The script appears to be a Hindu mythological story about Parashuram, a sage and warrior who seeks revenge for his father's death. Parashuram is determined to destroy all Kshatriyas (warriors) and has already killed many. However, he is eventually convinced by his ancestors and the goddess Shakti to take back his vow and give up his violent ways.
Parashuram is told that he must perform Pind Daan (a ritual to offer food to the ancestors) to atone for his sins and bring peace to the souls of those he has killed. He is given holy water that is converted into Kundan, which he uses to perform the ritual.
The story concludes with Parashuram taking back his vow and giving up violence. He is praised for his decision, and the script ends with a sense of resolution and redemption.
The story also features other characters, including Maruti (a reference to the monkey god Hanuman) and Mata Shri, who seem to be guiding Parashuram on his journey. The script includes many devotional songs and prayers, which are common in Hindu mythological stories.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Parashuram is a sage who has been avenging the death of his father.
2. He has been killing Kshatriyas, a class of warriors, as part of his revenge.
3. Parashuram's father was killed by a Kshatriya.
4. Parashuram has been destroying entire families of Kshatriyas.
5. He has been performing penance on Mount Mahendra to calm his anger.
6. The people have made the royal families of Kshatriyas kings again while Parashuram was in penance.
7. When Parashuram woke up, he found out what had happened and his anger was reignited.
8. Parashuram has been to the ancestral world to free himself from his emotions.
9. Hanuman, the son of the wind, is in the ancestral world with Parashuram.
10. Parashuram's mother appears to him in the ancestral world.
11. She tells him to atone for his sins by performing Pind Daan for his ancestors.
12. Pind Daan is a Hindu ritual that helps the souls of the ancestors find peace.
13. Parashuram performs Pind Daan for his ancestors and the Kshatriyas he has killed.
14. The ritual is performed at a place that will be known as Panchak Kund.
15. Panchak Kund is a sacred place where people can offer tarpan in the water to help their ancestors find peace.
16. Parashuram gives up his vow and stops killing Kshatriyas.
17. Parashuram has a change of heart and decides to stop his violent path.