Little Hero - (K) Long Story In to Short.

Little Hero - (K) Long Story In to Short.

Chapter 1: The Miracle Birth in Mathura

Imagine a dark, gloomy prison cell in the grand city of Mathura, where my parents, Devaki and Vasudeva, were locked up by my evil uncle, Kansa. Poor Devaki was heartbroken, knowing her brother wanted to harm her children to avoid the prophecy that said her eighth child would end his reign.

On a stormy night, I was born! That night was magical—divine, really. The guards fell into a deep sleep, the prison chains unlocked on their own, and the heavy iron doors swung open, as if welcoming my father Vasudeva to escape with me.

He carried me across the raging Yamuna River, which parted its waters to let us cross safely.

When we reached the quiet village of Gokul, I was placed in the care of my foster parents, Yashoda and Nanda. The danger in Mathura was behind us, and I was ready to start my new life in Gokul, a village that had no idea what I’d bring into their lives!

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Chapter 2: Growing Up in Gokul – Mischief Begins!

Gokul was a peaceful little village where everyone loved cows, played music, and shared everything. My foster mother, Yashoda, loved me like her own,

though I might have tested her patience more than once! I became the village's little butter thief. No pot of butter was safe—not even those hung high from the ceiling! With a quick wink and a little teamwork, my friends and I, especially Sudama and Madhumangal, would form a human tower and grab the butter pot. I’d take the first lick, and then we’d share it, giggling all the while.

One day, Yashoda caught me red-handed, with butter smeared all over my cheeks and fingers. She was a mix of amused and exasperated, but the best part? When she looked into my eyes, her scolding melted, and she would simply smile, giving up on disciplining her mischievous son. Those moments taught me that love often needs no words—it’s in the gentle look of a mother, the laughter of friends, and the joy of sharing.

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Chapter 3: Adventures with the Demons

But life wasn’t just about butter and pranks. My uncle Kansa, still afraid of the prophecy, kept sending demons to get rid of me! One day,

a beautiful lady named Putana showed up in Gokul, pretending to be kind and sweet. But my intuition told me something was off. When she tried to feed me poisoned milk, I simply looked up at her, as if to say, “Do you know who you’re dealing with?” I drank her milk, using my divine powers to drain her evil energy instead. Putana was defeated, leaving the villagers puzzled but grateful.

Another time, a whirlwind demon named Trinavarta swept me high into the sky, hoping to carry me away! But I wasn’t afraid—I let him take me up, up, and just when he thought he’d won, I grabbed onto him tightly. With my strength, we both came crashing down to the ground. My mother Yashoda was terrified at first, but when she saw me unharmed and smiling, she couldn’t hold back her tears of relief. It was these moments that brought my family and friends closer together, making them love and appreciate each other more deeply.

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Chapter 4: My Dance with Kaliya, the Snake

One of my most memorable adventures was with Kaliya, a fierce serpent who had taken over the Yamuna River, poisoning the water and frightening everyone. One day, my friends and I were playing near the river, and I saw how scared everyone was of the water. I knew what I had to do. Without a second thought, I leaped into the river, and there I was, face-to-face with Kaliya and his many heads!

The battle began! Kaliya wrapped his giant, venomous coils around me, trying to squeeze the life out of me. But I wriggled free, hopped on his heads, and began dancing! Each time he raised a head, I’d jump on it, making him dizzy and disoriented. Soon, Kaliya realized he was no match for me. He pleaded for mercy, and I spared him, making him promise to leave the Yamuna. When I returned, the villagers cheered and celebrated, finally free of the terror that had haunted them for so long. This wasn’t just a victory for me; it was a reminder that courage, even in the smallest of us, can conquer fear.

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