A serpent and its family live in a forest. A Tantrik gives a mongoose named Divya the power to transform into anyone, and she seeks revenge against the serpent's family for killing her parents. Using her powers, Divya manipulates the serpent's son, Nivesh, and his wife, causing them to fight and distance themselves from the family. The serpent family discovers Divya's true identity and her plan for revenge. They defeat her and send her to the underworld. The story then shifts to a flashback of how the serpent king and his son, Raghav, met their wives. Raghav falls in love with a woman named Manjari, who can transform into a girl. However, their love is forbidden, and Raghav's father, the serpent king, tries to keep them apart. Eventually, Raghav and Manjari are reunited, and the serpent king blesses their union. The story concludes with the serpent family living happily, and the narrator reflects on the importance of love and family.
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1. A pair of snakes and a lemon lived in a forest.
2. The snakes wanted to live in peace, but a lemon named Amla wanted to kill them.
3. A serpent killed Amla and its family, but then took in Amla's child, Nivesh, and raised it as its own.
4. Nivesh grew up and fell in love with a girl named Bela, who was the daughter of the serpent.
5. Bela's brother, Nivesh, and her mother were worried that Nivesh's human form would be a problem in their snake family.
6. To test Nivesh's love for Bela, the serpent family pretended to leave Bela and Nivesh alone, but were secretly watching them.
7. Nivesh proved his love for Bela, and the serpent family accepted him as one of their own.
8. Divya, the daughter of a mongoose, sought revenge against the serpent family for killing her parents.
9. Divya met a Tantrik who gave her the power to change her form and wishes.
10. Divya used her powers to manipulate Nivesh and Bela, making them fight with each other.
11. The serpent family discovered Divya's plan and exposed her.
12. The serpent family sent Divya to the underworld.
13. Nivesh and Bela were reunited and lived happily ever after.
14. The story is told by a narrator who is recounting the tale to someone else.
15. The narrator's father had told him the story, which is a long and complicated one.
16. The story involves a wish-granting gemstone called the Naagmani.
17. A king's son, Raghav, fell in love with a girl named Manjari, who was actually a wish-granting being.
18. Raghav's father, the king, wanted Raghav to marry someone else, but Raghav refused.
19. Manjari was forced to reveal her true form to Raghav, and he was shocked.
20. Raghav's father tried to kill Manjari, but she was saved by the Naagmani.
21. The story ends with the narrator's family being reunited and living happily ever after.