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Kaliya the giant deadly five-headed venomous serpent king became a major threat to the peace and tranquility of the great water lands. Garuda the half eagle-half human warrior had to challenge him to restore peace. Having defeated Kalia he ordered him to leave the great water land and banished him forever. Kalia trespassed in Vrindavan threatening the lives of the innocent people. Krishna and his friends were busy playing in the river Yamuna, as Kaliya poisoned the river with his lethal venom. The weeds died, the water creatures scampered around trying to find a vent of shelter. Krishna's friends lost their consciousness in the fumes of the deadly venom. As Krishna was trying to get them to safety, Kalia attacked. Helpless Nanda along with worry stricken Yashoda and the rest of inhabitants of Vrindavan witnessed as a great battle progressed between Krishna and Kalia. Showcasing breath taking underwater sequences of their fight and truly epic moments of Krishna- the- warrior forcing open Kalia's poisonous monstrous jaws while dancing his way to victory on top him, he emerged a true hero by showing mercy once he managed to remove the poison that had intoxicated Kalia.
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Krishna emerged as a true prankster in this episode as the leader in their butter stealing scheme. In an elaborate and funny flow of events the kids finally achieved their goal. But just as they were engulfed in the bliss of tasting their prized exploits, they got caught by one of the milkmaids. Krishna played his trick again as he was brought in front of Yashoda for punishment. To the milkmaids amazement she realized that instead of Krishna it's her own son who she had brought along with for punishment while Krishna enjoyed a good laugh over his own mischievous skills.On the other hand, the evil king Kamsa was living in constant threat of his own end by his angel of death - Krishna. Even the lavishness of his palace seemed bitter to him for his mind was racing with anxiety. To get rid if his worries, he summoned his trusted aid Agasura (the monstrous serpent) to find and kill Krishna. Krishna and his friends were playing around when Agasura transformed himself in the form of a cave and allured Krishna's friends to venture inside him. Once inside, the boys found themselves trapped as they were swallowed in. Krishna sensed danger and saw through Agasura's camouflage. He rushed to save his friends. Once Krishna got inside, Agasura tried to swallow him up as well. But Krishna like a true super hero ripped open Agasura's abdomen with great strength thus rescuing his friends and bringing an end to Agasura.
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Kamsa worried about his impending fate summoned the calf demon Vatsasura to take care of Krishna-his angel of death. Meanwhile in Vrindavan time was witnessing another unique event. A ferocious tiger had been the point of threat to the domestic animals. Grabbing an opportunity, the tiger cornered Bahula - the cow who was very dear to Krishna. With her earnest plea to see and feed her calf for the last time she begged the tiger to spare her for one more day. Having her wish fulfilled, she went back as promised in order to give herself up as the tiger's meal.To her surprise, both her calf and her master arrived at the spot in order to sacrifice themselves to save her. Krishna, who was now a kid of about 7 years old, got moved by this unconditional display love for each other and came to their rescue taming the fuming hungry tiger. Vatsasura on the other hand, in pursuit of Krishna, reached Vrindavan and found him playing with his friends and their calves. The demon had the ability to take disguise and turned his monstrous image in the form of an evil calf. While Krishna and his friends were engaged having fun racing, Vatsasura appeared among them and created a panic. Not be let down, Krishna challenged the might of Vatsasura who proved to be a robust evil force confronting Krishna. A fuming Vatsasura soon realized that Krishna's skills and supremacy was far beyond as he succumbed to death.
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Demigod Indra found the stock of his favorite wine empty. The only place to find it was at the private wine orchard of King Kamsa guarded by the mighty demon Dhenukasura (the donkey demon) along with his group of evil donkey demon cronies. Indra took the matter lightly and came down to get a fresh stock of wine for himself unaware that Dhenukasura was the face of death for any trespasser in the orchard. The demon's strength was such that he overpowered Indra and almost made him fall in the deep crevice that was created by his thunderous stamping. Indra's pet the giant elephant Airavat had to come for his rescue at the last minute. The scent of the ripe fruits from the wine orchard lured the cattle of Vrindavan to venture inside the dreadful territory. In pursuit of their lost cattle, Krishna, Balram and their friends entered the wine orchard and got spotted by Dhenukasura. Raging and fuming, Dhenukasura attacked. While Krishna was still in his playful mood, Balram took the matter seriously and demonstrated the true strength of a champion wrestler. Dhenukasura died in his hands. Having witnessed the fall of mighty Dhenukasura, his evil giant donkey cronies grouped together and surrounded Krishna and Balaram as they together took on the group fighting to the end till they stood victorious.
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Aristasura (the gigantic bull demon) with enormous power in his mammoth horns was summoned by Kamsa in his desperation to kill Krishna. Aristasura, the brute that he was, like an evil force stormed inside Vrindavan - Krishna's peaceful abode and began a ghastly reign of destruction making the common people run for their lives. He even broke the dam and flooded the village. Krishna came forward to confront the demon. What followed was a fearsome battle between good and evil that shook the earth as they fought like two titans. Krishna lifted up the giant and hurled him in the sky. But the demonic bull came charging back over and over again till Krishna pinned him down shattering his mammoth horn killing Aristasura. While resting with his friends after the battle, Radha accused Krishna of killing a bull and taunted him that he needs to rinse all his sin by taking dip in the six great rivers. Krishna used his amazing powers and called upon the six great rivers to fill up a pond for him to take a bath. As the miracle happened Radha challenged Krishna that even she can do such a trick. With her two friends she toiled and dug the earth trying to create a pond for her. Realizing that Radha and her friends are tired, Krishna once again played his powers and filled Radha's pond also with the waters of the six great rivers bringing smile on her face.
