Sagas of Sanatanहिंदी कथाएँ

The Srimad Bhagwat Purana. Every adhyaya, told as a katha.

A king with seven days left to live asked what he should hear. This was the answer.

Our first series: 12 skandhas and 335 adhyayas, told in Hindi through narration and illustrations.

The series begins on November 16, 2026.

Monday–Friday, 6 a.m. · India time

A katha is meant to be heard.

In a katha, one voice tells the story and everyone listens together, from the oldest in the room to the youngest.

Parikshit asks. Shukadeva answers. That conversation carries the whole Bhagwat, and families have gathered around it for generations.

This series keeps that warmth and brings the katha home, one adhyaya at a time.

Hear it for yourself.

This is the night of Krishna’s birth. Vasudeva carries the baby through the storm, and the Yamuna makes way.

It comes from Skandha 10. The series begins at the start of the Purana, so this story arrives in its place as episode 204.

A 51-second trailer, in Hindi. A glimpse of the storytelling, followed by an invitation to the series.

Three generations. One katha.

  • For those who heard it in person

    You grew up with these kathas. Hear them again in Hindi, told with warmth, whenever you like and for as long as you like.

  • For those who know some of it

    You know Krishna, Prahlada and Dhruva. Now meet everyone else, and see how the stories connect. Here is the whole Purana, in order.

  • For children growing up far from home

    They may never sit through a katha in person. These are stories to watch together, with Hindi narration and illustrations that follow the telling.

335 adhyayas. 335 lamps.

Each lamp is one chapter. Lamps light up only as full chapters are released, beginning with Skandha 1, Chapter 1. The trailer does not count as a released chapter. Choose a skandha to see its adhyayas.

  1. 1The Sages' Questions
  2. 2Devotion Is the Highest Dharma
  3. 3Counting the Avatars
  4. 4Vedavyasa's Sorrow
  5. 5Narada's Diagnosis
  6. 6The Story of Narada
  7. 7Draupadi's Compassion
  8. 8Kunti, Who Asked for Troubles
  9. 9Bhishma on the Bed of Arrows
  10. 10Farewell to Hastinapura
  11. 11The Lord Returns to Dvaraka
  12. 12Guardian in the Womb, the Birth of Parikshit
  13. 13Vidura's Warning
  14. 14The Approach of Ill Omens
  15. 15The Pandavas' Great Departure
  16. 16The Bull of Dharma, the Cow of Earth
  17. 17The Five Homes of Kali
  18. 18The Curse of the Sage's Son
  19. 19Shukadeva on the Bank of the Ganga

Who you will meet.

The Bhagwat has a huge cast. Here are a few of them.

  • Shukadeva

    The sage who tells the whole Bhagwat to Parikshit.

  • Parikshit

    The king with seven days, who asks the questions.

  • Vishnu

    The Lord, with shankh, chakra, gada and padma.

  • Krishna

    The heart of Skandha 10, which runs 90 adhyayas.

  • Narada

    The wandering sage with the veena, who guides Vyasa.

  • Kapila

    He teaches his mother, Devahuti, in Skandha 3.

  • Dhruva

    The five-year-old who sets out to find the Lord.

  • Prahlada

    The child whose faith does not bend.

  • Gajendra

    The elephant king who calls out from the water.

  • Rama

    The prince of Ayodhya, in Skandha 9.

  • Yashoda

    The mother who raises Krishna in Gokul.

  • Uddhava

    Krishna’s friend, who receives his last teaching.

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Stories from the Puranas and Indian epics. Our first series is the Bhagwat Purana.