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Following Durbasha's suggestion, Krishna applies Payes to his body, which results in him getting electrocuted. Krishna's 'Mahaprasthan' is completed when he is hit by an arrow shot by a hunter, Jara.
Rishi Durbasha is infuriated when the meal offered by Rukmini and Jambavati falls short of his hunger. Krishna mollifies him by feeding him a sweet. Rukmini realises Durbasha has some ulterior motive.
Krishna seeks Kuber's help in destroying Poundrak. He executes Poundrak in a religious way. Devguru Brihaspati seeks Durbasha's guidance as Krishna prepares for Mahaprasthan. Durbasha reaches Dwarka.
Krishna saves Bharat. Maharaj achieves asceticism through divine love. Krishna unleashes his inner Avatar and agrees to renounce the throne when Poundrak wishes to change the name of Dwarka city.
Krishna saves Jad Bharat from being sacrificed. Jad Bharat reaches his temple to collect the offertories. Poundrak's soldiers forcefully make the Dwarka dwellers drink alcohol.
Poundrak plans to change the name of Dwarka city to Poundrakpuri. Krishna tries to enlighten Jad Bharat by removing his inertia. Later, an Aghori prepares to sacrifice Jad Bharat to Goddess Kaali.
Krishna tries to awaken Jad Bharat's intellect and devotion. At Jad Bharat's behest, he imbibes every belonging of Vrindavan. Impersonating god, Poundrak endeavours to win over the Dwarka dwellers.
Krishna manifests his divine form at the Gopis' requests and promises to engage in Raslila with them. Gurudev narrates the tragic story of Narayan's disciple, Jad Bharat's deceitful execution by Rahu.
The residents of Vrindavan refrain from their decision of water burial. They get enraged despite attaining knowledge. Krishna is taken aback upon learning they have decided to jump in the fire.
Krishna instructs Sukarma to build a lake near Vrindavan. Sukarma builds the godly water body. The residents of Vrindavan decide on a water burial. Devarshi takes them to the divine lake.
Udhhab tells Krishna that he can't go to Vrindavan to impart Yoga lessons to the Gopis. Later, the Gopis become terrorised by Bhayasura in Vrindavan. Kanai plans the destruction of Bhayasura.
Mayuraraj tells Krishna that the separation from him led the Gopis to consider ending their lives. Krishna seeks Udhhab's guidance on explaining cosmic love to the Gopis, but Udhhab turns him down.
Krishna prevents Hanuman from killing Makardhwaj. Upon realising his mistake, Hanuman embraces Makardhwaj. All the children return to Dwarka. Krishna vows to establish Makardhwaj city beside Dwarka.
The Pataal dweller, Kaalratri who was born out of Mahadeva's wrath towards Asuraraj Kalkeya, kills a Brahmin child. Narada narrates the story of Makardhwaj to the Gods. Krishna meets Kaalratri.
After landing in Dwarka, a couple narrates the story of the demise of their three sons to Krishna. Krishna reaches the Yamalok to probe into it and tries to know the time and cause of the deaths.
Shachi and Satyabhama fight over Parijat tree. Mahadeva tries to convince Shachi that the earth needs the Parijat tree more. The tree gets placed in Dwarka and is named 'Harishringar'.
In the Dwapar era, Krishna fulfils the promise which Vishnu's Ram Avatar made in the Treta era. Following Krishna's instruction, Satyabhama kills Narakasura. Krishna accepts 16108 women as his wives.
Lord Indra directs Krishna to gift the Parijat flower to Satyabhama. Later, Indra updates Krishna about the atrocities of Narakasura, leading to Krishna deciding to punish the latter.
Kanai disrupts the demonic conspiracy of Guru Shukracharya. Satrajit tells Krishna that Shatadhan snatched the jewel and kidnapped his daughter, Satyabhama. Later, Shatadhan marries Satyabhama.
Kanai tries to find a way to escape from Kumbhika's womb. Krishna transfers all his powers to Kanai in a bid to rescue Kumbhika. Kanai prepares to fight Maharaj Bali.
Pleased with Gayasura's devotion, Krishna gives him a boon. Meanwhile, Krishna confronts his child avatar, Kanai. Later, Krishna asks Kanai to take the form of Venus to free his ancestors.
Krishna thanks Sudama for saving Vaikuntha. Sudama embraces Krishna and bids him farewell. Mahadev comes to kill Sudama when Gayasura asks him for a boon. When Krishna protests, Mahadev fights him.
Krishna guides the evil sages and shows them the path to righteousness. He saves Sudama from committing suicide. Later, Gayasura is surprised when all the weapons of Shukracharya fail to function.
Sudama conducts the Yajna for Swadha and Swaha's wedding with Mayabi. Sudama cleverly advises Swadha and Swaha to offer oblation. Later, following Sudama's guidance, Mayabi seeks refuge with Kanai.
