The Nandi, composed of eight parts and created with various elements from the Vedas, concludes with a representation of the Daityas being defeated by the gods.
The performance, which included a dramatic portrayal of conflicts and separations, pleased Brahmā and the other gods, leading them to express their satisfaction.
Brahma gave the crooked one, Bhṛngāra the auspicious one, Varuna gave the good one, the Sun gave the umbrella, Shiva gave the Siddhi, and Vayu gave the fan.