Embark on the Saga of Venkatesha and Bhargavi: Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi's Avatars in Laxmi Narayan

COLORS' Laxmi Narayan—Sukh Samaarthya Santoolan' narrates the divine story of Goddess Laxmi and Lord Vishnu, considered the divine couple that governs the universe. The upcoming episodes unfold in Tirupati, showcasing the sacred Temple of Sri Venkateshwara, where devotees seek divine blessings, spiritual comfort, and the realisation of their prayers.

Sri Venkateshwara, known by names such as Venkatachalapathi, Balaji, and Srinivasa, is worshipped as a revered deity across India, believed to be a self-manifested incarnation of Lord Vishnu fulfilling a divine prophecy on earth. In North India, he is affectionately known as Balaji, cherished for his compassionate presence that brings solace to millions of devotees. 

Devi Bhargavi, the earthly manifestation of Goddess Lakshmi, embodies grace and divine love. Born from a lotus flower and raised by sage Bhrigu and his wife Khyati, her life journey symbolises dedication and purity. Bhargavi fulfills her role as Sage Bhrigu's beloved daughter by exemplifying these virtues and is revered as an incarnation of Lakshmi, bestowing strength and compassion upon mortals.

The eternal love saga starts when fate brings them together. Lord Vishnu's avatar, Srinivas, descends to earth to wed Goddess Lakshmi's human form— Bhargavi, to fulfil a prophecy. 

About the show:

Lakshmi Narayan—Sukh Samarthya Santulan is an Indian Hindu mythological television series Produced by Siddharth Kumar Tewary's Swastik Productions. The show beautifully narrates the eternal love story of Lakshmi and Narayana. Starring Shivya Pathania and Srikant Dwivedi, it captivates audiences with its portrayal of divine devotion and timeless tales.

Current track:

In the current storyline of "Laxmi Narayan—Sukh Samaarthya Santoolan": Rishi directs Narayan and his men to leave, foreseeing Lakshmi's marriage to Vasu for revenge. Bhargavi rebuffs Narayan's affection, focused on her forthcoming union. Rishi persists through a snowstorm to advance Vasu's wedding, determined to thwart Narayan. Narayan is mistaken for an outsider and compelled by a king to teach his devout daughter, Padmavati, dance. Despite initial reluctance, Narayan agrees, wary of Devshi's involvement. Meanwhile, Devshi struggles to free Rishi from the snow, urging him to release his animosity.

Narayan reluctantly starts teaching Padmavati, who deeply venerates him and seeks his spiritual presence. Despite obstacles, Narayan remains resolute in fulfilling his destined path.