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Narada Muni learns from Brahma about Lord Vishnu’s need to incarnate as Venkateshwara to combat Kali Yuga. A suffering old woman prays for help, prompting Sage Bhrigu and Narada to organize a grand yajna.

Rishi Bhrigu tests Lord Vishnu at a yajna, but when ignored, he kicks Vishnu, causing chaos. Vishnu calms him, but Lakshmi, angered, leaves Vaikuntha, leading to a curse and loss of prosperity.

As Bhrigu prepares for the yajna, Kali reveals Vishnu’s departure. Bhrigu discovers Vaikuntha empty, and the gods consult Brahma, who reveals that Vishnu’s absence is part of a divine plan.

The gods fret over Vishnu and Lakshmi's separation. Brahma assures them of Vishnu’s imminent incarnation to restore cosmic balance, heightening the anticipation.

Gwala Gopalak, upset over a cow’s milk theft, punishes the cow, not knowing it serves Vishnu. Vishnu intervenes, gets injured, and the king realizes his curse to become a demon, seeking a path to redemption.

All the gods gather at the cowshed for Vishnu. Brahmadev, in cow form, performs an Abhishek on Srinivas. Meanwhile, a king scolds his milkman for lack of milk, leading to a confrontation with the cow that spills milk while grazing.

Furious cowherd chases a cow to a well and attacks it with an axe. Lord Vishnu, in the form of Srinivasa, intervenes, taking the blow to save the cow, who is Brahma in disguise. In anger, Srinivasa curses the Chol king to become a vampire.

The Chol king is cursed by Srinivasa. Mahadev tells the story of Varah Swami’s meeting with Srinivasa and the battle between Vayudev and Sheshnag.

Mahadev recounts how Narayana, as Varaha, defeated Hiranyaksha to save the earth, reminding Srinivasa of his promise to Yashoda Maiyya.

Yashoda Maiya bids farewell to Krishna. Mahadev shares Vakula Mai’s story, and Srinivasa reunites with her like a son returning home.

Vakula Mai's emotional meeting with Srinivas ji and taking a promise from Srinivas that Srinivas will not leave her and go anywhere. Meanwhile, Kaliyug's wrath is increasing throughout the village. Kaliyug provokes Indradev, Indradev's arrogance causes drought in the town, so Lord Srinivas worries.

The village’s mukhiya informs Lord Srinivas about the famine and Srinivas suggests performing a puja to please Lord Varun. Meanwhile, Mahadev narrates the story of Govardhan mountain to Nandi, and Srinivas, worried, invokes Vayu Dev.

Lord Srinivas closed Vayudev in his fist. Vayudev saw the divine form of Lord Vishnu. Varundev was pleased with the Yagya worship but refused to rain. Varundev agreed to rain, fearing the curse of Srinivasa for violating the rule made by Devaguru Brihaspati.

Indra Dev and Varundev, witnessing Lord Srinivasa's divine form as Kanha, realize their mistake and seek forgiveness. At the same time, Mahadev informs Brahma ji that the time has come to reveal to Dharani Devi and Akash Raja that their future son-in-law will be Shri Hari Narayan.

Princess Padmavati advises the priest's daughter to take her blind father to Varaha Swamy on Venkatadri mountain, where his sight may be restored. Meanwhile, disguised as a sage, Kali cunningly discovers the truth about Lord Srinivasa from Vakula Maai.

Akash Raja and Queen Dharani, sharing the message of Brahma ji's revelation in a dream, inform Princess Padmavati that she is destined to marry Lord Vishnu. Meanwhile, following Srinivasa's advice, a dip in the divine lake restores the sight of the priest.

Dharani Devi explains the importance of Vaikunth Ekadashi to Padmavati, while Narad Ji reminds Vakula Mai of her resolution to perform five Parikramas of Venkatadri Mountain in her previous life.

Vakula Mai remembers the resolution made in her previous birth. Kali follows her to create obstacles in her journey; Lord Srinivasa learns about Vakula Mai's journey to see the Lord through his divine vision.

Vakula Mai remains steadfast on her journey. The King, Queen, and Padmavati go to Sukamuni Ashram to seek blessings, and Mahadev narrates the story of Princess Padmavati's birth to Nandi.

The arrival of Padmavati as the daughter in the life of Akash Raja and Dharni Devi, and the prophecy by Sukamuni that Padmavati will marry Lord Vishnu. Mahadev tells Nandi the story of Padmavati's previous birth.

Despite being persuaded by Varun Dev and Brahma Dev, Vedavati remained immersed in her penance. When Ravana disrupted Vedavati’s penance, she cursed him and merged into the fire. During the journey to Venkatadri, Padmavati followed a peacock feather.

Padmavati chases a peacock feather, meets Vakkula Mai, and Lord Srinivas restores the Tulsi leaves and lotus flowers during the disrupted Vaikunth Ekadashi puja.

Kali disrupts the water flow, but Srinivas makes him invisible. Vakkula Mai's worship ends, and Srinivas completes the Venkatadri circumambulation with Maayya in his lap.

Srinivas searches for the elephant. Padmavati writes a love poem, but Vayudev blows it away. She meets a wild elephant in the forest.