Season 4 · 613 episodes
Shani expresses his grief to Krishna while Mahadev makes a revelation. Meanwhile, Shani grows remorseful after learning a grave truth.
Shani realises his mistake and stops the execution of Mahadev. However, he remains adamant about unleashing his Vakradrishti on Krishna.
Shani makes a heartfelt apology to Krishna and the latter asks Shani to participate in Gauri-Shankar's Puja. Later, Saambh faces Shani's unbridled wrath.
Krishna tells Balaram that soon the world will fall into chaos, rendering the latter speechless. Meanwhile, Radha and others prepare to celebrate Holi in Dwarka.
Saambh refuses to play Holi after falling into the pool of blue ink. Later, a heartbroken Radha and a dejected Krishna refuse to play Holi.
When Krishna rejects Radha's idea to play Holi with her, the latter conjures up a plan. She lures Krishna, and he falls in a mud pool.
While Krishna plays a prank on Radha, the latter plans to surprise him on the eve of Holi. However, Krishna and Mahadev grow worried about her plan.
On the occasion of Lathmar Holi, Radha gets enthusiastic to celebrate it with Krishna. However, Krishna refuses to play, unaware of Saambh watching them.
Radha performs a special ritual to please Krishna, but Samba finds out about her plan and decides to ruin it for her.
Radha attempts to bridge the gap between her and Krishna. While she decides to play Holi with Krishna, Saambh puts his devious plan into motion.
When Saambh sneakily burns Radhas dhatu, Krishna suggests to play water Holi. A distraught Radha looks at the fire, unaware of Krishna's move.
When Radha smears ash on Krishna, the colour at the festival turn into ash. Later, Radha receives an important advice from Krishna and celebrates Holi with him.
Radha and Krishna play the most magnificent Holi that Dwarka has ever seen. Later, Radha makes a request to Krishna.
Krishna grows remorseful about a past decision while Mahadev tries to pacify him. Meanwhile, Krishna foretells about an impending danger.
Shankhachur and Indra engage in a fierce fight. While Indra seeks Mahadev's help to kill Shankhachur, Radha searches for Krishna.
Radha loses her cool after Krishna reveals Sridhama's curse from their past life. Elsewhere, Suryadev tries to brew a plan to defeat Shankhachur.
Suryadev and other Gods seek Radha's help to save them from Shankhachur's wrath. Later, all the Gods and Shankhachur engage in a deadly battle.
Shankhachur's wife feels guilty after she learns about his misdeeds. While he loses his powers, Radha and Krishna engage in friendly banter.
An arrogant Shankhachur ilItreats Tulsi when she questions him about his love. While Radha asks Krishna to spill the truth, he enlightens her.
Radha enlightens Tulsi about the sanctity of her love towards Shankhachur. Later, Shankhachur plans to attack Kailash.
Shankhachur, along with his troops, arrives at Kailash to attack. While Krishna makes Radha envious, Tulsi takes an outrageous decision.
On behalf of Mahadev, Devi Parvati takes the form of Maa Kali to battle Shankhachur. However, Krishna stops the fierce combat and convinces Shankhachur otherwise.
Devi Tulsi expresses her affection to Shankhachur before their wedding ceremony. Later, Mahadev attacks an arrogant Shankhachur for misusing Devi Tulsi's affection.
After the death of her lover Shankhachur, Devi Tulsi fumes in anger and places a deadly curse on Krishna. Later, Radha pleads for mercy.
Krishna returns to Dwaraka and tells everyone about the curse. After he spends his last moments with Radha, Krishna turns into a stone.
When Saambh pretentiously goes to help Radha, she makes a request to him. Later, Saambh provokes Devi Tulsi against Krishna.
Devi Tulsi arrives and tells Radha that her sacrificial act is meaningless. However, she is shocked to learn about the ultimate sacrifice Radha is ready to make.
Radha toils hard to give shape to Krishna's idol. Later, Shukracharya's ploy fails as Saambh's attempt to eradicate Krishna's idol turns ineffective.
As Krishna's idol suddenly disappears, Radha looks for it everywhere. Later, Mahadev prophesies Krishna's arrival in a new avatar.
Radha and Balaram are perplexed as the idol mysteriously appears in front of them. Later, Krishna emerges in his new avatar and meets Radha.
Krishna decides to help Radha in finding the idol. Later, Radha advises Devi Tulsi to forgive Krishna and end his curse.
Lakshmana vows to kill Radha when she suspects her strange behaviour. Later, Radha is questioned by Lakshmana as she attempts to trick her.
Krishna meets Radha as Banke Bihari and recites a beautiful poem to her. Meanwhile, Devi Tulsi demands answers from Mahadev.
