Bala Shiva

Mahadevan tells Parvati about Anasuya. Anasuya gets upset when Dandapani calls her ominous for the Kanyaka Pooja. Mynamathi reaches Kailasa to meet Parvati.

Naradan tells Mahadevan about the task given to him by Narayanan. Anasuya gives Jayanthan a punishment that causes him to faint. Mynavati seeks Mahadevan's permission to build a house in Kailasa.

Mahadevan announces that Ravana will design and build the former's house in Kailasa. Anasuya, ready to relinquish her 'Kulapathi' status, vows to bear the 'Trimuthi'.

Ravana builds a house in Kailasa. Anasuya performs a penance. Narada tells Ravana about the connection of the house with nature. Later, Mahadevan fulfils Ravana's wish.

Mynavathi leaves from Kailasa. Parvathy expresses her grief to Mahadevan. Mahadevan prepares for the 'Mahasangamam' of Shiva and Shakti to convince Parvathy about certain things.

Mahadevan plays the 'damaru' at the Mahasangamam for Shiva Shakti. Narada informs Rishi Bhringi about it. Parvathy burns Rishi Bhringi to ashes when he tries to stop the Mahasangamam.

The show essays the eternal bond shared by the little Shiva with his mother, Mahasati Anusuya, exploring an unheard and untold chapter of Lord Shiva’s life.

Narada approaches Anasuya with a metal peanut and tells her that the Tridevis failed to cook it. After learning that Anasuya managed to cook the peanut, Parvathy sends a message to Mahadevan.

Parvathy returns to Kailasa. Bala Shiva appears to Parvathy in a dream. To test Anasuya, the Trimurthi disguise themselves, but Anasuya recognises them.