Plot

After the tragic deaths of his son Ajit and daughter-in-law Rajni, Raja Saheb decides to educate his granddaughter Neelam in the city. Years later, Neelam has grown up and returns temporarily to their rural palatial home. Raja Saheb would like her to live there and look after the business, but she refuses. Then she meets Anand and they fall in love and want to marry. Anand is introduced to Raja Saheb and Neelam to Anand's mom Shanti; both approve and start planning for the wedding and marriage. But Anand is not who he claims to be: he is a snake who was kept in captivity by Tantrik Goraknath, who wants to possess a priceless diamond stone called "Mani", and Neelam is the only one who knows its location. And Goraknath, unlike his mentor, Bhairavnath, has ensured that no one will stand in his way when he obtains the Mani.—rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Bhairavnath has acquired a name for himself and thus after his demise, he still has many followers. One of whom is Tantrik Goraknath, who wants to acquire a priceless gemstone at any cost, so he renders a snake into human form, Anand, so he can ensnare the wealthy Neelam, who is directly connected to this gemstone.—gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com)

Rajni and Rajiv pass away in a car accident and Rajiv's uncle Raja Sahab takes in and brings up their daughter Neelam. Goraknath, a disciple of Bahironath, is in search of the gem his master couldn't find, as this could make him powerful. Neelam's marriage is about to be fixed with Kumar, but she meets Anand and falls in love with him. Anand tells her that he is suffering from amnesia and does not remember his childhood. But Anand is actually working for Gorkanath, who is controlling him so that he can get close to Neelam, who knows about the gem because of Rajni.But later Anand revels the truth to Neelam that he is cursed by Gorkanath and if he ever catches him he will turn him back into a snake.—alex.mjacko@gmail.com

At age 7, Anand is caught by Tantrik Goraknath and transformed into a snake by this sage. He is held captive in a box for 15 years. Goraknath wants to obtain a priceless gemstone from wealthy Neelam, the only person who knows its location. To carry out this task, he turns the snake into a human again and send him to Neelam; the two are attracted to each other, get married, and settle down in Neelam's mansion. This gemstone is protected by two black snakes whose magical powers have empowered Neelam's body so that when Goraknath tries to harm Anand all his powers and mediations to Bhairavnath will all be in vain and for Neelam to project herself as the only snake god in the universe that has magical powers.—gavin (gunmasterM@hotmail.com)