Shiv Shakti Tap Tyaag Tandav 23 September 2024 Written Update

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The episode begins with Devi Parvati in anguish as she questions Lord Shiv. She asks him how he can allow Ganesh to die when he is the powerful Mahakaal, the ultimate protector of time and life. Deeply concerned, Lord Shiv calls for Rishi Kashyap to seek his advice. Rishi Kashyap hears Lord Shiv’s call and immediately arrives. He greets Lord Shiv with respect and then looks at Ganesh’s condition, which is critical.

Lord Shiv explains the entire situation to Rishi Kashyap. With urgency in his voice, Lord Shiv requests Rishi Kashyap to find a way to save Ganesh. At this moment, Anal Asur, an evil being and descendant of Rishi Kashyap, interrupts. He pleads with Rishi Kashyap to save him instead of Ganesh, reminding him that he is also his ancestor. This puts Rishi Kashyap in a tough spot, torn between family loyalty and righteousness.

Lord Shiv senses Rishi Kashyap’s inner conflict and tells him that he understands his dilemma. However, Lord Shiv insists that Rishi Kashyap must choose what is right over what is wrong, encouraging him to stand for justice. Devi Parvati, desperate to save her son, also urges Rishi Kashyap to suggest a way to save Ganesh.

Just then, Shukracharya, the teacher of the Asurs, arrives and greets Lord Shiv. He sides with Anal Asur and advises Rishi Kashyap that it is not wrong to prioritize family and relatives. Shukracharya adds that Rishi Kashyap is not obligated to follow Lord Shiv’s orders. This angers Lord Shiv. His fury rises, and the Mahakaal chant begins playing in the background, setting a tense atmosphere. Lord Shiv, in his wrath, declares that he will not hesitate to kill anyone who stands in the way of Ganesh’s recovery.

As Lord Shiv prepares to attack Shukracharya, the latter falls to his knees. Shukracharya tells Lord Shiv that if he is killed, it will prove that Lord Shiv, as a father, allowed his emotions to overcome his duty as one of the Tridev. He challenges Lord Shiv to strike him down. But Lord Shiv controls his anger and does not attack. He turns to Devi Parvati and says they should leave with Ganesh, as no one there seems willing to help.

Lord Shiv expresses his disappointment in both Shukracharya and Rishi Kashyap, accusing them of choosing their family over truth and injustice over justice. He adds that, once again, Shiv Shakti will have to sacrifice for the greater good.

Devi Parvati, deeply distressed, tells Lord Shiv that she will not hesitate to kill anyone who stands in their way. She declares that she is ready to take on her fierce Kali avatar to protect her son. However, Lord Shiv advises against this. He says that if they allow their emotions to take over, they will fail to set a good example for the universe. He urges patience and calmness.

Meanwhile, Shukracharya urges Rishi Kashyap to leave with him. But Rishi Kashyap refuses. He tells Shukracharya that while he, as the Asur guru, may go against Lord Shiv, he cannot. The Tridev and goddesses watching the scene feel relieved hearing Rishi Kashyap’s decision. He explains to Shukracharya that, as a father, he must uphold the values of justice, and the universe will hold him accountable if he fails to do so.

Shukracharya, still resistant, asks Rishi Kashyap if he is willing to kill Anal Asur. Rishi Kashyap firmly responds that Anal Asur is a sinner and deserves punishment. He thanks Lord Shiv for giving him this opportunity to make the right choice. Rishi Kashyap then reveals how to save Ganesh and how to defeat Anal Asur.

Anal Asur protests, questioning Rishi Kashyap’s sense of justice. But Rishi Kashyap stands his ground, declaring that he is choosing justice over family. Devi Parvati and Lord Shiv are filled with joy upon hearing this. As the episode closes, the sacred chant of “Om Kara Sadashiv Neelkanth Maheshwara” plays in the background, marking a moment of victory for righteousness.

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