Krishna, the divine hero of India, is a popular figure whose life is filled with thrilling events. Despite facing opposition from wicked individuals, he emerges victorious as a cowherd boy or a beloved hero among his peers. His parents, Vasudeva and Devaki, were imprisoned shortly after their marriage by Devaki's cousin, Kamsa. Kamsa kills their seven children in an attempt to prevent his own prophesized death. However, Krishna, their eighth child, is rescued and raised in Gokula by the cowherd community. As he grows up, Krishna plays pranks, plays the flute, tames bulls, and even defeats a venomous snake in the cattle watering hole. Meanwhile, Kamsa continues to pursue him. In the end, Krishna and his brother Balarama are brought to Kamsa's capital for wrestling matches, which Krishna wins. He then avenges his parents' imprisonment by putting Kamsa to death and returning