmahansa can help them to stop Mahishasur.
Asurika lies to Vanchika that the Chintamani stone can heal Mahishasur. Later, she reveals to Shukracharya that it is all part of her plan to test Vanchika's loyalty.
Tuljabhavani gives Padmahansa the responsibility of training the kids to face their fears. Thus, Padmahansa visits the kids and suggests playing the tag game.
Tuljabhavani promises Shama that their bond will blossom into a beautiful friendship. As a token of their new bond, she gifts Shama a precious golden Bael leaf.
Following the ritual, Shukracharya assures Mahishasur he has found a way to bring back his powers. Later, Tuljabhavani shares a story about Ganesha's bravery and righteousness.
Shukracharya and Asurika instruct Vanchika to continue spying on Mahadev. Later, Mahishasur vows to test Vanchila's loyalty and uncover where her allegiance lies.
Asurika returns to Mahishasur and reveals how she was trapped while seeking the divine weapon. Later, she exposes Vanchika's deception to Mahishasur and Shukracharya.
Shukracharya and Bhujang rejoice at Mahishasur's freedom but worry about his weakened state. Later, Mahishasur reveals that he lost his strength while escaping the trap.
Ganesh chooses to protect his devotees over completing the test and rushes to save Rishi Sumanta. Later, Ganesh and Kartikeya realise each other's value, reconcile and embrace.
Tuljabhavani asks Kartikeya and Ganesh to fill the Kalash with anything for their next competition. Bhujang attacks Rishi Sumanta and tries to break the protective shield.
Seeing the other two masked men help the injured man, Kartikeya realises he is the real king. Later, Tuljabhavani confirms his judgement and declares him successful in the test.
Bhujang sets Rishi Sumanta's hut ablaze to disrupt his meditation and kill him. Later, Ganesha answers his prayers and saves him from Bhujang's deadly plan.
Tuljabhavani declares Ganesha the winner for using his ingenuity. Soon after, Hari and Tara celebrate his victories and encourage him to win the final challenge.
Kartikeya presents his idol to Tuljabhavani as Hari arrives with his own. Ganesha appears as a clay idol, leaving everyone questioning his place in the competition.
Shukracharya orders Bhujang to create obstacles for Rishi Sumanta, forcing him to help them. Bhujang uses dark magic to conjure hallucinations and disrupt his meditation.
Tuljabhavani devises a test of strength, intelligence, and devotion to determine whether Kartikeya or Ganesha is superior. The winner will be bestowed with the sacred Rajdanda.
Ganesha reveals that he had replaced the real scriptures with fake ones to deceive Mahishasur. Later, Mahishasur falls into Ganesha's trap and becomes trapped in an unknown place.
Tuljabhavani brings Kartikeya's favourite food to soothe his anger. Later, noticing Tuljabhavani's absence, Bhujang informs Mahishasur, who steals her Chaturmas scriptures.
Tuljabhavani welcomes Kartikeya to her divine kingdom and introduces him to all. Later, Kartikeya questions whether she holds him as dear in her heart as she does Ganesha.
Unaware that the stranger is Mahadev, Padma fears he is an Asur and asks him to reveal his identity. Later, Mahadev reveals his true form and seeks to reunite with Tuljabhavani.
Shukrachary gives Bhujang a magical ball to conceal his identity from Tuljabhavani and tells him to watch her closely. Bhujang enters her palace to begin his wicked work.
Tuljabhavani is distressed by the disappearance of the Chaturmas scriptures. Later, Ganesha's divine arrival moves everyone as they realise he has safeguarded the sacred texts.
Mahishasur is thrilled to learn that he has earned enough merit to obtain the Chaturmas scripture. Tuljabhavani asks Padma to uncover the source of the mysterious signs around it.
Shukracharya reveals the powerful birth story of Mahishasur and the blessings behind his strength. Meanwhile, Jyotiba senses a serious danger and warns Vanshika about danger ahead.
After using Alakshmi's deadly weapon, Bhujang transforms into a ferocious bull and knocks down Sadanand's bulls. Later, Sadanand feels relieved when Tuljabhavani revives them.
Bhujang attempts to harm Sadanand's bulls and disrupt his devotion, but Tuljabhavani repeatedly foils Bhujang's plans and devises a new strategy to protect Sadanand's bulls.
Bhujang plots to disrupt Sada's Pithori Amavasya Puja. Later that night, he takes Apsara's form and attempts to distract Sada from the rituals.
Atyabai approaches Bhujanga as Chailappa and follows Tulja's plan to reveal the truth. Meanwhile, Tulja and Hari recount how they fearlessly rescue Atyabai from danger today.
Hari and Bhagya search Bhujang's house and suddenly face his return. They bravely rescue Atyabai from captivity and bring her safely away from Bhujang's dangerous control together.
Tulja asks Hari and Bhagya to follow her plan to protect Sadanand from danger. Meanwhile, she gives Hari pearl balls, trusting their power to keep him safe from danger.
Tulja devises a clever plan after Damya refuses to give them butter. Meanwhile, she and Hari find butter and happily enjoy it together with everyone, bringing joy to all.
Tuljabhavani tells Gangai that the answer to Sadanand's problem lies in the Pithori Amavasya Vrat story. Sakhu persuades Sadanand to visit the palace and hear it.
Bhujang creates lethal venom, claiming its touch alone can kill the cows. Tuljabhavani is delighted when the villagers stop treating her like a goddess after she alters their memories.
Asurika angrily tells Bhujang he keeps demanding something and must prove himself before returning to her. Shukracharya asks the tree why Mahishasur earned no Punya.
Sadanand spares his bulls after Tuljabhavani's plea, enraging Bhujang, who casts a spell making them aggressive. Later, Tuljabhavani and Hari use divine powers to free the bulls.
