Krishna and Kalrang: The Demon Who Stole the Colors
One morning, something strange happened in Vrindavan. Flowers, trees, birds, and even the Yamuna began losing their beautiful colors. Everything was slowly turning black and white. But who was stealing all the colors?
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Where Did All the Colors Go?
Something very strange happened in Vrindavan.
One morning, the flowers were no longer red, pink, or yellow.
The green leaves had turned grey.
The blue Yamuna looked dull.
Even the bright fruits had lost their colors.
Soon, cows, birds, trees, and houses began turning black and white.
Everyone in Vrindavan was shocked.
“What is happening?” the villagers cried.
Krishna looked around carefully.
This was not normal.
Someone was stealing the colors of Vrindavan.
But who?
Krishna followed a trail of grey leaves into the forest.
The deeper he went, the fewer colors he could see.
Then he heard a strange laugh.
“HA! HA! HA!”
A demon stepped out from behind the trees.
His name was Kalrang.
He had a magical power. He could pull colors out of anything he touched.
Kalrang laughed and stretched out his hands.
WHOOSH!
Colors flew out of the flowers, trees, birds, and butterflies.
Everything he touched became black and white.
“I will take every color from Vrindavan!” Kalrang shouted.
But Krishna was not afraid.
Krishna Brings the Colors Back
Kalrang sent his dark magic toward Krishna.
But Krishna quickly lifted his flute and began to play.
A sweet melody filled the forest.
Suddenly, Kalrang’s magic stopped.
The colors he had stolen began swirling around him like a bright rainbow.
“No!” Kalrang shouted.
Krishna played his flute again.
WHOOSH!
The stolen colors rushed back across Vrindavan.
Green returned to the trees.
Bright colors returned to the flowers and birds.
The Yamuna became blue again.
Kalrang’s magic was broken. He could no longer steal the colors of nature.
The villagers cheered when Krishna returned.
Vrindavan was bright and beautiful once more.
Krishna smiled as colorful butterflies flew around him.
The colors of Vrindavan were safe again.
Moral
We should protect the beauty of nature and never destroy what makes our world beautiful.
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