Worried, the gods want to stop Shivansh's reincarnation, but Brihaspati stops them. Meanwhile, to the surprise of the Asuras, Andhaka pays tribute to Mahadev. Kartikay intervenes and forbids Andhaka from entering Kailash. He alerts Mahadev that Andhaka is seeking revenge for the death of his son.
A repentant Andhaka apologises to Mahadev and Parvati for Adi's misdeeds. Kartikay forbids him to stay in Kailash, but Mahadev and Parvati allow him to be there. Indradev, in order to stop Shivansh's reincarnation, urges Natyacharya to master the Tandav from Mahadev.
Both Andhaka and Natyacharya endeavour to impress Mahadev. Lord Vishnu's suspicions are aroused and on his advice, Parvati tries to stop Mahadev from teaching the Tandav to Natyacharya. Will Mahadev heed her warning?
Despite Parvati's advice, Mahadev teaches Natyacharya the Tandav. Narad enlightens the gods about Mahadev's Tandav. Parvati joins Mahadev while he performs the dance. Later, Shivansh is reborn and is named Lohitang. Prithvi Devi and Mahadev bless him.
Mahadev entrusts Andhaka with the care of Lohitang. Mahadev also blesses Natyacharya and condemns the Asuras. As a result, the Asuras vent their anger on Andhaka for accepting Mahadev's advice. Indradev and Kartikay are also upset with Mahadev for supporting Andhaka.
While Mahadev enlightens Parvati about Bali and Vamana, Lord Vishnu decides to lead his life in Yoga Nidra for some time. This worries Lord Brahma. Meanwhile, protesting against Andhaka for supporting the Devas, the Asuras decide to leave Patal Lok.
Andhaka's grand design includes misleading Lohitang against Mahadev. This information upsets both Mahadev and Parvati. Meanwhile, Lord Vishnu entrusts the universe into the care of Lakshmi.
Indradev and Brihaspati are worried about Lord Vishnu's decision to lead his life in Yoga Nidra. Parvati requests the gods to cease hostilities with the Asuras and asks Mahadev to visit Patal Lok. Meanwhile, Andhaka is training Lohitang to fulfill a mission.
Mahadev tells Parvati, Indradev and Brihaspati about the evil designs of Andhaka and predicts the consequences. Meanwhile, Andhaka provokes Lohitang against Mahadev and appoints him the ruler of his kingdom.
Ganesha wants the gods and Asuras to co-exist in peace and seeks Mahadev's blessings for it. Lohitang, under the influence of Andhaka, misuses the power of his boon and provokes an Asura called Nikas to attack the gods.
Kartikey vows to protect the deities from the Asuras and on Ganesha's advice, seeks Mahadev's permission to support the deities in a yagna. Mahadev warns them about the consequences. He is saddened when Kartikay criticises him for supporting Andhaka, but gives his blessings anyway.
Parvati informs Prithvi Devi about Andhaka misguiding Lohitang against Mahadev. Prithvi Devi showers Lohitang with compassion and enlightens him about Mahadev's greatness. He wishes to meet Mahadev. However, Andhaka asks him to focus on his training.
Mahadev enlightens Parvati about a devotee, Jeevak, who turned into a demon after killing a holy man, Brihath. Jeevak now converts greedy people into demons. Meanwhile, Lohitang experiences serenity in Asur Lok, and wishes to stay away from Andhaka.
Adi's mother provokes Lohitang to act against Mahadev. However, Mahadev is able to pacify him. He offers redemption to Jeevak and some other demons. Will Jeevak apologise for his sins?
Jeevak's men thank Mahadev. Meanwhile, Narad informs Kartikay about Prithvi Devi's concern for Lohitang and educates him in music and art. Lohitang also receives Narad's Veena. Dev Kampan is furious that Lohitang has refused to be his disciple.
Lord Brahma and Mahadev condemn the Asuras for misusing their powers, while Indradev and Brihaspati perform a yagna. Andhaka decides to ruin the yagna, and Lohitang learns about this. Andhaka plans to take Lakshmi with him to Patal Lok.
Lakshmi berates Andhaka for disrespecting Parvati. He, in turn, accuses Parvati and Mahadev of injustice against Adi and himself. Parvati reasons with him, but he orders her and Lakshmi to accompany him to Patal Lok. Mahadev is enraged.
Mahadev attacks Andhaka and he dies. Before dying, he asks Lohitang to avenge his death. Lohitang then vows to destroy Mahadev. Prithvi Devi tries to pacify him, but fails to calm him down.
Lohitang declares his hatred for Mahadev and vows to avenge Andhaka's death. Lohitang continues with his training under Dev Kampan, who wants him to discontinue his sadhana. Will Lohitang follow his advice?
Indradev and Brihaspati succeed in acquiring Arthashastra to protect the gods, but Mahadev condemns the move. Indradev expresses his gratitude to Kartikay for his support. Meanwhile, Lohitang becomes powerful on completing his training under the tutelage of Dev Kampan.
Prithvi Devi urges Lohitang to respect Mahadev, but it has no effect on him. He declares his hatred for Mahadev and Parvati. The Asuras felicitate Lohitang and he provokes them into fighting against Mahadev and the other gods. Will Lohitang become Raj Asur by destroying Mahadev?
Tuhund becomes powerful after being granted a boon by Lord Brahma. He prepares to attack the Devas, who begin to worry. Dev Kampan enlightens Lohitang about Tuhund. Meanwhile, Kartikay is welcomed back to Kailash by his parents and he regrets disobeying Mahadev.
Ganesha pacifies Kartikay, while Tuhund boasts about his powers to Lohitang. An enraged Lohitang attacks him and demonstrates his superiority. He asks Tuhund to support him in his war against the gods.
Tuhund agrees to support Lohitang. Mahadev forbids Indradev from using the Arthashastra against the Asuras. Brihaspati apologises to Mahadev for supporting Indradev. Meanwhile, Lohitang intends to utilise the powers of Bhandasur, even as Ganesha vows to counter him.