Narasimha Avatar Katha, Chapter 1 — The Rise of Hiranyakashipu. Hiranyakashipu obtains a boon from Brahma through his penance and becomes powerful, bringing the world under his control.
Shiva Parvati Vivah Katha Chapter 4 — Parvati's Test and Steadfastness. To test Parvati's devotion, Shiva takes the form of a Brahmin, but Parvati remains firm in her devotion.
Lanka Victory Story Chapter 3 — Exile and Dandaka Forest. Due to Kaikeyi's boon, Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana are exiled for fourteen years.
Savitri Satyavan Katha Chapter 1 — Savitri's birth, prophecy of the future. King Ashwapati and Queen Malavi's penance leads to Savitri's birth, but Narada Muni predicts her short life.
Chapter 2 of the Kurukshetra War story — Krishna's Peace Proposal. Lord Krishna attempts to establish peace, but Duryodhana rejects his proposal, making war inevitable.
Radha Krishna Love Story Chapter 4 — Love Blossoms in Vrindavan. The love of Krishna and Radha flourishes in Vrindavan, where they demonstrate their love through Raas Leela and other divine plays.
Chapter 8 of the Samudra Manthan story — The War for Amrita. Gods and demons wage a fierce war for the nectar, Lord Vishnu assumes the form of Mohini.
Prahlada and Hiranyakashipu Chapter 2 — The Progeny of Kashyap and Diti. The story of the birth of Hiranyakashipu and Hiranyaksha, sons of Maharishi Kashyap and Diti, and the reason for their enmity towards Vishnu is explained.
Shiva Parvati Vivah Katha Chapter 3 — Parvati's Birth and Devotion. Parvati is born to Himavan and Maina and from childhood, she performs penance to get Shiva as her husband.
Chapter 2 of the Lanka Victory Story — The Story of Sita's Swayamvar. Ram breaks Shiva's bow in Sita's Swayamvar and marries her.
Chapter 1 of the Kurukshetra War story – Clouds of War. Introduces the background and characters of the Kurukshetra War, including the growing differences between the Kauravas and Pandavas.
Radha Krishna Love Story Chapter 3 — Radha's First Vision. Krishna and Radha first meet in the forests of Gokul, where Radha is captivated by Krishna's wondrous form.