Shiv Shakti’s Departure and the Holi Conflict

Lord Narayan announces that they will celebrate Holi at Kailash before Shiv Shakti departs for Earth. He applies ash on Lord Shiv’s forehead, while Goddess Parvati showers him with flowers as the Hara Shambhu song plays. The Shiv Ganas, Brahmadev, Goddess Saraswati, and the Devtas celebrate by pouring flowers on each other.

On Earth, humans celebrate Holi with colors, but when a woman applies color on Diti, she becomes furious, slaps the woman, and condemns them for celebrating her daughter Holika’s death. She orders Swarth to ruin the festival. Swarth arrives and spreads selfishness, causing chaos as humans begin fighting. Diti feels satisfied but warns Swarth to be cautious, as Lord Shiv is coming to Earth for humanity’s sake. Swarth laughs, vowing to “welcome” Lord Shiv into his world.

Back at Kailash, Lord Narayan notices Lord Shiv’s sorrow. Lord Shiv reveals that while he must descend to Earth with Goddess Parvati, he will be separated from her for the world’s well-being. He cannot yet reveal this truth to Goddess Parvati. Lord Narayan pleads with him to reconsider, but Lord Shiv insists on his duty and asks Lord Narayan to care for Goddess Parvati in his absence.

As they prepare to leave, Ganesh requests that his parents visit Kailash once a week. Goddess Parvati assures him they will return and asks him to take care of everyone. She kisses Ganesh’s forehead, and he hugs Lord Shiv. Nandi, saddened, expresses jealousy of Vasuki Nag for getting to accompany Lord Shiv. Lord Shiv consoles him, calling Nandi his eldest son and entrusting him with the responsibility of Kailash. Everyone chants Har Har Mahadev, and Narad vows to await Shiv Shakti’s return. As Lord Shiv and Goddess Parvati leave, Lord Narayan reflects on their fate, uncertain if Shiv Shakti will reunite.