In ancient India, amidst tyranny and destiny's whispers, Lord Vishnu incarnated as Krishna. Born under a prophecy that foretold the downfall of King Kansa by his sister Devaki’s eighth son, Krishna was miraculously saved from execution at birth. Vasudeva carried him across the Yamuna River to Gokul where he grew up with Nanda and Yashoda. Krishna’s childhood in Gokul was marked by divine playfulness—enchanting villagers with his flute, dancing with gopis under moonlight, stealing butter mischievously yet fearlessly confronting demons sent by Kansa. His acts symbolized love and devotion while teaching profound life lessons. As years passed, he transitioned into a wise guide during Mahabharata's great battle delivering Bhagavad Gita—a timeless discourse on duty righteousness & spirituality revealing himself as Supreme Being governing existence inspiring humanity eternally.