Shani – Shani and Surya’s meet

Surya and Sandhya’s children Yama and Yami try to figure out the secrets of their parents. They find their mother hiding something. Yami takes the water form and reaches the place to see Sandhya (Actually Chaya in Sandhya’s place).

Yami is not seen by Shani, while Yama gets caught by Shani for entering Suryalok’s jungle and spying. Chaya shouts to Shani and tells that Yama is his brother. She tells the truth that Shani and Yama are Surya’s sons. Shani leaves Yama and both the boys are shocked by this revelation.

Indra gets to know this truth about Shani, who is chosen by Mahadev to do justice with everyone. Indra goes to meet Surya and asks him why could he abandon his son and hide in the jungle’s darkness. Surya gets answerable. Chaya gets worried of Surya’s curse on Shani. Surya commands Sandhya/Chaya to get Shani in Suryalok. Shani makes an entry in his home place after ten years and comes face to face with his father. Shani tells Surya that everyone has to bear the consequences of their deeds, someone bears it soon and someone bears later. Keep reading.

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