Odia Tv Serial Mahadev

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Mahadev is an Odia Television Serial Aired in Star Kirano. Mahadev is a mythological show based on the Hindu god, Lord Shiva, also known as Mahadev. ‘Mahadev’, meaning the greatest God. Mahadev is considered the father of the whole Universe. Mahadev is the Odia remake of the Hindi Serial Devon Ke Dev Mahadev aired on the Life Ok channel. The show narrates the mysteries, miracles, and incarnations in Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati’s life. The journey of Mahadev, which includes his duty, sacrifice, and bravery to revenge through the ideals of honesty, integrity, and family values, has been portrayed in the show. It also demonstrates the challenges and Struggles Devi Sati and Devi Parvati faced in trying to win Lord Shiva's love and obtain his consent to wed them. Devi Sati also had to deal with her father, Prajapati Daksh’s objections.

Sati sacrifices her life due to her Father’s humiliation towards Mahadev and is reborn as Devi Parvati to the god of the Himalayas, namely Himavan and his wife apsara Mena. Lord Shiva marries Devi Parvati. The struggles the couple goes through are detailed in the show. It also tells the tale of the multiple births that Lord Shiva had to take to defeat different demons and resolve the issues of both Gods and humans. Mahadev is co-produced by Nikhil Sinha Indian-born Nikhil Sinha is a superstar, who is in >> Read More... (Triangle Film Company) and Anirudh Pathak Anirudh Pathak is an Indian creative professional, >> Read More... . Mohit Raina Mohit Raina is an Indian television actor, famous >> Read More... played the lead of Mahadev. Mouni Roy Mouni was born on 28th September 1985 in Cooch Beh >> Read More... and Sonarika Bhadoria Sonarika Bhadoria is a TV actress. She was born on >> Read More... is playing the lead role as the hero character named Devi Sati, and Goddess Parvati. Besides Odia, it is also dubbed in various languages like Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Bengali, Telugu, Assamese, Indonesian, and Marathi.