Kalbheet's father, Raj Purohit, forbids him from worshipping Mahadev. He fails to perform a yagna for Kalbheet. Mahadev and Ganesh disguise themselves as Nat Bhairav and Natesh respectively, and reach the village. They assure the villagers that they will take care of Kalbheet.
Mahadev enlightens Indradev about Kalbheet's sufferings. Pushpadant, a devotee of Mahadev, steals flowers from the Maharaja's pushpa vatika, to worship the shivling. The Maharaja fails to perform Mahadev's puja without flowers, and wants to punish the thief. His soldiers succeed in arresting Pushpadant. Nat Bhairav consoles Raj Purohit. Kalbheet's mother worries as he has not eaten food since the last two days. Natesh (Ganesh) succeeds in feeding him.
Nat Bhairav and Natesh succeed in liberating Kalbheet from his reclusive life. On Nat Bhairav's advice, Kalbheet mends his relationship with his parents. Meanwhile, Mahadev must decide whether Pushpadant should be punished or not.
Nat Bhairav explains to Kalbheet's parents how they misguided their son. They apologise and thank Nat Bhairav. However, the villagers challenge Raj Purohit that Kalbheet will not come out of the house. On Nat Bhairav's insistence, Kalbheet emerges to prove he can mix with society.
Provoked by the soldiers of the Maharaja, Pushpadant enters the Shiva temple and takes away the Shivaling. Though Nat Bhairav tries to make him realise his mistake, he does not listen and worships the stolen Shivaling. Will Pushpadant be punished for the theft?
Pushpadant realises his mistake and returns the Shivaling to the Maharaja. As stealing from the temple cannot be forgiven, the Maharaja punishes him with the death sentence. Will Mahadev again save Pushpadant?