Veer Hanuman: Anjana STUNG by scorpion, Maruti remains UNAWARE

In the latest episode of Veer Hanuman on Sony SAB, the story takes a poignant turn as young Maruti’s innocent joy runs parallel to his mother Anjana’s silent suffering — setting the tone for a deeply emotional narrative. The episode opens with Maruti, now attending Gurukul, writing his very first word: “Mata.” His choice reflects his unwavering love and devotion toward his mother, Anjana. However, the moment he joyfully utters the word, a sudden twist of fate strikes — miles away, Anjana, deep in meditation, is stung by a scorpion. The venom takes its toll, and she collapses unconscious in Kesari’s arms.

While Maruti beams with pride, eager to show his mother the word he has written, Anjana lies motionless. The contrast between a child’s innocent achievement and a mother’s unexpected tragedy creates a powerful emotional duality. In the celestial realm, Lakshmi mourns Anjana’s pain, but Vishnu offers solace, reminding her that divine destinies come with immense trials. He emphasizes that this suffering is part of a larger cosmic design.

Meanwhile, back in Gurukul, Maruti faces ridicule from his peers for his habit of speaking to trees. Undeterred, he turns the tables by accepting their challenge — rubbing chili dust in his eyes to prove his bravery. He succeeds, not through force, but through cleverness and determination, earning their respect.

The episode takes a darker turn as Anjana’s spirit is seen being pulled into Pataal Lok for a mysterious ritual. Surrounded by dark energies and the formidable Pataal Kali, her fate hangs in the balance. Unaware of the looming danger, Maruti walks home, clutching the word “Mata” with pride — blissfully unaware of the storm brewing in the shadows.

Veer Hanuman features child actor Aan Tiwari as young Maruti, with Sayli Salunkhe portraying Anjana and Arav Chowdhary as Kesari. The show continues to blend mythology, emotion, and drama, bringing to life the lesser-known stories of Lord Hanuman’s formative years.