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Episode begins with everyone still in Virat sabha. Uttar asks the vidhushak to tell them more about Shri Krishna. He goes on to tell everyone about Krishna's bal leela.
Some gopis are walking along, while young boys are watching them, hidden out of view. One of the gopis wonders where Nanda's son Krishna is.
She tells the others that he broke her pot of butter when she was trying to take the butter to Mathura.
She warns the other gopis that if sufficient butter isn't paid to Mathura (as tax) then Kans will be angry and send his soldiers to punish them.
Another gopi tells her not to worry as Krishna's mother Yashoda had punished him for stealing butter,by making him fast for the whole day and trying him to a tree.
The gopis laugh, while the hidden boys say that these girls have no idea what Krishna is capable of. One of the boys asks Balram where Krishna is.
Bal Gopal is shown playing his flute, surrounded by the cows of Gokul. 'Krishna Manmohana' plays while Balram and the other boys run towards Krishna.
Balram is annoyed at finding Krishna playing the flute again. He says Krishna should learn wrestling like him, instead of serenading cows all day.
One of the boys says that he only comes to listen to Krishna's music, but he stops talking when Balram gives him a filthy look. 😆 The boys tell Krishna that the gopis are taking butter to Mathura, and he stops playing.
Krishna, Balram and their friends run towards the gopis. They hide within the flower beds and one boy says if we get caught we'll be in lots of trouble. He says my father beat me a lot the other day, I can't even sit down! Krishna says you can eat some butter and put some on the area it hurts, and slaps him on his bottom. 🤣Balram says yes, mixed with haldi! and slaps him again! 😆 They both laugh and get their slingshots ready. Krishna breaks the pots without the gopis noticing and the boys catch the butter from behind the gopis.
Another groups of younger gopis notice what is happening and decide to punish Krishna. They're especially angry since Krishna had stolen their clothes the other day! 😆 They gesture to the older gopis to look behind them.
They see Krishna, Balram and the other boys, faces covered in butter! Krishna yells to his friends to run, while the gopis chase them with sticks!
Scene changes to the gopis complaining to Yashoda about Krishna's pranks.
One gopi calls him a monkey, saying if Yashoda can't keep him in control then she should lock him away in the house. Yashoda says your son might be a monkey but mine isn't!🤣
Yashoda says her Krishna is as beautiful as the Gandharvas 😳 The gopis don't care for Yashoda praising Krishna and they warn her to punish him, otherwise they'll take matters into their own hands.
Yashoda agrees, but warns them that if Krishna is innocent, she will punish them instead.
Krishna is shown relaxing with his friends after having eaten lots of butter. His burp causes the people of Mathura to become full and satisfied.
Yashoda comes and finds Krishna and twists his ear. She tells him that her heart pains to hear the gopis badmouthing Krishna. Krishna denies eating butter but the gopis call him a liar, as he still has butter on his face. Krishna blames his friend, saying that he forced him to eat the butter and put it on his face. Yashoda believes Krishna, and says her son never eats stolen things. 😆 Krishna smiles innocently at her!
The gopis say that he broke their pots, but Krishna says he didn't eat anything though! Yashoda says I still had to hear things about you, and she takes him to Nanda.
Nanda is discussing Kans's greed with another villager. Kans is demanding too much tax from them. Nands says they won't suffer this injustice for too long, one day someone will come to kill Kans. Yashoda says before this Kans will kill them himself.
She tells Nanda about Krishna stealing the butter that is meant for Mathura. Krishna explains that it isn't right for Kans to take their share of food, grains, fruit and butter as this is all obtained from their hard work.
Nanda agrees with Krishna but says that they are weak, whereas Kans has Jarasandh, King of Magadh on his side. Krishna advises Nanda that they move, and live somewhere that Kans cannot threaten them.
