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Hastinapur Ke Veer Today Episode 12 October 2026
The episode begins with a man approaching Mukhiya Ji and pleading for help for his brother, Adhirath. He requests that Radhe be held responsible for his own actions and that Adhirath should not be punished for the mistakes of his nephew.
Mukhiya Ji questions the man about his feelings for his brother and asks why he seems to show so little affection towards Radhe. Under pressure, the man makes a shocking revelation. He claims that Radhe is not the biological son of Adhirath and Radha and alleges that the couple brought the boy from an unknown place.
He further insists that the family has faced one crisis after another since Radhe arrived. After hearing his explanation, Mukhiya Ji assures him that he will help both brothers.
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Meanwhile, the horse-riding competition continues, but Radhe is nowhere to be seen. Prasent takes the lead, and the spectators begin to believe that Radhe has lost the race.
However, Radhe eventually appears behind his competitor, bringing renewed excitement to the competition. His supporters cheer loudly and encourage him to defeat his opponents and prove his worth.
Elsewhere, preparations for Hastinapur’s Vijayadashami celebration encounter an unexpected obstacle. Rajkumari Duhshala injures her foot and becomes unable to participate in the traditional dance drama. Everyone is concerned about how the performance will proceed without someone to portray Maa Durga.
The performers are reminded that the goddess must first be invoked sincerely in their hearts. Traditionally, a princess from the Kuru family has portrayed Maa Durga during Hastinapur’s Vijayadashami celebrations. However, because of Duhshala’s injury, Acharya Raivat decides to break with tradition and take on the role of the goddess himself.
The audience is informed that the annual Mahishasura Mardini dance drama will proceed as planned, depicting Maa Durga’s victory over Mahishasura and Dhumralochana.
According to the ceremony’s tradition, the performer portraying Maa Durga must light the victory flame before the sun’s final rays fall upon the goddess’s idol. Only then will the triumph of righteousness over evil be considered complete.
As everyone prepares for the performance, another mystery emerges when Arjun suddenly disappears. The royal family begins wondering where he has gone, while Mahishasura and Dhumralochana arrive, ready to take part in the dramatic battle.
As the performance unfolds, Arjun appears in the form of Maa Durga and confronts the demons. However, the battle does not proceed as expected. Even after Arjun delivers a decisive strike, his opponents refuse to fall and continue fighting with unusual determination.
The observers begin to suspect that the demons are deliberately prolonging the battle to prevent Arjun from lighting the victory flame before sunset.
Arjun now faces a difficult challenge. He must combine the grace and rhythm of dance with the precision and courage required in warfare. Although he is skilled in combat, he must master both disciplines at the same time to defeat his opponents and complete the ceremony.
As sunset draws closer and the victory flame remains unlit, the pressure continues to mount. Arjun must find a way to overcome the demons before time runs out.
Meanwhile, Radhe is finally declared the winner of the horse-riding competition. His victory gives him an opportunity to prove himself and restore the trust of those who have suffered financial losses.
Determined to fulfil his responsibility, Radhe promises to earn one hundred gold coins through the competition and compensate the people for their losses. With this commitment, he hopes to demonstrate that he is ready to take responsibility for his promises and prove his worth to everyone.