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Krishna Katha | Kalijuger Shuru | Times of Puraan | Mirchi Bangla | Episode 1

Experience Mirchi Bangla's "Krishna Katha," a Bengali retelling of Bhagwat Puran: The Life and Times of Lord Krishna! This serialized audio drama under Times of Puraan begins with the onset of Kalyug, unveiling the divine birth, life, and legendary exploits of Krishna along with revered mythological figures. Immerse yourself in this timeless spiritual journey and epic saga of devotion, valor, and celestial wonder! চারটি বেদ এবং মহাভারত রচনার পর বিষণ্ণ হয়ে পড়লেন ব্যাসদেব। দেবর্ষি নারদের পরামর্শে এবার শ্রীমদ্ভাগবত রচনা করলেন তিনি। সেই গাথা শোনালেন তাঁর পুত্র শুকদেবকে। এদিকে শ্রীকৃষ্ণের তিরোধানের পর কলিযুগ এবার পৃথিবীতে আশ্রয় খুঁজছে। অর্জুনের পৌত্র পরীক্ষিতের দয়ায় কলিযুগ এবার পৃথিবীতে আশ্রয় পেল। ধর্মভীরু রাজা পরীক্ষিৎ নিজের বুদ্ধির দোষে এক ঋষির কাছ থেকে অভিশাপ পেলেন। তারপর? Date of Broadcast- 14th April, 2025 Episode: 1 Kalijuger Shuru (The Beginning of Kalyug) Shukdeb - Shubhajit Chatterjee Byasdeb - Sanjay Dutta Narad - Somak Roy Parikkhit - Spandan Das Dharma, Bibek - Snehadri Shekhar Das Koli - Bratadeep Mukherjee Shringee - Srijan Nath Balok - Avik Ghosal Shamik Muni & Brahman - Sankar Chakraborty Gourmukh - Arnab Ghosh Introduction by Souvik Guha Sarkar Recording- Satyajit Sen Background Score, Sound Effects & Mix- Sabyasachi Mukherjee Poster Design- Abhibrata Sarkar Graphics- Chinmoy Mondal, Shibam Samanta Recording Studio- Mahul Studio Directed by Shanoli Majumder Audio Adaptation- Mahua Banerjee Produced by Pastel Entertainment Research : Srimad Bhagavat Mahapuran - Geeta Press, Vishnu Puran, Krishna Charitra - Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay & Other Research Articles Mirchi Team: Creative Director - Indrani Chakrabarti Executive Producer - Arunima Dey Youtube team - Himanshu Pradhan, Vasundhara Bisht Social Media - Agni, Arnab Chatterjee Mirchi Interns - Abhigyan Acharya, Devarghya Pramanick Editorial Assistance - Rohit Dey, Souvik Guha Sarkar Special Assistance - Deepak Ray, Richard Debnath National Digital Content Head - Indira Rangarajan Disclaimer: “This audio series is intended to introduce to you the rich and diverse world of Hindu mythology. While every effort has been made to present accurate and respectful information, it is essential to acknowledge that Hindu mythology is a vast and complex subject, with many different interpretations and variations. The stories and characters presented in this series are based on ancient Hindu texts, oral traditions, and scholarly research. However, it is important to recognize that mythological stories are often symbolic, metaphorical, and open to multiple interpretations. The series will not attempt to present a definitive or exhaustive account of Hindu mythology and/or claim to be accurate, but rather aim to provide an engaging and accessible introduction to this fascinating subject. The series may include references to sacred texts, such as the Puranas, the Vedas, and the Mahabharata, but does not claim to be a comprehensive or authoritative interpretation of these texts. Hindu mythology is deeply rooted in cultural and religious traditions, and it is essential to approach this subject with respect and sensitivity towards the beliefs and practices of Hindus worldwide and does not intend to defame, malign, insult etc. any mythological character. All original content created for this series is copyright-protected. Reproduction or distribution of any part of this content without permission is strictly prohibited.” “This series may include narration of stories or instances that depict intimacy, romantic or otherwise mature themes, which may be from the available research material, however every attempt has been made to ensure that these are intended to be respectful and tasteful. It's important to note that Hindu mythology often portrays gods and goddesses in intimate relationships, which may seem unconventional by modern standards. The series aims to present Hindu mythology with respect and sensitivity towards the cultural and religious traditions it represents. Intimate narrations may be used only where necessary to illustrate the complex relationships between mythological characters, but they should not be seen as endorsements or glorifications of any specific behavior or culture. If you are sensitive to depictions of intimacy, violence, or other mature themes, please be aware that this series may contain content that may trigger discomfort or offense. If you are under 18 years old, please consult with a parent or guardian before proceeding.” Enjoy and stay connected with us!! Subscribe to us : http://bit.ly/SubscribeMirchiBangla Like us on Facebook   / mirchibangla   Follow us on Instagram   / mirchibangla   #krishna #krishnakatha #MirchiBangla #IndianEpics #HinduMythology #BengaliAudioStory #krishnaleela #kalyug