At the beginning of the story, we are shown our hero, who is fighting against something that can never be killed.
He tries with all his might, but no matter how hard he fights, he is unable to destroy it.
Our hero's name is Yashraj.
Filled with rage, he shouts at himself,
"No! I can't die like this… not at the hands of insects like you!
My anger hasn't cooled down yet!"
Then, screaming at the top of his lungs, he yells,
"I will kill all of you!!"
His scream is so terrifying that his power suddenly starts increasing many times over.
His opponent, who calls himself a god, laughs loudly and says,
"A worm like you dares to shout at me?
Fine, let it be… because I've decided to capture you and let my insects play with you…
And this will continue for eternity!
So that everyone knows the consequences of daring to look a god like me in the eye!"
Once again, a fierce battle erupts between the two.
Their attacks are so clear and powerful that every being can sense that two of the strongest forces are colliding.
Yashraj unleashes a deadly attack — "Solar Blast."
In this move, he gathers all the heat of the sun into a single finger and fires it.
The attack strikes straight at that so-called god.
But this time, the "god" catches the attack with just two fingers and laughs,
"This won't do anything to me, worm!"
In the end, we see Yashraj lying on the ground, screaming,
"No… I can't lose like this… no!!"
The god laughs and says,
"See, I told you I would make you suffer for eternity.
Now your game is over!"
Saying this, he lifts his weapon to deliver the final blow…
Suddenly, Yashraj smiles and says,
"No… not this time!"
And he throws a powerful punch!
The punch is so terrifying that the "god" is sent flying and crashes onto another planet.
When he gets up, Yashraj is already gone.
Yashraj regains consciousness and smiles,
"So… we succeeded.
And we got the ring as well!"
On the other side, the "god" laughs to himself and mutters,
"A single punch… made of pure evil energy…
How is this possible?
This… this is a demon!
What is a demon doing in my world?!"
He screams in shock—
And then we are taken five years into the past…
We see a family.
There are seven members in total.
They are traveling in their car to a temple.
In the entire area, there is no family more devoted than them.
The whole family worships God with all their heart.
Even while driving, they are playing devotional songs in the car.
Soon, they reach the city's main temple.
Everyone steps out of the car one by one—
two brothers, three sisters, their mother and father.
As they start walking toward the temple, the father says,
"Oh no, the offerings are still in the car!"
Then he looks at his son and says,
"Son Yashraj, go and bring the offerings from the car."
Yashraj smiles and replies,
"Yes, Dad."
Yashraj reaches the car, finds the offerings, and returns to his family.
Yashraj is the eldest son of the family, and he is only 16 years old.
He has younger siblings.
The family members are:
Mother Sheetal, father Hariprasad, eldest son Yashraj, then his twin sisters Neelam and Madhu, followed by his younger brother Harshad, and the youngest sister Gungun.
Every Friday, the entire family comes to this temple.
No matter how much stress or how many problems they have, they leave everything behind and come here to worship.
Inside the temple, they pray, offer prasad, and also feed the beggars sitting outside.
After finishing everything, the family calmly sits in the car and heads back home.
By the time they reach home, it is quite late.
They eat outside food on the way, so everyone feels lazy.
After reaching home, one by one, everyone goes to their beds and falls asleep.
And then… we are shown Yashraj's dream.
In the dream, he is crying uncontrollably because his entire family has died in a car accident.
Yash himself survives somehow but is badly injured, and he screams,
"No… this can't be happening!"
Before his eyes, his whole family lies soaked in blood.
The terrifying part is that this doesn't look like an old incident—
it looks like today,
the same day they were returning home from the temple and met with this horrible accident.
Suddenly, Yashraj wakes up screaming on his bed.
Breathing heavily, he says,
"Oh… so it was that same horrible dream again…"
Trying to calm himself, he mutters,
"Why do I keep getting this nonsense dream again and again… why…?"
Yash gets out of bed and says loudly,
"Come on, I have to go to school today!"
While brushing his teeth in the bathroom, he thinks,
"Why does this dream feel so real?"
Still, he ignores it and takes a bath.
After getting ready, he leaves for school.
He takes out his bicycle and starts riding toward school.
As soon as he enters the school gate, his friend Mukesh is already waiting for him.
Mukesh teases him,
"Bro, try being late at least once! Is it necessary to be on time every single day?"
Yash laughs and replies,
"Oh come on, Mukesh…!"
They joke around like typical desi friends and then head to class.
Other students are already seated in the classroom.
Among them is a boy named Nilesh, who does not believe in God at all.
He believes that something like God doesn't exist.
Yash sits next to Nilesh, so they often have small arguments.
Today, something similar happens again.
Yash kindly says,
"Here, take some prasad."
Nilesh snaps,
"Why do you seriously think I would take your prasad?"
Yash calmly explains,
"It's not like that. You don't believe in God, fine.
But this is homemade food from my house, there's nothing wrong with it. You can eat it."
But Nilesh gets irritated and says,
"I said I don't want it!"
Such small fights happen between them from time to time.
In the evening, after school ends, Yash returns home tired.
As soon as he reaches home, he collapses onto his bed and falls into a deep sleep.
And then… the same dream again.
In the dream, he sees that his father has been sent to jail for accidentally running over an innocent little girl with a car.
Seeing her husband in jail, his mother suffers a heart attack and dies.
To earn money, his two sisters start working as laborers, but they fall from a building while working and also die.
Seeing all this, Yash is completely broken from the inside.
He walks toward a train, intending to end his own life…
And suddenly, he wakes up!
Drenched in sweat, gasping for breath, he mutters,
"What nonsense… can't I ever get a good dream?"
So who exactly is this Yashraj?
The same boy who was angrily fighting a "god" just now…
And whose past shows that he once loved God deeply.
What is Yashraj's true story?
To find out, stay with the story…