The Evil king Ravan is baffled when he learns that Hanuman has managed to escape the wrath of the Brahmastra, the weapon that spells death and which is feared by every King and every God including Lord Ram himself. However, Ravan remains confident that the skills that he possesses will definitely give him victory and he proudly announces that he will put an end to Hanuman and his entire Vanar Sena. He then calls for the renowned illusionist, Kaalnimi who has the power to be present in all the three worlds at the same time. Will Kaalnimi succeed in his endeavour to kill the mighty Hanuman?

Hanuman approaches Kaalnimi, who is disguised as a sage, and asks his help to select the right herb which is required to save Lakhshman's life. Kaalnimi immediately gets ready to trap Hanuman and he sends him into a lake in order to purify himself but does not reveal to him that the lake spells death for Hanuman. Hanuman innocently takes the advice of the sage and reaches the lake. He takes a dip in it, with his eyes closed and ends up fighting a crocodile. Hanuman slays the reptile but it miraculously turns into a beautiful Apsara named Dhanyamali. Will Dhanyamali reveal the reality of the sage to Hanuman? Will Hanuman manage to bring back the Sanjeevani on time to save Lakhshman's life?

Lord Vishnu begins to narrate the tale of Ram bhakt, Hanuman, and starts by how the Gods of the five elements and the sapthrishis in distress, had visited the abode of Lord Vishnu, with a cry for help. As Vishnu finds out that Raavan has made inappropriate use of the boon bestowed by Brahma on him, he decides to bring an end to this demon, himself. He declares that he will be taking the human form of Lord Ram. At the same time, Lord Shiva is seen chanting the name of Lord Ram. Parvati sees him curiously and enquires about this new name that she has heard for the first time. Shiva goes on to explain about Vishnu's divine plan and adds that he too will be a part of this war of good versus evil, as he will be taking the form of Ram bhakt Hanuman. How will Lord Vishnu and Shiva bring an end to the egoistic Raavan?

Lord Vishnu narrates the tale of Hanuman's confrontation with Shani Dev. While Shani Dev is adamant on entering his body in order to bring out the real effects of Shani into him, Hanuman refuses to give him any place within him as, he declares, that Lord Ram occupies every cell of his body. Shani however, does make an attempt to enter into his head but fails miserably. Lord Vishnu then continues by narrating the tale of Hanuman's birth to one of the divine dancers of the heavens, Punjiksthala. Witness the divine birth of Lord Hanuman here.

All the ladies at Vaikunta Loka are left wondering as to how Punjiksthala had a vision of herself giving birth to Hanuman and Vishnu clarifies that Punjiksthala was having a vision of her next birth where she will be born as Anjana, and will be giving birth to a Vanar due to a curse. Vishnu reveals that Punjiksthala was initially given a boon that she will be having a baby although she is an Apsara. As days pass, Punjiksthala tries to forget about this boon, but one day she ends up getting a curse from a sage whose penance she destroys, by mistake. Will this curse too turn out to be a blessing in disguise for Punjiksthala.

Narayana is shocked when he finds half of his body submerged into a thick layer of snow. He immediately realizes the power of Ram naam that Hanuman had been chanting all this while, and he asks Hanuman to rescue him. Later, Vishnu once again continues to narrate the tale of Hanuman's birth. Punjiksthala is now reborn as the daughter of Vanar Raj, Kunjar and is known for her beauty and divine, unmatchable skills. But Punjiksthala who is now named, Anjana is still not completely fit to give birth to Hanuman and hence is made to go through several complicated tests, including her encounter with the demon, Shambsadhan.

Kesari reaches the abode of the sages. Seeing him, Anjana is mesmerized. She goes on to notice the chain made of Rudraksh, that she had offered to Rishi Brahaspati, around Kesari's neck and immediately understands the divine play of the gods. Meanwhile, the sages plead with Kesari to stop Shambsadhan, who is always trying to ruin their yagna and Kesari agrees to stand guard while the yagna commences.

Kesari and Anjana finally get married and speak to each other just by looking at one another. Vishnu later, narrates the tale of Hanuman's unfathomable devotion towards his Lord. Vishnu narrates the anecdote from Hanuman's life where he innocently pours sindoor over his entire body in order to impress his Lord. Apparently, Hanuman misunderstands the significance of the sindoor that he sees Sita wearing and innocently wears it all over his body to get Lord Rama's attention.

As Anjana and Kesari approach Rishi Mathang with their prayer for a baby, he advices them to reach the spot where Vishnu had left his third avatar of Varaha. Anjana and Kesari reach the spot and sincerely pray before the Varaha avatar. Vishnu appears before them in his Varaha avatar and he asks Anjana to do a severe penance in order to impress Lord Shiva. Anjana starts to do the penance and as years pass the warmth of her prayer starts troubling the Gods in the heaven. Goddess Parvathi prays with Shiva to answer Anjana's prayer but Shiva informs her that he has another test for Anjana in his mind. What is this divine test planned by Shiva?

Seeing the beggar who had approached their doorstep, as a guest returning, Anjana stops him and welcomes him into her house. She later agrees to serve him all the food that she had cooked, especially for Lord Shiva. The beggar eats up all the food after indulging in regular crticism against Anjana. After finishing his meal the beggar starts to boast about himself and at the same time speaks ill of Lord Shiva. Anjana, who until now had kept calm, gets upset hearing the insult of her Lord, and she starts to defend Shiva against the criticism thrown towards the Lord by the beggar. But Anjana is enthralled when the beggar transforms into Lord Shiva and accepts her long penance.

