
Stories that define our storytelling legacy, captivating audiences across generations and geographies.
Since 2007, Swastik Stories has been on a journey to redefine storytelling in India and beyond. What began as a passion to revive our epics has grown into a movement — one that bridges tradition and innovation, history and imagination, India and the world.

Mahabharat was a visually grand retelling of India’s epic, blending scale with strong storytelling. Its high production value, costumes, and VFX made it feel cinematic for television. The performances brought emotional depth to legendary characters, especially Krishna’s guiding presence. It successfully reintroduced the Mahabharat to a new generation with impact and clarity.

Chandragupta Maurya traces the rise of a young warrior guided by the wisdom of Chanakya. Building on the world of Porus, the series blends history and drama to depict the making of India’s first great emperor, redefining Swastik’s ability to bring regal figures from India’s past to life.

A grand historical drama showcasing the rise of a legendary king. Massive sets and battle sequences gave it cinematic scale. The show explored courage, strategy, and leadership in depth. It stood out as one of Indian TV’s most ambitious productions.

A visually poetic retelling of divine love, rich in symbolism and philosophy. Its vibrant visuals and music created a deeply immersive devotional mood. The show balanced romance with spiritual depth and moral reflections. It made Krishna’s life feel intimate, emotional, and relatable.

A prequel to RadhaKrishn, this series portrays Krishna’s childhood in Mathura with mischief, love, and miracles. Blending innocence with devotion, it charmed families and young audiences while bringing Krishna’s leelas to life with warmth and detail.

Swastik’s latest mythological offering, Veer Hanuman, celebrates the life and valor of Lord Hanuman. With fresh storytelling and rich devotional depth, the series paints the hero’s journey with humility and unwavering devotion of Bajrang Bali.

A respectful and detailed retelling of Lord Ram’s journey and ideals. The narrative stayed rooted in devotion and moral clarity. Its clean visuals and performances enhanced the epic’s simplicity. It brought Ramayan’s teachings to modern audiences with sincerity.

A powerful portrayal of Shiva and Shakti’s cosmic balance and union. The storytelling emphasized sacrifice, strength, and divine purpose. Strong performances added intensity to the spiritual narrative. It presented mythology with scale while keeping emotions grounded.

A fierce and empowering depiction of Goddess Kali’s strength. The show highlighted feminine power, rage, and transformation. Dark, dramatic visuals gave it a distinct and gripping tone. It redefined divine femininity as both destructive and protective.