Dangerous Avtar Of Vishnu | Fourth Avatar Of Vishnu | Raaz by Bigbrainco | Secret Of Ages .

Imagine a time when the powerful Hiranyakashyapu, blessed with near immortality, ruled the three worlds with tyranny, only to be defied by his own son, Prahlada, a devout worshipper of Lord Vishnu. Witness the divine intervention as Vishnu's awe-inspiring avatar, Narasimha, breaks through reality to uphold truth and justice. Once upon a time, the sons of Brahma, Sanakan, Sanantakan, Sanalkumaran, Sanatharan, went to see Lord Vishnu, but the guards of Vishnu, Jayavijayan, stopped them. Then the sons of Brahma cursed Jayavijay for their misbehave. Brahma's sons cursed Jayavijayan that they will be having a rebirth as Hiranyakashyapu and Hiranyaksha and be killed by Vishnu. Hiranyaksha was killed by Lord Vishnu by taking the avatar of Varaha. Enraged by this, Hiranyakashyapu made penance for Brahma. Brahma appeared in that penance. Then he asked Brahma for immortality as a boon, but refused to give it. Instead, his death should not be by night or day, not inside or outside the house, not in the sky or the earth, not by weapon or hand. Be it not man, god, bird or animal, we see that Brahma gives this boon and then he conquers the three world. But in the meantime, something else happened. Hiranyakashyapu wife Kayashu became pregnant and Devendran, enamored with Kayashu, decided to take revenge on Hiranyakashyapu by holding her as a hostage. But Narada Maharshi intervened and stopped it and took Kayasu to his ashram. Narada Maharshi told many Vishnu stories to Kayasu. After a time, Kayasu gave birth to Prahaladan in the ashram itself. While Kayashu was pregnant, Prahaladan went ahead by listening to Lord Vishnu's kirtans and stories. Prahaladan became a Vishnu devotee from his childhood. Prahaladan, who went to study in the Gurukulam, converted everyone there, including the guru, into devotees of Vishnu. But Hiranyakashyapu got angry at this and banned Vishnu puja in his country and ordered that no one should worship Vishnu and only see him as a god. He killed many people who violated this rule. Prahalada, who went to Gurukulam for his studies, have now returned back to the palace. But his worship for Maha Vishnu has not been stopped. By seeing his devotee to Vishnu, Hiranyakashyapu decided to kill his son by throwing him from huge mountains and into the mouth of the snakes to eat. Hiranyakashyapu tried many ways to kill him, but nothing worked. All the time, the presence of Vishnu saved him. But once he got into a verbal argument with his son and he got extreme anger and asked Prahaladan, Where is your god? He replied that his god is present everywhere, even in the pillar and in the rust. Hearing this answer, Hiranyakashyapu broke a nearby pillar with his mace. Narasimha avatar, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, emerged from that pillar. As mentioned in Brahma's Varam, it was not night or day, it was dusk. The arrival of Narasimha avatar was with the head of a lion and the body of a man. Neither a man nor a god took him and placed him on his lap. He is slain neither on earth nor in heaven, nor by hand nor by weapon. But with his sharp claws, hand, Narasimha avatar teared Hiranyakashyapu.