Shani-Karmfal Daata

Lord Shani, the son of Surya and brother of Yama, received instruction from both Shiva and Vishnu. Enduring hardships in his youth, he was moulded into the powerful and just deity who presides over karma, embodying its impartial eternal law.

The programme is a stand‑alone episode within a generic series, presented as a concise narrative piece rather than a full‑length series. It falls under the broad “episode” genre and follows the usual format of a single, self‑contained story. The episode centres on Lord Shani, who is introduced as the son of Surya and the brother of Yama. From an early age he is guided by the teachings of Shiva and Vishnu, and the narrative highlights the difficulties he endures during his childhood. These early hardships are shown as pivotal forces that mould his character and set the course for his future role. As the story unfolds, Shani’s experiences and the mentorship he receives shape him into a powerful and just deity. The episode portrays him as the embodiment of karma, responsible for delivering fairness and balance in the cosmic order. His authority is rooted in the trials he overcame and the wisdom imparted by his divine teachers. By the conclusion, the audience sees how Shani’s lineage, the guidance of Shiva and Vishnu, and his formative struggles combine to forge a deity whose very essence is linked to justice and the administration of karmic law. The episode thus offers a compact yet complete picture of Shani’s evolution from a troubled child to the formidable keeper of karma.