Asuraraj Mayabi reaches Gokul to look for Swadha and Swaha. Kanai tells Sudama that Gokul is enriched with virtues due to Devi Swadha and Swaha's presence. Kanai and Bheem challenge Mayabi to battle.
Krishna and Rukmini oppose Sudama's decision to sacrifice his life to preserve the sanctity of Baikuntha and destroy Gayasura's wrongdoing. Sudama narrates the tale of a great Asura to Rukmini.
Gayasura says he will only save the sinners from now on. Sudama meets Gayasura to stop him. Later, Rukmini prepares and brings medicine for Krishna to help him get rid of his suffering.
Vishwamitra apologises to Krishna. After hearing that Sudama is handing over Dwarka, Krishna accepts the responsibility by embracing him. Krishna informs Sudama about the misdeeds of Gayasura.
To defy death, Krishna, disguised as a monk, asks Nishad to prepare a holy offering for Narayan. Sudama declares he wishes to hand over Dwarka to Krishna. Later, Narayan accepts Nishad's offer.
Krishna refuses to accept the food given by Nishadraj. He explains the significance of the food earned by hard work. When Sudama asks Krishna to accept the Baijayanti garland, Krishna returns it.
Vishwamitra fails to apply the Brahmastra to Sudama. Meanwhile, Sudama goes to give up his devotion towards Krishna. Later, Rukmini stops Sudama on Brahma's instructions and returns his eyes to him.
Sudama loses his sight for the sake of saving the world. Hari and Shree's separation upsets Sudama. When Shree asks Sudama to give up his devotion towards Krishna, Sudama is shocked.
Krishna asks Sudama to meet Mrityu Devi when she plans to subdue everyone. Sudama's devotion shatters the ego of Mrityu Devi. Later, Sudama makes Mrityu Devi recognise her divine form.
Krishna frees Tara from the crime of feeding a Brahmin and eats the food cooked by her. Tara is overwhelmed after witnessing Krishna's divine form. Krishna tells Narada the story of his childhood.
Hearing the sound of Krishna's flute, Kumirdev becomes free of violence. Failing to find two lotuses, Sudama offers his eyes to Goddess Lakshmi. Krishna saves Goddess Tara by convincing the citizens.
Sudama tells Rukmini that he wishes to make amends by making Krishna the king of Dwarka. Goddess Tara refuses to give alms to Krishna despite him playing the flute. Rukmini disagrees with Sudama.
Krishna makes Sudama the king of Dwarka and departs. Krishna's departure upsets the people of Dwarka. Vishwamitra is stubborn about his decision. Later, Krishna asks for alms from Tara.
Sudama ventures out to collect food by begging. After hearing that Sudama won't accept food, Kanai procures food for him from his mates. Kanai permits Sudama to beg for food after learning the truth.
Rukmini comes in front of Krishna in a disguise. Meanwhile, Krishna asks Rukmini to do her duty. After accepting her defeat, Rukmini leaves Krishna. Later, Krishna takes up the form of a beggar.
Vishwamitra misunderstands Krishna. Rukmini questions Krishna. Unwilling to see Krishna as a beggar, Sudama lights a fire and attempts to commit suicide. Later, Vishwamitra tries to convince Sudama.
Debarshi informs Gargacharya about Vishwamitra's arrival. Krishna wishes to make Sudama the lord of the world. When Sudama wishes to leave Dwarka, Krishna stops him by invoking their friendship.
Krishna tells Sudarshan the story of overcoming his pride. Rishi Vishwamitra accuses Krishna of making false promises to Sudama. Later, Krishna wishes to free the earth from all the perils.
Everyone bows in front of Sudama after acknowledging his devotion. Meanwhile, Gomti realises her mistake. Later, Hanuman gets freed from the curse by eating the butter laddu made by Gomti.
Sudama goes against his nature and attempts to break the pot. He is shocked after hearing about his marriage and refuses the proposal. Later, he plans to make 1000 pots to express his devotion.
Kanai tells Sudama to visit Gomti and rekindle his devotion to help remove Hanuman's curse. Sudama tells Gomti the story of executing something against his nature to prove his devotion.
Kaumodaki tries to wake up Hanuman, who effortlessly deflects the former's powerful mace. Krishna informs Sudama about Hanuman's curse and they go to Gomti to free Hanuman from the curse.
Sudama feeds Kanai lovingly. Kanai sends Sudama to his supreme abode, Vaikuntha, to deal with Kaumodaki and Garuda. On the other hand, Hanuman punishes Garuda for his arrogance.
Krishna talks about Sudama eating cursed rice to save him from poverty. He embraces Sudama and consumes the rice, thereby relieving the pain of Sudama's family. Sudama prepares food for Krishna.
Sudama's coronation ceremony gets interrupted. Kanai arrives at the scene and says that the minister conspired to kill Sudama. Later, Sudama leaves the position of the prince for Madan.
Sudama refuses when Dharmasena wishes to make him his successor. He then agrees to Dharmasena's words as per Kanai's instructions. Kanai uses the Sudarshan Chakra as the Sun to save Sudama.
