Nandani Sarin
Born as Barbarik, Grandson of Bhim
He was the son of Ghatotkacha and a mighty warrior gifted with immense power from a young age
Boons of the Three Divine Arrows
Barbarik received three arrows from Lord Shiva that could destroy any army in moments, making him nearly invincible
The Ultimate Test of Surrender
Before the Mahabharata war, Barbarik pledged to support the weaker side, reflecting his deep sense of justice
Lord Krishna’s Divine Intervention
Krishna tested Barbarik’s intent and realized that his power could disrupt the balance of Dharma in the war
The Supreme Sacrifice
To uphold Dharma, Barbarik surrendered his head to Krishna, willingly giving up his life before the war even began
Transformation Into Shyam Baba
Impressed by his devotion and sacrifice, Krishna blessed Barbarik to be worshipped as Khatu Shyam Ji in Kalyug
The Name ‘Shyam’ Given by Krishna Himself
Krishna named him ‘Shyam’ as a reflection of his own name and form, symbolizing oneness and eternal devotion
Worship in Kalyug: A Beacon of Hope
Today, millions seek blessings from Khatu Shyam Ji, believing that true surrender and love never go unanswered