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Bakasura (the crane demon) was greedy and malicious in his heart. Kamsa took advantage of his greed and deceived him to hunt Krishna down.Unaware of the impending danger, Krishna was busy playing with his friends. Radha, Vishakha and Malati challenged him as nothing more than a prankster. In response, Krishna demonstrated his true powers by creating a bridge with floating stones pretty much the same way as Lord Rama had done with the help of his army of monkeys. As Radha and her other friends stood spellbound, the sky suddenly got covered with the dark evil shadows of a monster bird. Bakasura's devilish approach from the sky made everybody run in panic. Capable of spitting volleys of fire, Bakasura with his fearsome beak and giant claws posed a serious threat and much to the horror of his friends managed to swallow up Krishna. Four demi-gods who were witnessing the colossal fight from heaven got paranoid by this turn of event and came together to fight Bakasura in order to save the mankind. But all their efforts went in vein as Bakasura took their blows and in spite of being wounded managed to drive the demi-gods off. Krishna as if testing the powers of the demi-gods and Bakasura, emerged out and in a decisive finale, crushed out of the giant beak of Bakasura as the demon slumped dead.
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Krishna's pranks and playfulness found a new form while playing with pearls among his friends. He planted a few pearls and made them grow into trees bearing lot more shining pearls. Radha not to be let down tried the same with her friends but all her efforts could only create thorny bushes instead of pearl bearing plants like Krishna. Watching Radha dejected and having lost her pearls, Krishna came forward and shared his own thus making her beaming in joy.Keshi (the horse demon) in the meantime announced himself to be the most powerful of all and promised Kamsa that he will surely bring an end to Krishna. Powered by his force, energy and beefy hoofs Keshi created a storm of cloud behind him engulfing everything.The ground trembled, shook and broke as Keshi galloped forward with the intension of challenging Krishna to a duel of death. Krishna sensed the impending danger on the common people of Vrindavan and confronted Keshi. Krishna's super powers and Keshi's vigor clashed in a death-defying contest. Fast agile forceful like a wild storm, Keshi struggled with all his potency but Krishna had the last smile as he came crashing down with Keshi like an explosion killing the massive horse demon.
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It was the offering time to the Sun God as Radha, her friends and the ladies of Vrindavan were busy arranging for the rituals. As part of the rituals sweets were also to be distributed and quite naturally Krishna and his friends had their attention glued to it. They disguised themselves as priests and offered their services. Krishna behaved as if he was chanting the rituals. As smoke started coming out, he along with his friends played their prank. Covering themselves in the veil of smoke, they silently stole the sweets and were gone leaving the rest of the people fuming in anger. A different act was getting orchestrated at Kamsa's palace. Having lost many of his demon allies, Kamsa ordered the vicious Vyomasura (the Bat demon) to make sure that Krishna lives no more. While trying to find Krishna, Vyomasura tormented the people of Vrindavan trying to get information. He finally found Krishna's friends playing and having fun. Taking disguise he tricked the boys inside a cave and locked them inside closing the cave with a massive stone. As Krishna rushed to their rescue, Vyomasura regained his original demonic form. Flapping his giant wings and exposing his sharp teeth he challenged Krishna to fight. Krishna answered him blow by blow before killing the dark monster. Krishna shattered the giant stone at the mouth of the cave and freed his friends. Once again our little prankster managed to save the day like a true super hero.
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Growing up as a naughty 9 months old kid, Krishna left Yashoda - his mother with no other option but to tie him up with a wooden mortar. But nothing would stop him from his pranks as he effortlessly dragged the mortar along with him in order to escape. In the process two trees that came in his way got uprooted, such was the strength of the little boy. But what ever Krishna did, had a magic touch to it. The two uprooted trees turned out to be two cursed brothers Manigrava and Nalakuvera who were royal guards. With Krishna's touch they found themselves finally free of the curse. Evil King Kamsa on the other hand was busy planning Krishna's end. Trinavarta (the tornado demon) loved nothing more than destruction. So when Kamsa asked for his help Trinavarta was all too happy to comply. Doing what he does the best, he summoned all his force together and created a violent tornado that endangered the very existence of Vrindavan causing great peril to the people. Flexing his own strength, Trinavarta showed no mercy till he met Krishna. With a trail of violent dark cloud rising like a whirlwind, Trinavarta picked up Krishna in his massive smoky clutches. Even just as a toddler, Krishna fought fearlessly through the vicious tornado ripping it apart with all his powers till he got to the very base and started hammering the demon against ground bringing Trinavarta to a shuddering death.
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Krishna was just 9 months old. Playfully he had put dirt in his mouth just like any other kid. Mother Yashoda in her effort to take the dirt out witnessed with shock and disbelief the entire universe revolving inside Little Krishna's mouth. Sensing that Krishna is no ordinary kid, in a flash back she and Nanda - Krishna's father recalled the feat Krishna had accomplished as just a 10 days old infant. Putna (the mistress of darkness) was full of meanness and hatred. She took great pleasure in snatching out souls and slaughtering them with pain and cruelty. Surrounded by her crazy bunch of terrible demons, she was Kamsa's confidante. She was a bit disappointed when Kamsa asked her to kill Krishna alone, for her notoriety preceded in snatching thousands of souls together. Killing just one seemed quiet demeaning to her wicked reputation. But she was up for a surprise. Little did she knew that Krishna even as an infant was a super hero. Putna took the disguise of a celestial beauty and took permission from Yashoda - Krishna's mother to breast feed little Krishna. Like a loving mother, Yashoda agreed and Putna with her poisonous breasts proceeded to feed Krishna with the intention of killing him. But Krishna in his own playfulness sucked the life out of Putna as everyone else hailed Krishna with marvel and wonder.
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