Nanda tells the villagers that they can move to Vrindavan, where his friend Vrishbhan lives. One villagers says, to travel to Vrindavan they'll have to cross the Yamuna. This is where the Kaliya serpent lives.
Krishna looks thoughtful hearing this.
Scene changes to the banks of Yamuna. The young gopas shout for Krishna, while he jumps into the Yamuna to find Kaliya. Krishna finds Kaliya and wakes him up.
Meanwhile the villagers come to know of Krishna's actions and they gather on the banks of the Yamuna.
Kaliya threatens Krishna, but Krishna says everyone has a right to this water. Krishna tells Kaliya to leave, but Kaliya is not scared of him as he seems like a small boy.
Kaliya tries to trap Krishna, but he lands on Kaliya's head and starts pounding them with his feet.
Kaliya apologies and says he will agree to leave the Yamuna. Krishna says your head will have the marks of my feet on them now, and this will keep you safe always.
Over by the Yamuna, Yashoda faints out of worry for Krishna.
Kaliya rises to the surface of the Yamuna, bearing Krishna on his head. Krishna is playing his flute and begins to dance. 😳Yashoda, Nanda and the rest are happy to see Krishna alive and well.
Back in Virat, Uttar says Krishna showed so much bravery. Uttar asks Krishna whether he knew beforehand that he would win against Kaliya. Krishna says yes, since Ishwar has bestowed him with a special shakti.
Shrutkarma asks Krishna what kind of special shakti he has. Krishna says is the shakti of 'trying'. Krishna says that no task is impossible if you try it with faith and courage.
Sutsoma says that everyone tries things. Krishna agrees and says that trying is enough to obtain victory. Krishna says that he doesn't have anything special that others don't have. He says Ishwar isn't partial to people.
He says that everyone is born with enough shakti to face what life throws at them. 👏 Krishna says that fear, attachment and greed stop people from trying. And those that don't try, how can they succeed?
Precap: The villagers shout at Nanda for breaking tradition by listening to Krishna. Indra is angry and creates a storm. Krishna says that faith is stronger than Ishwar and he is shown carrying the Govardhan mountain.
Some gopis are walking along, while young boys are watching them, hidden out of view. One of the gopis wonders where Nanda's son Krishna is.
She tells the others that he broke her pot of butter when she was trying to take the butter to Mathura.
She warns the other gopis that if sufficient butter isn't paid to Mathura (as tax) then Kans will be angry and send his soldiers to punish them.
Another gopi tells her not to worry as Krishna's mother Yashoda had punished him for stealing butter,by making him fast for the whole day and trying him to a tree.
The gopis laugh, while the hidden boys say that these girls have no idea what Krishna is capable of. One of the boys asks Balram where Krishna is.
Bal Gopal is shown playing his flute, surrounded by the cows of Gokul. 'Krishna Manmohana' plays while Balram and the other boys run towards Krishna.
Balram is annoyed at finding Krishna playing the flute again. He says Krishna should learn wrestling like him, instead of serenading cows all day.
One of the boys says that he only comes to listen to Krishna's music, but he stops talking when Balram gives him a filthy look. 😆 The boys tell Krishna that the gopis are taking butter to Mathura, and he stops playing.
Krishna, Balram and their friends run towards the gopis. They hide within the flower beds and one boy says if we get caught we'll be in lots of trouble. He says my father beat me a lot the other day, I can't even sit down! Krishna says you can eat some butter and put some on the area it hurts, and slaps him on his bottom. 🤣Balram says yes, mixed with haldi! and slaps him again! 😆 They both laugh and get their slingshots ready. Krishna breaks the pots without the gopis noticing and the boys catch the butter from behind the gopis.
Another groups of younger gopis notice what is happening and decide to punish Krishna. They're especially angry since Krishna had stolen their clothes the other day! 😆 They gesture to the older gopis to look behind them.
They see Krishna, Balram and the other boys, faces covered in butter! Krishna yells to his friends to run, while the gopis chase them with sticks!