While Saambh plans to target Radha, Mahadev saves Devi Tulsi's life during her tapasya. Later, Radha decides to prove that Banke is not an imaginary person.
Banke and Radha take a painting challenge before the villagers. As the competition takes place, Devi Parvati is eager to find out who will win.
Banke informs Radha that she can call out to Krishna whenever she wants to. Later, Radha is in trouble as she encounters Dantavakra.
Balaram finds it difficult to fight Dantavakra and rescue Radha from his clutches. Elsewhere, Krishna is relieved from the curse as Tulsi marries Krishna.
Banke comes to rescue Radha and Balaram from Dantavakra's clutches. However, they are perplexed as Banke befriends him and urges them to surrender.
Dantavakra confronts Banke for tricking him. While he is shocked to learn about his past, the curse on Krishna gets lifted.
Krishna saves Radha and Balaram by defeating Dantavakra. While he reveals the truth about Banke, Radha makes a shocking announcement.
Hanuman gets upset when Radha announces that she is the greatest disciple. While Krishna urges Radha to take back her proclamation, Hanuman leaves for Dwarka.
Krishna prepares a feast for Hanuman to welcome him to Dwarka. Meanwhile, Hanuman gets into a conflict with Garud Dev when he insults Shri Ram.
Hanuman accepts Garud's challenge after receiving the blessings of Shri Ram. While Suryadev fears the return of Hanuman, Krishna narrates a glorious tale.
Garud and Suryadev feel inspired after their encounter with Hanuman. Later, he reaches Dwarka and grows curious about Krishna.
Hanuman savours the spread of delicious laddoos prepared by Radha. While Balaram and Radha search for him, Saambh devises an evil plan.
Hanuman introduces himself to Radha and requests her to retract from her proclamation. Later, Balaram and his men fail to capture Hanuman.
Hanuman sets his goal to fill Dwarka with love and devotion. Further, he executes his first plan towards Saambh.
Hanuman and Radha challenge each other on who is the greatest god, Shri Ram or Krishna. As the competition opens up to the citizens of Dwarka, Hanuman has touble finding a neutral judge.
Radha finds out about Hanuman's tremendous powers from Krishna. While she seeks Parvati's help, Balaram makes a revelation to Krishna.
Krishna's plan gets successful as he convinces Radha to retain the challenge. However, Hanuman grows worried as Radha is eager to face him.
Hanuman tries to apprehend Mahadev's hint about Radha's weapon. Later, Hanuman partakes in the competition and proves his power of devotion.
Radha proves her devotion towards Krishna and wins the challenge which leaves Hanuman surprised. Later, Sambh prepares for his next move against Krishna.
Hanuman apologises to Krishna and promises to teach Saambh a lesson. On the other hand, Saambh makes a clever move and summons Shani.
Hanuman engages in a face-off with Shani and wins the fight. Later, he tends to Shani, who understands his mistakes.
Radha prepares sweets to make Hanuman feel at home in Dwarka. While he is confident about his victory, Krishna's statement puts him in a dilemma.
After reaching Kishkinda, Hanuman receives an important mission from Shri Ram. Later, Krishna transforms into his Ram avatar in front of Hanuman.
Hanuman expresses his sentiments for Lord Ram before the villagers. On witnessing their dedication and divinity, Lord Ram showers them with his blessings.
An infuriated Balaram becomes calm after Krishna hugs him. Meanwhile, Hanuman feels Radha is as concerned about him as Sita was.
Hanuman tries his best to get Radha to recognise him but fails. After Krishna gives him an idea, Hanuman tells her the truth.
Seeing Hanuman upset, Balaram reveals his truth to him. While he is elated, Krishna advises him on how to make Radha aware of the eternal reality.
Radha grows curious about the special arrangements at the newly built temple. While Hanuman expresses his eagerness to help, Krishna appreciates his service.
At Krishna's behest, Mahadev arrives in Dwarka. In the presence of Radha and Balram, Krishna establishes Hanuman's idol, declaring him a true devotee.
The residents of Dwarka are taken aback when Alakshmi wreaks havoc using dark magic. Krishna narrates the tale of Alakshmi's past.
A furious Alakshmi commands Jvarasura to torture the residents of Dwarka. While they assume it to be Radha, Krishna meets Alakshmi.
Alakshmi challenges Radha and manifests her sinister plan. After Radha pleads Parvati for help, Devi Sheetala comes to her aid.
A furious battle between Jvarasura and Devi Sheetala commences. After accepting Alakshmi's condition, Krishna puts forth a challenge and allows her to enter Dwarka.
While Radha welcomes Alakshmi in Dwarka, Krisha teaches her the meaning of love. Later, Alakshmi manifests her sinister trap.
