Nazar Season 1 In English

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Season2 of the franchise, which replaced Season 1, premiered on 19 February 2020 and starred Monalisa and Shruti Sharma.[4] Despite having good ratings, the second season of Nazar went off-air due to the pandemic situation of COVID-19 and its high production demand.[5]

In the year 2000, Mohana, a 251-year-old daayan who has managed to extend her parasitic existence by sapping the life-force of her victims. Residing in Bhandap, she bewitches businessman Mridul Rathod and eventually ties the knot with him. Together, they have two children, Ansh and Kajal. As Mohana aids her husband in accumulating immense wealth through the use of dark sorcery, she gradually takes away his vitality, ultimately leading to his untimely death.

This unfortunate turn of events prompts Vedashree Rathod, Mridul Rathod's sister-in-law, to grow concerned. She seeks assistance from her friend Divya Sharma, a psychic wizardess and a member of the reevaavanshi, a clan of evil hunters, known for their ability to ward off evil eye. Divya thwarts Mohana's malevolent influence by severing her plait, rendering Mohana powerless. Mohana then escapes into the woods, but they pursue her along with a mob of villagers holding torches. Once cornered, Mohana was set on fire which turns her into stone. Divya seals Mohana in a coffin within a temple, safeguarded by powerful mantras. Not long after these events, Divya mysteriously disappears. Vedashree and her husband, Shekhar Rathod, adopt Ansh and Kajal. Yet Mohana's nazar still lurks on the family as she is a unique and very powerful Daayan called Ekayaan.

Ansh and Kajal grow up in Mumbai with their cousins Neha and Rishi. Ansh, discovering his supernatural abilities, remains unaware of his identity as a daavansh, a hybrid of daayan and human. Only a daivik (divine conduit) bearing Durga's trishula symbol can save him, and Piya Sharma, Divya's daughter, possesses this mark. Piya, separated from her parents at a young age, arrives in Mumbai searching for her missing mother. Ansh and Piya feel a deep connection, while Piya reunites with her father, Nishant Sharma, who turns out to be her college professor. Mohana manipulates the situation by sending a puppet daayan, Ruby, with a counterfeit daivik symbol to marry Ansh. Ansh and Vedashree fall under Ruby's spell, leading to a marriage between Ruby and Ansh. The marriage releases Mohana from her coffin, restoring her powers, and Ansh discovers the truth about his real mother.

Piya's childhood friend and overzealous lover, Naman, attempts to marry her by taking advantage of Gurumaa, his ailing mother and Piya's guardian, who's a blind priestess. However, the wedding is disrupted by Ansh. Concerned about Ansh's growing affection for Piya, Mohana summons Bhaisasur, Ruby's father, a demon from the underworld, to drive Piya away. Unexpectedly, Bhaisasur attacks Ansh, leading to Piya invoking Devi-Maa for help. Through a tandav Piya kills Bhaisasur, revealing her true divine nature to everyone. Nishant discovers Piya as his daughter, and Ansh learns about his half-demon self. Additionally, it is revealed that Mohana and Vedeshree are sisters with different fathers but share the same mother.

Piya's sister, Saavi, falls under Mohana's hypnosis and releases Dilruba, a chudel, to drive a wedge between Piya and Ansh. Dilruba casts a raakhchakra to ensnare Piya and Ansh, but Piya manages to save Ansh, becoming trapped herself. Ansh cleverly deceives Dilruba, breaking the hex and rescuing Piya. Mohana consents to Ansh and Piya's marriage and releases Divya, who is eventually revealed as a sarpika (serpent). Connecting the pieces, Divya discerns Mohana's ulterior motives. Mohana kills Divya, but Divya cunningly transfers her serpentine powers to Piya. Ansh and Piya tie the knot.

Piya learns of Mohana's true intention in wanting to feed on Ansh during the blood moon night, which is to attain immortality. Dilruba casts Piya into an everlasting sleep. Ansh succumbs to the dark side, becoming a powerful and self-centered Daavansh. He attempts to marry Dilruba, but Mohana rejects it, resulting in Piya's return. Using the trinetra-mani gem, powered by Shiva's third eye, Piya revives Ansh's awareness. She exposes Mohana's plan to the Rathods, leading to Ansh expelling Mohana. Following this, Piya and Ansh consummate their marriage.

Dola, the twin sister of Mohana and Ruby's mother, the ruler of the Swapna Lokh (Dream World) and a Dukayan (two-headed daayan), threatens to kill Ansh. The Rathods succeed in killing Dola, only for her to be resurrected by Mohana. They deceive Piya into transferring her serpentine powers to Ansh. Believing Piya is powerless, the sisters attempt to burn her with Tharal-agni, a Daayan fuel. Piya calls upon Devi-Maa for aid, regaining her divine powers. Mohana and Dola are petrified, later freed by Ruby. A Sarp hypnotizes Ansh and steals his serpentine powers, posing as him to target Piya's Trinetra-mani gem. Ansh and Piya unite their powers to vanquish the Sarp. During the blood moon night's muhurta, Mohana feeds on the serpent disguised as Ansh, becoming a Sarpayan with combined abilities.

