Shesha, you take care of Maaran.
Uncle! Shesha, where are you?
Look! Police. Then Shesha went to the clinic.
Shesha, sometimes also called Vasuki,
Earthquakes are attributed to Shesha's yawn, and fire from
his mouth or his venom destroys the world at the end of an age.
Shesha, sometimes also called Vasuki, was used by
the gods to churn a sea of milk to produce amrit, a nectar that would give immortality.
Myth credits Shesha with from 5 to 1,000 heads,
and images depict Vishnu reclining on the coiled Shesha, sheltered by the open hoods of Shesha's many heads.