Sri Krishna

Fighting to live right from his birth, Krishna was born to the royal couple King Vasudev and Queen Devaki while they were imprisoned by her Evil brother King Kamsa. Kamsa was informed by a divine messenger that the eighth child of Vasudev and Devaki would bring about his downfall. Having seven of their children slain by Kamsa, the King and Queen hid the news of their eighth born, Krishna.

Krisha is very well known for his antics and the pranks he plays with people around him. One such incident is when Krishan sits eating mud and is caught red-handed by Yashoda. When asked to open his mouth, Krishna opens his mouth and reveals his true cosmic powers. Yashoda sees the entire universe within his mouth and is awestruck by his mystical prowess.

Krishna while playing with his friends, heard a fruit seller hawking fruits to be sold. He wanted to buy some fruits too. And so he ran and asked the lady to give him some fruits. As he didn't have any money about him, he saw some heaps of grains nearby and grabbed a heap in his hands and ran to the lady. But by the time he reached her, all the grains had vanished.

It was Krishna's birthday and Yashoda is seen filled with happiness. She calls out to Krishna and asks him to bring a cow from the herd for prayers and in order to celebrate. Krishna notices a beautiful swan-like calf among the herd and runs about in an attempt to catch her. After much struggle, he catches the calf and takes her to the courtyard.

Krishna is often found caught red-handed by Yashoda or one of the Gopis while playing his shenanigans and is punished for the same. Be it teasing the girls, or playing pranks on people, he is always caught in the act. On one such occasion, Krishna is caught stealing butter from the courtyard by Yashoda. She decides to tie him up to a mortar. The ropes simply would not meet around his waist.

The Story of Krishna and Kaliya is that of Krishna teaching the vicious snake Kaliya sent by King Kamsa, for having tortured and troubled the villagers of Gokul. Watch this special video and revel in the dance of Krishna's Kaliya Narthanam.

On a day of mirth when the people of Vrindavan are happily decorating the village on account of the harvest festival, Krishna questions the purpose of praying to Lord Indra, when in fact it is the Sun God who should be worshipped as he provides the growth for the crops. Agreeing with Krishna all the villagers begin praying to the Sun God. Enraged by the disrespect shown by the villagers.