Dola tells Mohana her horoscope, forecasting doom from Ansh's child. Meanwhile, the Rathods joyfully mark Piya's pregnancy. Ansh discovers Mohana's sinister plot to harm Piya and their unborn child. Regrettably, Ansh decides to part ways with Piya to ensure the baby's safety. Piya later gives birth in an old Shiva temple, where Mohana repeatedly attempts to kill the child but remains unsuccessful.

Piya and Ansh witness their son, Aditya Rathod's supernatural powers. Mohana, relentless in her quest to kill Aditya, kidnaps him and attempts to push him off a cliff. Ansh saves Aditya, who, in turn, defeats Mohana with a trident. The Rathod family disposes of her ashes in a river. Vedashree's demeanor takes a dark turn as she becomes fond of heavy jewellery and things that a daayan appreciates. Piya grows suspicious and uncovers Vedashree's transformation into a daayan. Vedashree manages to convert Piya into a daayan, but Piya's divine strength prevails. She convinces Vedashree of her kindness, and Vedashree discards her daayan plait into the same river as Mohana's ashes.

Mohana, after obtaining a mermaid's body, seeks revenge to regain her plait. She tricks Piya into becoming a mermaid but faces the threat of returning to Kohra Lohk, the evil powers' graveyard. Mohana understands that only a Daivik can save her. In exchange for her help, Mohana aids Piya in returning to her human form. Shalaka, the queen of Kohra-Lohk poisons the Rathods and upon realising her mistake, she gives the Kohrayan dagger to Ansh which has the power to push a person back to their past life. Ansh stabs his family and himself sending everyone back to the past. Rathods travels two years back in time. Ansh touches Piya's earring and remembers everything. He finds Piya, makes her remember the past and the two reconcile. The Rathod returns to the present through a Pravesh Dwar.

The Rathod family returns to the present, where Naman undergoes a transformation, training to become a Revavanshi. He marries Sanam, who turns out to be Dilruba. Ansh's life took an unexpected turn when he discovered he had a twin brother, Karan. Mohana had thrown Karan into Patal Ketki, believing he would die, but instead, the mystical substance of the Ketki now coursed through his veins, granting him magical powers despite his handicap. Manipulated by Mohana, Karan falsely believed that Divya had turned his wife, Maansi, and their child, Krish, into stone statues. Driven by vengeance, Karan sought the Rathods' help to rescue his family, concealing the fact that Piya and Aditya would turn to stone. Piya, however, remained skeptical of Karan, knowing Divya would never harm the innocent. Eventually, Nishant and Ansh unraveled Karan's true motives, but they couldn't save Piya and Aditya. With his magical wings, Karan incapacitated Ansh. It was then revealed that Maansi was a Daayan under Mohana's control, sent to obtain Karan's wings. In a heartbreaking decision, Karan turned Maansi, Krish, and himself into stone to save Piya and Aditya, leaving Ansh in despair. Before his sacrifice, Karan transferred his magical wings to Ansh.

The Rathod family joyfully celebrates Adi's first birthday. However, Mohana, using dark magic, manipulates Vedashree like a puppet to fulfill her sinister motives. Vedashree attempts to damage Piya's reputation, especially in the eyes of Ansh. Piya accidentally pushes Vedashree off the terrace, leading to her hospitalization. Mohana seizes this opportunity to transfer Vedashree's life force into a mystical "Praan-Pyala." She then threatens Piya, demanding that she leave the Rathod family, thus shattering Ansh's heart.Piya complies and departs from the house, leaving Aditya behind. Nishant and Saavi follow Mohana and discover that the Praan-Pyala is concealed on a mysterious island floating in the sky. Mohana agrees to return Aditya to Piya but cunningly leaves one of Piya's earrings in Ansh's room to mislead him. Furious and misled, Ansh confronts Nishant to reclaim Adi, only to realize Piya's innocence. Ansh and Piya eventually reach the Daayan island, but Mohana escapes with Vedashree's Praan Pyala. Piya sacrifices a portion of her own life to save Vedashree but weakens as a result. Nishant introduces his sister, Trishila, a Revavanshi with the power to resurrect the dead. Trishila pledges to save Piya, though Ansh remains suspicious of her true motives. Ansh later discovers Trishila's true mission: to revive Divya, in a bid to eradicate evil forces forever.

Ansh and Piya, residing apart with their children Aditya and Pari, grapple with Pari's extraordinary daayan abilities. A sinister entity, Bhasmika, created by Mohana, wields the combined powers of evil forces. Named Urvashi, the creature infiltrates the Rathod family, seeking marriage to Ansh. While Adi discerns Urvashi's true nature, he faces torment from others despite his insight.

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