Deepavali Story

The film begins with [[Narakasura]] born to [[Vishnu]] to [[Bhūmi|Bhudevi]] at [[Varaha]] Avatar, a wild boar. He conducts a huge penance and acquires a boon that no one eliminates him except his mother. Thus, raged Naraka conquers the universe, drags away [[Aditi]]’s earrings with angels, and proceeds to his capital Prakjothishapuram. Nagadatta, his citizen, is an ardent devotee of Vishnu; his son dies under a chariot in the imperial parade on Naraka’s victory. Then, Nagadatta rebels and is seized despite his daughter Vasumati’s pleas. Grief-stricken, Vasumati dazes when a Saint curses her and transforms into a snake. Anyhow, in it, she frees her father when the Saint relieves Vasumati and guides them to carry on to [[Dwaraka]] of [[Krishna]], which they do. Being aware of it, Naraka, in disguise, sets foot therein, knits Vasumati, and prisons Nagadatta. Despite being aware of this fact, she turns obedient to him. Since the demon monstrosities magnify [[Narada]], Krishna entreaties him to destroy him, who claims it is impossible since the oath is bestowed on Bhudevi. Meanwhile, Vasumati gives birth to Bhagadatta, who words Nagadatta to mold him as a disciple of Krishna. Overhearing it, furious Naraka arrests her too when Krishna appears to Nagadatta and assures him the devil’s end is soon.

Following, he is nabbed by soldiers who enlighten their veneration towards him in the form of Narada. Here, Satyabhama gazes at Krishna’s absence and accuses Narada of detaching them. At that point, Krishna divulges the ongoing state and raises the abomination in Satyabhama. Parallelly, begrudged Naraka abducts the teenage girls from Dwaraka in Krishna’s attire, and he is affronted. Whereat, Satyabhama is exasperated towards Naraka, ascertaining the fact, and seeks vengeance. Concurrently, Nagadatta attempts to take flight with Vasumati when he is penalized by pulling out his eyes. However, he lands at Krishna, where all deities, saints, and humans implore him to cease Naraka. Ergo, Krishna declares war and moves on with Satyabhama as she is Bhudevi’s trait. Bewaring it, infuriated Naraka reciprocates when Vasumati bars him, and she is assassinated. Krishna pretends to faint during the war when Satyabhama takes charge and grounds Naraka. Thus, he realizes Satyabhama is his mother, Bhudevi, and he strives for forgiveness. At last, Satyabhama requests Krishna to induce their son’s title immortal when Krishna announces the day as [[Diwali]] by lighting the lamps.