Tirupati Balaji

Narada Muni learns from Brahma about Lord Vishnu’s need to incarnate as Venkateshwara to combat Kali Yuga. A suffering old woman prays for help, prompting Sage Bhrigu and Narada to organize a grand yajna.

Rishi Bhrigu tests Lord Vishnu at a yajna, but when ignored, he kicks Vishnu, causing chaos. Vishnu calms him, but Lakshmi, angered, leaves Vaikuntha, leading to a curse and loss of prosperity.

As Bhrigu prepares for the yajna, Kali reveals Vishnu’s departure. Bhrigu discovers Vaikuntha empty, and the gods consult Brahma, who reveals that Vishnu’s absence is part of a divine plan.

The gods fret over Vishnu and Lakshmi's separation. Brahma assures them of Vishnu’s imminent incarnation to restore cosmic balance, heightening the anticipation.

Gwala Gopalak, upset over a cow’s milk theft, punishes the cow, not knowing it serves Vishnu. Vishnu intervenes, gets injured, and the king realizes his curse to become a demon, seeking a path to redemption.

All the gods gather at the cowshed for Vishnu. Brahmadev, in cow form, performs an Abhishek on Srinivas. Meanwhile, a king scolds his milkman for lack of milk, leading to a confrontation with the cow that spills milk while grazing.