One story, one curse, one sin, one savior—and three divided tribes.

n the mysterious village of Devkali, where ancient customs and beliefs hold sway, two communities—the Kring and the Parihar—have coexisted for generations. But darkness haunts the village, seeded by Hemant Acharya, a ruthless man driven by power and greed. Hemant manipulates the Parihar community, splitting them into factions and exploiting the once-peaceful tribe for his own benefit. Through deceit and coercion, he drives a wedge between the non-violent Parihar and a newly-formed violent sect cast out of Devkali.

The Curse:

As Hemant’s cruelty spirals, rumors spread of a curse upon the village. For 25 years, no girl has been able to marry in Devkali—a supposed divine punishment for the wrongs committed under Hemant’s influence. Villagers whisper that the Goddess, enraged by the abuse of the innocent, will return to bring justice.

The Prophecy and the Savior:

Enter Madhav, a young man who unknowingly becomes the embodiment of the Goddess’s wrath. Guided by fate and unknown divine forces, Madhav rises to confront Hemant and the dark legacy he's created. As tensions escalate, Madhav faces not only Hemant’s power but also the violent sect of the Parihar, who seek vengeance for the injustices they suffered. They don’t know that their quest for revenge is aimed at the very savior who is also there to protect them.

Themes:

Justice and Retribution: The story explores themes of karma and divine justice, showing how those who harm others ultimately face retribution.

Division and Unity: Through the tale of the divided Parihar tribe, the story emphasizes the destructive nature of division and the hope for unity.

Mysticism and Faith: The villagers' faith in the Goddess, along with the mystical elements surrounding Madhav, add an aura of mystery and spirituality.

Cast of Characters:

Tyagiji (Sanjay Mishra): The wise elder who understands the prophecies and tries to protect the village from ruin.

Madhav (Niraj Chauhan): The reluctant hero, unknowingly chosen by the Goddess to restore peace to Devkali.

Manga (Prashant Narayan): Madhav’s loyal friend, providing comic relief and companionship.

Devki (Zarina Wahab): A village matriarch who has seen the village’s descent into chaos and believes in the curse.

Nitya (Anoushka Chauhan) and Khyati (Mannan Bhardwaj): Village youths whose lives are deeply affected by the curse, representing the new generation.

Hemant Acharya (Mahesh Manjrekar): The tyrant and catalyst of the division, whose cruelty brings about his own downfall.

Supporting Characters:

Devi (Pratiksha Shivaji Kote): Represents the spiritual side, connected to the Goddess.

savtri (Durga ji) and Buksa/Dhundi (Vikas Kumar Gupta): Villagers who add depth to the community.

Mudra played by Bhumika Gurrang Malhotra who elevate character to next level, Amit Lekhwani as Vama make things right for himself by hook or crook, Umar as narrator tell story about devkaali.

Sanji (Prerna), Patra (Idika Roy), Biju Adiwasi (Vikas Mehta), Bhuri (Kaushiki Mishra), Shailendra (Raamkrishna Dhakad), Pandit J (Yatindra), Dhuli (Manoj Karotiya), Satish Shukla (Ved Bhardwaj), Dheren Panday (Sunit Rajdan): These secondary characters flesh out the fabric of the village and add color to the story.

The Mystery:

The climax hinges on whether the violent Parihar faction discovers that it is Madhav—the very embodiment of the Goddess’s wrath—who brought an end to Hemant. Will they put aside vengeance for peace, or will they be consumed by their anger?

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