Bhramari Devi’s Wrath and Lord Shiv’s Intervention

Lord Narayan warns that Bhramari Devi’s uncontrollable anger is endangering the world, comparing it to Devi Sati’s rage. As destruction spreads, Diti laments the loss of Asurlok’s future, while Shukracharya urges her to stay strong. Brahmadev and others plead with Lord Narayan to intervene, but he declares that only Lord Shiv can pacify Shakti.

Lord Shiv, urged by Ganesh, transforms into Sundar and plays music by the ocean to soothe Bhramari Devi. Shukracharya recognizes it as Shiv’s love for Shakti, but doubts its success. As Bhramari Devi approaches Sundar, bees sting him, causing concern among the divine beings. Lord Narayan explains that just as Shiv once lost control in grief over Devi Sati, Bhramari Devi is blinded by anger.

Sundar acknowledges Bhramari Devi’s justified fury but reminds her she has avenged the insulted woman. Realizing her mistake, she apologizes and transforms into Meenakshi. Sundar presents a Raktkamal flower and proposes to her. She accepts, embracing him. Shukracharya, shocked by this turn of events, vows to stop Sundar and Meenakshi’s marriage.