Scene changes to the gopis complaining to Yashoda about Krishna's pranks.
One gopi calls him a monkey, saying if Yashoda can't keep him in control then she should lock him away in the house. Yashoda says your son might be a monkey but mine isn't!🤣
Yashoda says her Krishna is as beautiful as the Gandharvas 😳 The gopis don't care for Yashoda praising Krishna and they warn her to punish him, otherwise they'll take matters into their own hands.
Yashoda agrees, but warns them that if Krishna is innocent, she will punish them instead.
Krishna is shown relaxing with his friends after having eaten lots of butter. His burp causes the people of Mathura to become full and satisfied.
Yashoda comes and finds Krishna and twists his ear. She tells him that her heart pains to hear the gopis badmouthing Krishna. Krishna denies eating butter but the gopis call him a liar, as he still has butter on his face. Krishna blames his friend, saying that he forced him to eat the butter and put it on his face. Yashoda believes Krishna, and says her son never eats stolen things. 😆 Krishna smiles innocently at her!
The gopis say that he broke their pots, but Krishna says he didn't eat anything though! Yashoda says I still had to hear things about you, and she takes him to Nanda.
Nanda is discussing Kans's greed with another villager. Kans is demanding too much tax from them. Nands says they won't suffer this injustice for too long, one day someone will come to kill Kans. Yashoda says before this Kans will kill them himself.
She tells Nanda about Krishna stealing the butter that is meant for Mathura. Krishna explains that it isn't right for Kans to take their share of food, grains, fruit and butter as this is all obtained from their hard work.
Nanda agrees with Krishna but says that they are weak, whereas Kans has Jarasandh, King of Magadh on his side. Krishna advises Nanda that they move, and live somewhere that Kans cannot threaten them.
Nanda tells the villagers that they can move to Vrindavan, where his friend Vrishbhan lives. One villagers says, to travel to Vrindavan they'll have to cross the Yamuna. This is where the Kaliya serpent lives.
Krishna looks thoughtful hearing this.
Scene changes to the banks of Yamuna. The young gopas shout for Krishna, while he jumps into the Yamuna to find Kaliya. Krishna finds Kaliya and wakes him up.
Meanwhile the villagers come to know of Krishna's actions and they gather on the banks of the Yamuna.
Kaliya threatens Krishna, but Krishna says everyone has a right to this water. Krishna tells Kaliya to leave, but Kaliya is not scared of him as he seems like a small boy.
Kaliya tries to trap Krishna, but he lands on Kaliya's head and starts pounding them with his feet.
Kaliya apologies and says he will agree to leave the Yamuna. Krishna says your head will have the marks of my feet on them now, and this will keep you safe always.
Over by the Yamuna, Yashoda faints out of worry for Krishna.
Kaliya rises to the surface of the Yamuna, bearing Krishna on his head. Krishna is playing his flute and begins to dance. 😳Yashoda, Nanda and the rest are happy to see Krishna alive and well.
Back in Virat, Uttar says Krishna showed so much bravery. Uttar asks Krishna whether he knew beforehand that he would win against Kaliya. Krishna says yes, since Ishwar has bestowed him with a special shakti.
Shrutkarma asks Krishna what kind of special shakti he has. Krishna says is the shakti of 'trying'. Krishna says that no task is impossible if you try it with faith and courage.
Sutsoma says that everyone tries things. Krishna agrees and says that trying is enough to obtain victory. Krishna says that he doesn't have anything special that others don't have. He says Ishwar isn't partial to people.
He says that everyone is born with enough shakti to face what life throws at them. 👏 Krishna says that fear, attachment and greed stop people from trying. And those that don't try, how can they succeed?
Precap: The villagers shout at Nanda for breaking tradition by listening to Krishna. Indra is angry and creates a storm. Krishna says that faith is stronger than Ishwar and he is shown carrying the Govardhan mountain.
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