Shiv Shakti Written Episode Update 3rd September 2024: Shukracharya’s Evil Plan Unveiled
The episode begins with Kartikeya realizing his mistake and apologizing to Shiv. He kneels at Mahadev’s feet, expressing his regret. Kartikeya admits that he always misunderstood his father and often showed anger toward him. However, today he understands that being Shiv means making difficult choices, even if it means harming his own son for the greater good of the universe. Overwhelmed with emotion, he cries deeply. Shiv signals Parvati to comfort Kartikeya and then enters meditation. Parvati gently consoles Kartikeya, while Ganesh and Ashokasundari acknowledge that it’s important Kartikeya has realized his mistake.
Meanwhile, Shukracharya gathers the asurs and the Mahishi clans. They ask why they have been called together. Shukracharya explains that only Mahishasur can lead them to victory, so they must all worship Mahadev to find out where Mahishasur is. Indradev and other gods appear before Mahadev, requesting him not to reveal Mahishasur’s location, as the asurs will use it to harm the gods.
Sagar Raj confronts Shukracharya, accusing him of causing his son’s death due to his evil desire to overpower Shiv. He pleads with Shukracharya not to mislead the innocent asurs for his own gain. However, Shukracharya ignores him and continues to worship Mahadev.
Shiv tells the gods that it is Indradev’s duty to stop the asurs. He says he will reveal Mahishasur’s location if his devotees ask for it. Shiv then creates two forms of himself. One stays with the gods, recounting Mahishasur’s story and how he defeated him by throwing him far away. The other form of Shiv appears before Shukracharya and reveals Mahishasur’s location. He warns Shukracharya to teach Mahishasur to follow dharma and not lead him down the path of adharma.
In Kailash, Indradev requests Mahadev’s trishul to control Mahishasur. Mahadev gives him the trishul but cautions him not to misuse it. Indradev, however, secretly plans to kill Mahishasur with Mahadev’s trishul.
