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Krishna enjoys the meal together with the Gods and Ganesha. An angry Mahadev scolds Ganesha as he eats all the Modaks after Krishna provokes him.

Ganesha is upset as Mahadev scolds him for eating Modak. Later, Mahadev comes up with a plan to make Krishna meet Ganesha.

Realising Mahadev's plan, Krishna decides to leave Dwarka and take Vishnu's avatar. Upon Ganesha's arrival, the people of Dwarka are ecstatic.

Radha is upset as she fails to feed the Modaks to Ganesha. Elsewhere, Ganesha makes several attempts to take the Sudarshan Chakra.

To awaken Krishna for the Sudarshan Chakra, Ganesha drinks the milk from Kshira Sagar. As he fails to find Ganesha, Balaram lands in deep trouble.

Balaram finds Ganesha and urges him to replenish the Kshira Saga. Later, Ganesha agrees after Parvati requests him.

Vinayak was a gritty little boy who lost his life at Mahadev's hands because he followed Parvati's advice. To placate her anger, Mahadev created Ganesha.

Ganesha finds Radha, and she feeds him a Modak. He then makes an innocent request, and she goes to execute his plan.

Krishna decides to take Ganesha with him to Dwarka for instilling knowledge within him. Meanwhile, Radha prepares an ostentatious feast for his welcome.

Ganesha's team of mice find out the Modaks prepared by Radha. Later, to evade Krishna's questions about the Sudarshan Chakra, Ganesha avoids him.

After hearing about Krishna's escapades with stealing butter, Ganesha tries it himself. He then uses his mice team and steals all the butter from Dwarka.

When Krishna asks about the butter thief, a guilty Ganesha frames Krishna. Later, he tells Ganesha a story to make him realise his mistake.

While Ganesha and Krishna win the food task, Krishna gives him a valuable advice on winning. With Krishna's help, Ganesha successfully plays the flute.

Saambh wants to prove to Ganesha that his jhula is the strongest. However, Krishna wins the competition as Saambh falls from his jhula.

Radha and Krishna gift Ganesha a peacock feather by letting him win the competition. Saambh counter questions Ganesha after he blames him for stealing his Modaks.

Krishna welcomes Veda Vyasa at his place. Ganesha agrees to perform the task for popularity while Veda Vyasa chooses him after getting impressed.

Ganesha starts to write Mahabharata as Veda Vyasa dictates. Ganesha sacrifices his tooth to carry on his writing while the pen breaks due to Saambh's plot.

Ganesha blames Saambh for the loss of his tooth, but he forgives him with an open heart. Later, he admits his act of hiding Sudarshana Chakra to Radha.

Ganesha listens carefully while Krishna elaborates the stories of his various avatars. When Mohasur arrives at Dwarka, Krishna gets a premonition.

Radha stands up to Mohasur and refuses to let him take Ganesha away. When all fails, Radha faces Parvati, who gives her an ultimatum to return Ganesha.

Ganesha hides to avoid Mohasur when Krishna denies fighting the former. Further, Krishna fights with Mohasur to avoid destruction but is defeated.

Ganesha chooses the path of truth by returning Krishna his Sudarshana Chakra. Mohasur liberates Radha and Parvati from his spell after Ganesha wins over him.

A sad Radha decides not to participate in the Janmashtami celebration. Later, Ganesha questions her when he finds her in tears.

On the occasion of Janmashtami, the Gods meet Krishna to honour the festival. Krishna and Radha enter the galaxy as twinkling stars shower over them.

Radha waits for Krishna when Shukracharya tells Saambh of the end of her curse. Later, Shukracharya kidnaps Radha before her life takes an auspicious turn.

Devi Parvati fumes with anger and decides to finish Shukracharya's powers for trapping Radha. After following Krishna's flute, can Radha reach him?

Hundred years ahead, Radha and Krishna spend time together on their swing. However, they decide to return to Dwarka and meet their associates.

Radha desires to settle with Krishna at Goloka, but he refuses to do so. However, against Krishna's wish, she leaves Dwarka to reunite with him at Goloka.

As Radha leaves for Goloka, Krishna is unable to stop her. However, Balram's questions compel her to return back to Dwarka.

Radha leaves Dwarka and hides from Krishna in a cave. However, Krishna arrives at the cave and asks her to come out or else he will never meet her again.

On Radha's insistence, Krishna promises to end their relationship of love. Elsewhere, the dwellers of Dwarka get excited to welcome them.

Balaram expresses his concern to Krishna about Radha. However, Krishna dimisses his query by stating that his love with Radha is eternal.

Krishna welcomes the Yaduvanshis and makes Saambh their representative. Later, an evil Saambh resolves to destroy Krishna.

Radha attempts to end Krishna's suffering by stopping time which puts the world in danger. Later, Krishna tries to reason with Radha in order to save the world.

