Devon Ke Dev Mahadev

Prajapati Daksh tells Sati that Rishi Angira will seek her hand in marriage for his son. She agrees to obey her father. Brahma, Vishnu and Lakshmi try to persuade Mahadev to stop the marriage because Adi Shakti cannot marry a mere mortal. Will Mahadev listen to them?

Narad muni, Chandrama and Nandi request Mahadev to visit Sati, but in vain. Prasuti forces Bhrugu Maharishi to take the responsibilities of Sati’s marriage. She insists Daksh to reconsider Sadbhish as an appropriate groom for Sati. Asur Chakri suggests Tarakasur to kill Sati before the marriage. Revati tries to convince Sati, but Sati faints on the day of Sadbhish’s visit.

Sati's health deteriorates. Daksh is adamant on getting her married to an ugly Sadhbhish and prepares for the same. However, Prasuti is dejected about Daksh’s choice of groom for Sati. Later, she strongly protests against Daksh's decision. Prasuti is concerned about Sati's well-being.

Prasuti is unhappy with Daksh’s choice of groom for Sati and says it is a curse on her daughter to be married off to the ugly Sadhbhish. Daksh, however, is adamant. Prasuti tries to persuade Sati to reject the proposal, but she insists on obeying her father’s orders.

Lord Brahma tells Daksh that Jata can make Sadhbhish handsome, even as Prasuti protests that he is not a suitable groom for her daughter. Lakshmi appears before Daksh in the form of an old lady and asks the king to follow her barefoot to find Jata.

When Daksh reaches Jata’s abode, he has to first get past his servant who has vowed to humble the arrogant Prajapati. In the palace, Sati is so distracted by conflicting thoughts about Mahadev’s rejection and her loyalty to her father, she doesn’t notice her clothes catching fire during the puja.

Prajapati Daksh seeks Jata’s help to transform Sadhbhish into a handsome person. Jata’s servant tries to prevent Daksh’s wish being granted. But Jata promises Daksh that he will help him. Daksh is happy and returns to give the good news to Prasuti and Sati.

Prajapati Daksh welcomes Jata to his palace where he sings a song that mesmerises Sati. Later, Jata agrees to transform Sadhbhish on the condition that Sati stays with him until his work is finished. However, Daksh and Prasuti are against that. Will Jata finish what he promised to do?

Sati believes the music she heard is a blessing from the gods and feels healed. Daksh, meanwhile, asks Jata to complete his task. Daksh tells Prasuti that though Jata is arrogant, he is a skilled sculptor. On her father’s request, Sati asks Jata to work on transforming Sadhbhish.

Jata asks Sati to stay around him, while he is engaged in sculpting a figure of Sadhbhish. Jata’s servant reveals that his master is none other than Mahadev himself. Sati is again lost in thoughts of Mahadev and expresses her unhappiness at having to marry Sadhbhish.

Jata refuses the comforts of the palace and wishes to stay in a village. There, a small boy stands on a Shivaling while reaching for a Bilva fruit. The villagers curse the boy for disrespecting the idol, but Mahadev appears before him and grants him two boons.

Jata arrives at Sukarna’s house, carrying fruits and toys, and introduces himself as his maternal uncle. Sukarna’s mother knows it is Mahadev. Sukarna doesn’t want Jata to leave, but his servant says he must go so he can bring him an aunt. Meanwhile, a crocodile is about to attack Sati.

Jata’s servant Sevakram tells Sati the story of Jata’s love for a princess who betrayed him. Sati, in turn, tells Sevakram about her connection with Mahadev. A rishi warns Daksh to marry off Sati at the earliest. Daksh seeks Jata’s advice to ensure Sati’s welfare.

Sati sees Mahadev in Jata and he reveals that he has come to earth as a sculptor. He assures her of his immense love for her and says he has had to sacrifice his love for her welfare. Sati is angry at Mahadev for renouncing her. He, in turn, reminds her of her promise and loyalty to Daksh.

Sati is angry when Mahadev insists on her marrying Sadhbhish. She tells Revati the truth about Jata and Revati asks her to marry Mahadev. Sati pleads with Jata to use his powers as Mahadev and stop her marriage with Sadhbhish.

Prajapati Daksh and Prasuti are pleased by the new image of Sadhbhish. Even Sati appreciates Jata’s work. As Jata is leaving, Daksh asks him to create an idol of Shiva which can be displayed at Sati’s upcoming wedding with Sadhbhish.

Sati is pursued by Sadhbhish, who has a monster within him. Rishi Dadhichi is not able to help Sati, but Mahadev slays the monster. Sati returns to the palace and the marriage rituals begin. But Sadhbhish’s actions leave everyone shocked.

Sadhbhish confesses his guilt to Prajapati Daksh and Sati. His attractive image sculpted by Jata changes back to his original ugliness. Daksh is furious and curses him and his father Angira Rishi. Sati begins to weep before a Mahadev idol when her father appears.

Sati tells Revati that Mahadev had arrived on earth only for her and that she wishes to go with him to Kailash. But Jata advises her to obey her father. Daksh goes ahead with the marriage plans for Sati and insists that all his citizens should attend.

Joyous after her meeting with Jata, Sati decides to take his advice. Rishi Kashyap is annoyed by Daksh’s arrogance and predicts that Sati’s marriage will only be with Lord Shiva. Rishi Atri reveals Jata’s real identity to Daksh. How will Daksh respond?

Prasuti tries to enlighten Daksh about Lord Shiva’s real nature, expressing her desire that her daughter should be united with Mahadev. But Daksh is set in his opposition to Mahadev. He is not willing to listen to Rishi Kashyap or Revati. What will Sati’s decision be?

Daksh wants to conduct Sati’s marriage quickly. Prasuti is in despair and prays to Lord Shiva to protect Sati. Rishi Kashyap, Revati and Aditi also join in the prayers. While Daksh goes about organizing a Swayamvar for Sati, her destiny seems already decided.

Daksh is furious to see that Sati has garlanded an idol of Lord Shiva. Sati is in deep prayer and Mahadev, moved by her devotion, appears before her. Sati is overjoyed to see the Lord, but Daksh again declares his opposition to him and attacks Mahadev with his words.