Cast:
Siddalinga grows jealous and strays from Balumama’s orders. When he doesn’t return home, his wife worries, while Balumama foresees trouble awaiting him.
Siddalinga gives Dinakar blankets for business but grows jealous of his success and insults him. Will Siddalinga regret his actions and change his mind?
Balumama questions Siddalinga for unfairly profiting from blanket sales and warns him to limit his profit to just one rupee. Will Siddalinga follow his advice?
Damu struggles with a tough choice, torn between loyalty to the Aghori and his heartfelt wish to serve Balumama with devotion.
Balumama warns the mantrik to abandon black magic. Angered and in pain, the mantrik vows to teach Balumama a harsh lesson.
A black magician comes to Sethu’s house and threatens the women. They inform Balumama, who discovers the magician is performing black magic to destroy him.
A black magician arrives with a boy and warns Sethu against keeping Balumama in his house. He tries his best to force Balumama to leave.
A poor man is scolded by a rich man while begging. Balumama guides him to dig at a spot, where he finds gold. Taking only what he needs, he leaves grateful to Balumama.
Sethu ignores Balumama’s warning and takes the money to another village. When thieves attack, Balumama uses his magical powers to blind them and save Sethu.
The grandmother insults Balumama, denying his powers. In response, he performs magic, revealing several snake heads on his own, leaving her stunned and speechless.
Thieves enter the forest, but Balumama’s magic traps them in repeating fields. He catches one thief. Will the others learn their lesson too?
Balumama is questioned and threatened in the forest, feeling helpless. Will he be able to convince the people there?
A woman prays to Balumama for a child. Balumama warns her that her son will be a thief and appear in her dream. Terrified after seeing it, she pleads not to have such a son.
When the village well dries up, people plead with Balumama to restore it. Balumama performs his magic, and water gushes forth, rejuvenating the well.
Guruji convinces Balumama to visit his village despite his oath. With Guruji’s magic, Balumama is in both places, where he heals Seth’s grandmother using Tulasi soil.
Robbers warn a businessman with notes about an upcoming theft. Balumama reassures him, vowing to handle the robbers and protect the house.
A sage tells Balumama he will now see his childhood images. As Balumama travels to different places, memories of his innocent days return in vivid flashbacks.
After plotting against Balumama, the landlord falls sick. His wife turns to Balumama, who cures him, prompting the landlord to apologise for his schemes.
The boy secures a new job with Balumama’s blessings, and his parents agree to his marriage. But trouble brews as the landlord, now free from jail, plots revenge.
Balumama stops a boy from delivering stolen gold. The boy returns it to the landlord, leading to his arrest by the police.
In Balumama’s village, a young couple is in love, but their parents oppose the match since the boy is unemployed.
As villagers pray for rain, Balumama throws turmeric into the sky. Miraculously, rain pours down, bringing joy and hope as the crops begin to flourish.
As villagers plead, Balumama finally enters the village and gazes at the farms. Everyone waits in hope, wondering if he will use his divine power to bring rains.
Balumama senses trouble as he enters the village and learns a family, guided by Guruji, plans to serve mutton meal to all villagers for crop growth.
A blind father meets Balumama and seeks blessings for his son. After his son passes the exam, Balumama appears to the father in a dream.
Police suspect Balumama of burning the house, but he makes them realise their mistake. The police then confess their error to him.
A family of cheaters accuses Balumama at the police station, claiming he burned down their house.
A family of cheaters accuse Balumama’s sheep of ruining crops. Seeing through their scheme, Balumama exposes their deceit and burns their house.
After meeting Balumama, the person who once hated him changes his behaviour. He realises Balumama’s greatness and becomes his devotee once again.
A devotee prays to Balumama to bless her husband. Her husband hates Balumama, so she requests him to give him good sense.
Balumama sends a snake to teach Gangappa, the Mantrik, a lesson. Gangappa gets scared of the big snake and apologises to Balumama.
Balumama's devotees get worried as his health condition worsens. The Mantrik does a ritual to harm Balumama but loses his eyesight. Will he learn his lesson?
Knowing that Balumama is ill, the Mantrik arrives at his camp and taunts him to get well soon. What will Balumama do to teach him a lesson?
The mantrik targets Balumama's devotee Saru and does black magic on her. When Balumama learns of this, he saves Saru. But what happens when Balumama falls sick?
Saru visits Balumama at his camp with her husband to seek his blessings. On their way back, a Mantrik warns them not to go to Balumama but to take his blessings instead.
The black magic Mantrik sends his aide to threaten Balumama. But Balumama reveals his past and firmly warns him never to return to his camp.
A black magic mantrik targets Balumama on a woman's orders. At the same time, Saru is poisoned by her mother-in-law. Will Balumama protect his loyal devotee?
Lakappa passes away just as Balumama had foretold. Saru faces dowry pressure from her in-laws but hopes Balumama will protect her as his devoted follower.
After challenging Balumama, Lakappa suddenly falls ill and cannot understand why. Meanwhile, Balumama blesses a girl for marriage and everyone awaits the outcome.
Lakappa, the fake swamiji, challenges Balumama and refuses to return the villagers money. Balumama stands firm, ready to confront his deceit with wisdom and strength.
A fake priest exploits innocent villagers with false cures. Balumama confronts him and warns him to stop his deceitful ways before more harm is done.
The village doctor visits Balumama and apologises for his arrogance after being cured. Balumama listens silently as everyone waits to see if he’ll forgive him.
The village doctor challenges Balumama and mocks devotion, but soon falls ill. In pain, he sees Balumama in his dreams, shaken by the vision and unsure what to do next.
A villager’s brother shows no improvement under the doctor’s care. They take him to Balumama who cures him completely. Will the doctor now admit defeat?
A doctor in the village questions Balumama's miracles and warns everyone, including his wife, not to believe him. Will Balumama choose to prove his divine powers?
After the fight with the landlord, Balumama decides to leave the village. The villagers are heartbroken by his decision and hope that he might change his mind.
A landlord assaults Balumama’s men for grazing sheep in his fields. What step will Balumama take now to protect his people and resolve the conflict?
The officer scolds Balumama for holding a fair during a pandemic. Balumama performs a miracle to calm him. Will the officer now see Balumama’s greatness?
A new police officer warns Balumama to stop the village fair. Balumama remains calm, trusting divine will over fear or force.
As the fair organised by Balumama proceeds, a thief is caught by the public and brought before him. What decision will Balumama take now?
