mahakali anth hi aarambh hai

I'm sorry, without more context, it's difficult to provide the full story. 'tum se hi taluq hai' could potentially mean 'it is related to you only' in Hindi. It could be a line from a song, a movie dialogue, or part of a personal story.

Well, 'dil' means heart in Hindi. So it could roughly be translated as 'It is the heart that is the ending story'. Maybe it implies that the heart or emotions are at the core of the conclusion of a story.

It could also be a song that tells a story through its lyrics. Maybe it's about unrequited love or the power of the heart to feel deeply. The full story would be expressed in the words of the song, the melody adding to the emotional undertones. But again, without knowing more about this 'dil hi toh hai', a comprehensive story can't be accurately told.

I'm not sure specifically which 'sirf ek banda hi kafi hai' real story you are referring to. It could be a story related to a person achieving great things alone in a particular context, like in a business, sports, or some social situation.

Mahakali is a powerful and significant goddess in Hindu mythology. She is often depicted as a fierce form of the Goddess Parvati. In the story, she was born out of the anger of Goddess Durga to combat the demons. Mahakali is shown with a dark complexion, wearing a garland of skulls and a skirt made of severed arms. She fearlessly battles the forces of evil and is a symbol of destruction of the negative and protection of the cosmos.

For instance, when talking about a movie's plot, 'The whole movie revolved around the character's inner turmoil and in the end, dil hi to hai ending story, as his emotional state decided the final outcome.' Here, we use the phrase to emphasize that the character's heart or emotions were the main factor in how the story ended.

It could mean 'One person is enough. (It's a) real story'. Maybe it's about a situation where a single individual has the ability or qualities that are sufficient for a particular task or event in a real - life story.

If 'dil hi toh hai' is part of a cultural or regional narrative, it could be a story full of local flavor and traditions. Maybe it's about a person's inner strength (represented by the heart) in the face of difficulties. But as I lack specific details, this is all just guesswork.

As I don't know the full story, I can't determine the significance precisely. But generally, if 'awaz' (voice) is the 'pehchan' (identity), it might signify the power of self - expression in defining who one is.

The main characters in the 'Aarambh' serial could be a diverse group. There might be a strong - willed protagonist who is on a mission. There could also be antagonists who create obstacles for the main character. And there may be supporting characters like friends, family members, or advisors who play important roles in the development of the story. But again, this is all speculation without having specific knowledge of the serial.