After being blessed by Vayu with the boon of a child, Kesari and Anjana thank Lord Shiva for answering their prayer. Days pass and like every other woman, Anjana too is excited about the birth of her child and to help her, goddess Parvathi herself reaches the abode of Anjana and Kesari, in a human form. She blesses the two of them and assures them that their baby will be unique in many ways. Later, Hanuman, who is yet to be born, begins to show signs of power, strength and humour through his mother Anjana.

Goddess Saraswati comes to visit Anjana, she comes to her as a Brahmin lady and tells her story. Baby Hanuman talks back to her from inside Anjana's womb. Saptrishis come and tie red thread in and around Kesari's palace in order to protect the unborn Hanuman. Anjana is waiting for village women to come for her Godbarai.

Anjana's Godh Bharai ceremony continues. Here Goddess Parvati along with Goddess Laxmi and other Goddesses come for her Godh Bharai. They sing and dance on a beautiful song and bless her.

Narad tells Vali about Hanuman and Vali determines to kill him, a vaidya prepares poison for him which Vali gives to Anjana in kheer. Anjana gets poisoned and Kesari gets worried. Goddess Laxmi comes to her rescue and saves her. Finally, Hanuman takes birth and both Anjana and Kesari start arguing over a name to be given to the baby when Narad comes and gives him a name.

Lord Vishnu narrates the tale of Narayana's birth and his rivalry with his brother, Daksha, who were both born from the creator, Brahma himself. Meanwhile, Hanuman is born and his mother, Anjana, and father, Kesari, cannot stop themselves from admiring their beautiful child. Anjana later announces kheer to be distributed throughout the kingdom in order to mark Hanuman's birth. Vali to receives the kheer but gets furious. He once again makes up his mind to kill baby Hanuman.

Vali watches as he witnesses baby Hanuman displaying his superhuman strength. Later, Kesari brings along a pair of earrings and a chain for his son. But Anjana gets upset as she is unable to remove the earrings and the Divya Kundal that baby Hanuman was already born with. Kesari is confused as he is unable to see any earrings or necklace adorning his son. Just then, sage Brihspati arrives and makes the couple aware of the importance of the earrings and Divya Kundal that Hanuman was born with. Vali, on the other hand, refuses to give up in his attempts to kill baby Hanuman.

Everyone panics when they realize that Hanuman Lalla is missing from his bed. After searching for him in the entire room, he crawls in from the other side. No one can believe their eyes when they see a two-week-old baby crawling. Meanwhile, Bali thinks that this child is the enemy of Kishkinda and asks for Sugriv's help in slaying the child. Sugriv tries to reason with his brother.

Sugreev and Vali keenly observe baby Hanuman and when Sugreev learns that Hanuman will be the cause of Vali's end, he gets furious. Meanwhile, Kesari is busy preparing the guest list for baby Hanuman's naming ceremony and is also brushing up his skills. Later, a group of sages approach him with a gift, in the form of a powerful mace. But Kesari is made aware of the fact that he is not the ultimate owner of the mace and he will have to hand it over to the real owner, when time comes. Later, Kesari gets shocked when he sees baby Hanuman on his feet.

Hanuman Lalla continues to surprise everyone with his quick growth. Hanuman reveals that he now has two things to celebrate, the child walking and he acquiring a unique mace. Sugriv and Vali are still looking for an opportunity to get their hands on the child. Sugriv finally gets to hold the child and is mesmerized by his smile and innocence.

Raavan is hell-bent on meeting Lord Shiva. Nandi stops him in his tracks. Nandi engages in a fight with him as Raavan tries to force his way to see the lord on Mount Kailash. In the heat of the battle, Raavan abuses Nandi that enrages him to curse Raavan.

Bholenath teaches Ravan a lesson because Ravan insults Nandi and Bholenath cannot see anyone disrespecting with his devotees. Ravan's cry makes the universe tremble. Ravan atones and prays to Lord Shiva. Later, baby Hanuman falls off the balcony. Who will save him? Watch this episode of Sankat Mahabali Hanuman to find out.

It is a special day for Hanuman Lalla as his Nana and Nani arrive in the palace for a special ceremony. Anjana gets worried as she is aware that Hanuman Lalla is capable of some powerful feats. Kishkindha's Richraj along with his two sons, Bali and Sugriv, also visit the palace to congratulate them on the baby.

Vali is still trying to apprehend Hanuman Lalla from the palace, before he could succeed, Sugriv finds Lalla and gets enchanted by his presence. Shocked to see an unknown person carrying her baby, Anjana asks Sugriv for an introduction. Instead, Sugriv compliments the baby and hands him over to his mother. An exciting event occurs during the Havan at the palace.

Hanuman Lalla speaks his first words to surprise his mother and father. They are extremely thankful to the Lord for all the happiness and blessings. Meanwhile, a messenger approaches from Ayodhya, who reveals that Dashrath has summoned Hanuman Lalla's father.

Vali is furious after witnessing the strength and intelligence of Hanuman, on the other hand, his brother, Sugriva is mesmerized by Hanuman's abilities. King Kesari and Queen Anjana are curious to witness their son chanting Dashrat's son Ram's name.