Saambh joins hands with Alakshmi in her devil plan. On the other hand, Radha confesses her selfless love for Krishna.
Jambavati asks Kuber for a large sum of his gold, unaware that she has to pay a heavy price for it. On seeing her repent her actions, Krishna tells her Maha Lakshmi's Katha.
Krishna recites Lakshmi Katha, setting an example of Treta Yug. But, Alakshmi's evil intentions affect everyone and ignites greed in them.
Radha plays a game to make Jambavati understand the meaning of Dhan Lakshmi. Later, they make a devotional call to Lakshmi.
Krishna promises Radha, that he will not restrict her from helping Alakshmi. To put Radha in trouble, Alakshmi prepares tasteless food and invites the Monks for a meal.
As the women in the kitchen fall sick due to Alaksmi's spell, Radha gets into trouble. Later, she blames Radha for spoiling the refreshments meant for the monks.
Alaksmi comes up with an evil plan when Radha is asked to prepare food for the Rishis. To calm down the enraged Rishis, Krishna recites Dhanya Lakshmi Katha.
The Rishis ask for forgiveness from Dhan Lakshmi at Radha's request. They bless Radha as she wins their hearts by serving delicious food.
Krishna predicts something unusual about the day of Purnima. Later, Alakshmi resolves to evoke sadness in Dwarka before Purnima.
Alakshmi causes hindrance when Krishna begins narrating a tale on Vidhyalakshmi. The villagers are stunned as Krishna fails to remember how to play the flute.
Alakshmi is thrilled when Radha loses her complete memory. While Krishna helps Radha recollect, she confronts Alakshmi about her wicked intentions.
Radha poses a challenge to Alakshmi, asking her to win Krishna over. Accepting the same, Alakshmi accumulates her supreme powers troubling Dwarka.
To get rid of the negativity, Krishna decides to recite Devi Parvati Sati Swarup Katha. Later, Krishna takes a significant decision on Radha's insistence.
Krishna defines the meaning of love as Radha makes a sacrifice. Later, she admits her failure when Krishna proposes to divide him into two equal pieces.
Alakshmi apologises to Radha after realising the true meaning of love. As she unites Radha and Krishna, he appreciates every woman who loves unconditionally.
To save Dwarka from Alakshmi's evil traces, Mahadev requests Krishna to perform Ashwamedha Yagya. When Krishna refuses him, he comes up with another plan.
As Mahadev convinces Narada, he meets Rukmini and Radha to execute his idea. Later, Krishna appears as Narada discusses his plan for Ashwamedha Yagya with Radha.
Krishna confronts Narada about the Ashwamedha Yagya. While Narada tries to evade him, Krishna declines to participate in the Yagya.
Narad Muni greets each wife of Krishna for the Ashwamedha Yagya. Elsewhere, Balaram gets worried as he is unable to bring an Ashwa for the Yagya.
While Radha persuades Krishna's wives for the Ashwamedha Yagya, Narad Muni applauds her. Later, Radha's genius plan fails as Krishna tricks her.
Krishna plays a prank on Narad Muni as he plans to trap him for the yagya. Later, Saambh gets determined to seperate Krishna and Radha.
Narad Muni lands in a fix as Krishna wants him to select the wife for the Yagya. As he decides to leave, Devi Parvati comes up with a solution.
Radha gets into a dilemma when Narada urges her to choose Krishna's wife for the Yagya. While Krishna stops her, she accepts Narada's plea.
Krishna teaches Chayan to Radha as she gets upset about his fasting. As he performs the Mahadev Pooja, she insists on fasting too.
Radha decides to drink milk to break Krishna's fast. However, Saambh comes up with a wicked plan to hurt Krishna.
Saambh blames Radha for conspiring against Krishna's wives and decides to prove it. Later, Narada conveys Krishna's idea to help Radha in the selection process.
Saambh tries to influence the situation to stop Radha from selecting a wife for the Yagya. He suggests donating gold while Radha is about to declare her choice.
To choose a wife for the Yagya, Saambh organises Tula Daan for Krishna. Later, Saambh and others get elated to experience a miracle.
When Saambh plots revenge against Krishna, the Ashwa escapes from the trap. Later, Balaram is astounded by the definition of love from Radha.
Radha initially refuses to remove the thorn from Krishna's body to respect Rukmini's wishes. But she decides to save him when he faces deep agony.
Radha tells Krishna that Rukmini should not participate in the Ashwamedha Yagna with him. To cater to her wish, Krishna calls off the Yagna.
Devi Parvati expresses her desire to witness Bal Ganesha, but Lord Shiva denies it. Later, Krishna fulfils her demand.
Mahadev complains to Krishna about Ganesha as he snatches away his Trishula. Later, Ganesha gets curious about the strongest weapon in the world.