Krishna gives up all his powers and tells Radha that he will be killed if she destroys the world. Saambh learns about the former's weakness and plans an attack.

With the help of Devaki, Krishna manages to comfort a sad Radha. Later, he asks Balaram to accompany Saambh and Anirudh to unite the Yaduvanshis.

Radha makes Krishna's dream a reality by inviting Gopikas to cook for him. Later, Saambh and Balaram's plan to set Anirudh up works in their favour.

Krishna praises the dessert prepared by the Gopikas when a jealous Radha finds it tasteless. The Gopikas groom Krishna while Balaram, Anirudh, and Saambh are absent.

Balram refuses to fight with Bhaldev on Saamb's advice, to rescue Anirudh. Elsewhere, Krishna prepares for a grand event to celebrate Radha's birthday.

Despite Krishna's request, Saambh is ready to declare a war against the Yaduvanshis. Later, Krishna has a clever plan to get Anirudh back.

Krishna invites Somdev and Baldev as chief guests for the ceremony, and both give up the war out of respect. Later, Baldev returns Anirudh to Krishna.

While Radha grows worried about Krishna, he celebrates her birthday. Further, Krishna fulfils Devki's miracle wish.

Devki gets emotional after witnessing Krishna's greatness and tells him the story about his birth. Later, Krishna shares a romantic moment with Radha.

When Sukracharya and Saambh conspire to eliminate Krishna, Radha and Balaram sense a danger. Later, Rukmini and Radha promise to protect him.

As Radha hopes to receive an interpretation, Krishna leaves Rukmini's question unanswered. Later, Radha grows shell-shocked to witness an improbable object.

Radha goes searching for Jara in fear of Krishna's life. On learning about Jara's poverty, Radha sacrifices her ring as a sign of love.

As Krishna promises Jara to teach archery, the latter returns him Radha's ring. Jara remains firm in his faith in Krishna, while his wife chastises him.

A frantic Radha resolves to stop Krishna from keeping his promise to Jara. She ultimately asks Rukmini to stop him.

Radha pleads with Krishna to stop Rukmini from leaving Dwarka, while he asks her to make a promise. Later, Krishna burns his hands trying to save Radha.

Saambh finds Jara and brings him to Dwarka, knowing that Radha had a premonition of him ending Krishna's life. Meanwhile, Radha tries to warn Krishna.

Radha grows elated as Jara takes back his words from Krishna. While Krishna's shocking response hurt Radha, she takes an unusual step to save his life.

Saambh focuses on making Jara stay back in Dwarka while Krishna trains him. Later, Radha and Krishna start the Navaratri puja by praying to Maa Durga.

Saambh prevents Jara from leaving Dwarka to fulfill his evil intentions. Later, Jara insists to perform the Shakti Puja with Radha and Krishna.

Jara manages to fulfil his task by collecting the flowers with Radha and Krishna's help. Later, Saambh asks Jara to be Krishna's minister.

As Jara fails to please Maa Durga, Krishna tries to sacrifice an eye to please the goddess. Maa Durga is pleased by Krishna and blesses Radha.

Saambh is furious that Jara didn't ask for the wish that Saambh had instructed him to ask for. Further, Gurudev takes Saambh to Rishi Durvasa to end Krishna.

As Saambh learns Rishi Durvasa's short-tempered nature, he makes a plan to make the latter furious. Meanwhile, Krishna wishes to create a symbol depicting love.

Radha and Krishna complete the monument depicting their love. On the other hand, Saambh attains victory in his sinister plan of tricking Rishi Durvasa.

Krishna gets worried when he learns that Rishi Durvasa is coming to Dwarka and starts the preparations. Later, Durvasa presents a shocking condition to Krishna.

Krishna accepts Durvasa's humiliation with a smile on his face. Later, Durvasa apologises to Radha and Krishna and reveals that he humiliated him to protect him.

Durvasa gets concerned when the other Rishis don't arrive at Dwarka before the ceremony. Later, he learns that someone misled them to stop the ceremony.

Saambh conspires against Radha as he serves rotten fruits to Durvasa and other Rishis. Later, Krishna comes up with a plan to catch the culprit.

Saambh faces Durvasa and calls the Rishis fraudsters. Meanwhile, Krishna has a plan to handle the situation.

Saambh claims that Durvasa and the other sages are all fake as they blessed him with the impossible. Later, Durvasa curses him to give birth from his own body.

Jambavati is shocked to learn about the curse Saambh received from Durvasa. Radha requests Balaram to find Saambh and help him when the latter leaves Dwarka.

Shukracharya joins hands with King Shalva in order to destroy Krishna and Balaram. He manipulates Saambh into luring Krishna to danger.

Shalva expresses his desire to rule Dwaraka by dethroning Krishna, leading to a scuffle between the two forces. Meanwhile, Radha is concerned about Krishna's absence.

