What was the ultimate destination of Behula and Lakhindar? And how?

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Yes, I think Behula is a legendary character. She is famous in Bengali folklore for her extraordinary love, courage, and determination. Even after her husband Lakhindar died from a snakebite, she did not lose hope. Instead, she bravely carried his body on a banana raft and faced many dangers to reach the abode of the gods. Her devotion and perseverance moved the snake goddess Manasa to restore her husband and his brothers to life. Behula's story symbolizes true love, faith, and sacrifice, which is why she is remembered as a legendary heroine.

Behula brought her husband's life back through her unwavering love, courage, and determination. She placed Lakhindar's dead body on a banana raft and undertook a dangerous journey to the abode of the gods. There, she pleaded with the snake goddess Manasa to restore his life and promised that Chand Saudagar would worship her. Moved by Behula's devotion, Manasa brought Lakhindar back to life and also revived his brothers.

Manasa was angry with Chand Saudagar because he was a devoted worshipper of Shiva and refused to worship her. He even boasted that he was cleverer and stronger than Manasa, which insulted the snake goddess. As a result, she became furious and took revenge by sending a snake to kill his youngest son, Lakhindar.

Manasa accepted Behula's prayer because she was deeply moved by Behula's sincere love, unwavering devotion, courage, and determination to save her husband. Behula also promised that Chand Saudagar would worship Manasa. Touched by her faith and sacrifice, Manasa restored Lakhindar's life and also brought his brothers back to life.