An ardent 'proof oriented' science based person cannot see God, much as a mountain/cave dwelling yogi cannot design a space vehicle or replace clogged arteries. The two approaches - experimentation with the physical entities and the faith in spiritual practices - can and must live side by side. Religion and spirituality are only experienced by the practicing devotees, not by intellectuals/logical thinkers. But there is no 'show me or or I don't believe it' when we talk about divinity. Mythology is a derogatory word to use for Puranas.The continuous bombardment by outsiders to describe Hinduism and the devas as mythology has taken a firm hold in the minds of many Hindus.Īs I have said before, science is used in a lab environment to prove or dis-prove physical phenomenon.
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Hindus should rejoice whenever a new series is made about traditional Hindu lore. This is a million times better than those bollywood artists trying to imitate American cinema. The way modern Hindus make television serials like the Ramayana, Mahabharata and recently this series about Mahadev is in the same spirit of the great poets of the past. He authored great works like the Raghuvamsa (about the dynasty of Sri Rama), the Kumarasambhava (the birth of Kumara) and Abhijnata Shakunthala (the recognition of Shakunthala). The world greatest poet, Kalidasa was a master in writing epic poetry, screenplay and lyrical poetry. Indians have been worshiping their gods their gods like this for thousands of years. A while back there were some westerners in the temple that were secretly making fun of how Hindus worshiped all these Gods and Goddesses like Lakshmi and Ganesha. This is just as bad as those new agers who are eager to replace these "mythological" figures with the "historical" Jesus. I am just tired of westerners that keep saying that that how Hindus see the divine in human forms and living in divine abodes is just too similar to Christianity. After that people started paying more attention to that,” reveals Mohit.Any personal preference should never imply that any other way is wrong. But because of the pandemic, they re-telecast it and the memories became fresh in people’s minds. “I used to get it a lot (of messages) earlier but it had gradually stopped. However, his fans never forget his character of ‘Mahadev’ even now.ĭo they still message him with regard to his character of ‘Mahadev’? All three mediums have a different way of working, all three have challenges but what I usually enjoy is the process between me and the lens,” says the actor. It was never about doing something on television or digital. “When I look back, I feel something like this has really worked to my advantage that I never planned anything. However, instead of focusing on the platform, he focuses on what is common.
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Television is home and you can go home any time,” Mohit, who is still remembered for playing Lord Shiva in TV show ‘Devon Ke Dev… Mahadev’, tells IANS.įrom television, to films such as ‘Uri: The Surgical Strike’ and yet to release ‘Shiddat’ and now web series, Mohit has experienced all three visual mediums. “When there is something really interesting that comes up, which is a limited series, I will definitely do it (on television).
While many actors don’t like going back to television, a good project can bring Mohit to the tube soon. The actor, who gained immense popularity for playing Lord Shiva in ‘Devon Ke Dev… Mahadev’, has now moved on to films and the digital platform but the small screen will always be home for him.
Mumbai: Actor Mohit Raina will soon be seen playing a doctor in the web series ‘Mumbai Diaries 26/11’ on Amazon Prime Video.
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