Krishna's clone enters Dwarka and reveals to Balaram that he knows all about Shukracharya and Shalva's plan. However, Balaram gets suspicious about his behaviour.

As Krishna behaves weirdly, Balaram pleads with Radha to keep an eye on him. Eventually, Radha gets bothered when Krishna plays with the feather.

A disguised Krishna meets King Shalva to gauge how big of a threat he is and the motivation behind him. Later, Balaram questions Kaptasur's battle strategy.

As Giridhari supplies milk for the Govardhan Pooja, Radha invites him. Kaptasur gets into a trap while Giridhari wants to listen to Govardhan Katha from him.

While King Shalva confronts Kaptasur for not fulfilling his duty, the latter manipulates him to get the Pushpavimaan. Later, Radha presents a gift to Krishna.

Radha gets suspicious about Kaptasur when he gloats about his victory and decides to test him. However, Kaptasur comes up with an excuse when he fails the test.

Krishna tells Radha that the person who she thought was him was Kaptasur in disguise. Later, Shalva's army reaches Dwarka for the Pushpaka Vimana.

Kaptasur hurts Balaram's feelings by misbehaving with him for the loss of the Vimana. However, he agrees with Radha after she admits to give away the Vimana.

Kaptasur sees Radha with Krishna and realises that she knows the truth. Later, he goes to Shalva's kingdom to meet him, but gets stabbed.

Rishi Durvasa brings Kaptasur back to life as Shalva gives him a warning for betraying him. Later, Krishna pretends to be Kaptasur to play a prank on Radha.

Kaptasur confronts Krishna and threatens to kill him. After a war of words, Krishna vows to finish himself if Radha chooses Kaptasur over him.

After Kaptasur impersonates Krishna, Radha is asked to identify him with her eyes closed. Eventually,Radhadiscovers Kaptasur's nefarious intention.

The Gopis invite Krishna and Radha to their villages to perform the Raas. Later, Vidurath receives Mahadev's blessing after offering penance to him.

Balaram accepts Krishna's wrestling challenge. As Krishna partially reveals his motive after losing, Shukracharya makes a deadly deal with Vidhurath.

Krishna welcomes Vidhurath to Dwarka, but the latter invites him to a duel to avenge his brother, Dantavakra's death. Krishna accepts his challenge.

Shri Krishna outwits Vidhurath by pretending to be tired during their duel while the sun sets. The next morning, Krishna starts the duel.

Since the whole world has been made a fighting ring, Krishna eludes Vidhurath and reaches Vrindavan with Radha. Later, Shukracharya assists Vidhurath.

The Gopikas joyously welcome Krishna and Radha to their village. However, Vidhurath kidnaps all of the Gopikas to persuade Krishna to come to their rescue.

Krishna arrives where Vidhurath has captured the gopikas and surprises him with his illusion. Awestruck, Vidhurath falls in mud in front of Krishna.

Vidhurath accepts his loss and requests Krishna to put a stop to their battle. Later, Krishna kills Vidhurath for attempting to harm Radha.

Shukracharya furiously determines to wipe out Krishna by taking away the love that has his life. Elsewhere, Krishna anticipates a forthcoming danger.

Saambh moans after suffering from a severe stomachache caused by leprosy. Later, Shukracharya infiltrates Nishath's mind to turn him against Krishna.

As he resolves to save Nishath, Balaram asks Krishna to look after Saambh. On the other hand, Shukracharya and Shalva instigate Nishath against Krishna.

As Shukracharya provokes Nishath, the latter questions Krishna's credibility in Dwarka. Later, Nishath demands Krishna to step down from the throne.

A mysterious individual gives Jambavati and Radha a potion to save Saambh. Later, Radha fakes an injury to get access to his chamber.

Balaram is upset when Krishna refuses his request to be the king for a day. Later, Saambh suffers as supernatural powers erupt from his body.

Balaram feels degraded as Krishna forbids him to be the Dwarkadhish. Out of anger, he decides to master the knowledge by leaving Dwarka.

Balaram decides to acquire knowledge from the sage, unaware of the evil plans. Elsewhere, Krishna's realisation about the forthcoming danger makes him upset.

Balaram assures Krishna that his Gurudev will fix the plight raised in Dwarka. While Krishna is upset, Balaram is confident about saving Dwarka.

While Balaram catches Nishad red-handed, Romaharshan carries on the act of doing the Yajna. Later, Balaram foils Romaharshan's ploy.

Balram furiously lashes out at Nishath as he tries creating a rift between him and Krishna. Meanwhile, as he tries to teach Romharshan a lesson, Krishna asks Balram to not interrupt the ritual.

As Balram continues to intimidate Romharshan for conspiring against Krishna, the latter convinces Dwaraka to impress Mahadev. Later, Mahadev grants Romharshan a wish.

A furious Balaram attempts to kill Romharshan to stop Mahadeva from offering his boon of indemnity. Later, Krishna convinces them.