This production, which has gained a solid place on the Bengali-speaking channels of Indian television, took its place on Star Jalsha screens in 2019 as the continuation and reinterpretation of the Durga series, which has been in the hearts of the audience for years. At the center of the story is a young woman named Dugga; His journey symbolizes not just an individual struggle, but the radical conflict between good and evil. This character, inspired by the blessing power of Maa Durgeshwari, carries the deep traces of Indian mythology and folk belief into a modern narrative framework. Dugga, played by Sampurna Mondal, makes you feel like both an ordinary person and the bearer of a divine mission. This balance takes the series a little beyond the classic soap opera patterns; Familiar themes such as love, family ties and social pressures are intertwined with a mystical background. Biswarup Bandyopadhyay and the rest of the cast also manage to carry the emotional weight of the story, adding real depth to the characters. The series, which progresses with a daily broadcast rhythm and reaches more than two hundred episodes, offers its audience a sense of both familiarity and curiosity. It is a bold choice to integrate the figure of Durga, the symbol of feminine power, motherhood and protection in Indian culture, into a contemporary television narrative; The production uses this choice largely successfully. Embellished with the warmth of a spiritual atmosphere, this series offers a meaningful experience, especially for those who are interested in Bengali television tradition and mythological narratives.