Telugu Tv Serial Meera- Telugu

Meera- Telugu Telugu TV SERIALS on ZEE TELUGU

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Meera is an Indian historical drama television series produced by Sagar Pictures and written by Vipul Mehta Vipul Mehta is an Indian singer born on 28 July 19 >> Read More... , which was formerly a Hindi show which was later adopted in Telugu. The show featured on ZEE Telugu. It is constructed on the life of Meera Bai, a 15th-century Hindu mystic and poem-writer whose lyrical songs of devotion to the god Krishna are widely popular in northern India. Meera, the great poet-saint, was born as a princess in Khudki in Rajasthan in the early 16th century. Her father was Ratan Singh — the youngest son of Rao Dooda, the then ruler of Merta a small state in Marwar. From the time of her birth, it was foretold by Raidasji (a great saint) that Meera was destined for greater things and that her family would be acknowledged through the decades because of her accomplishments. When Meera was about 8–9 years old she wanted a Gudda (doll) whom she can marry. Saint Raidas-ji gave her Lord Krishna's idol, and Meera instantly fell in love with the Lord. Meera truly had confidence in that the Lord was her husband.

A short time later, her marriage was fixed with Bhoj Raj, the son of Rana Sangha of Chittor. But Meera continued, in mind, heart, and soul, married to the Lord, and never accepted the prince as her husband. After marriage, her life was continuously engulfed in turmoil, as very few could understand her dedication and faith towards Lord Krishna. She was soft-spoken, mild-mannered, talented, sweet, and sang with a melodious voice. She was one of the primary exponents of the Prema Bhakti (Divine Love) and an inspired poet.

Through this show, the effort to portray Meera's story is as that of a regular Rajput princess whose ultimate love and devotion to the Lord led her to question the set norms of the patriarchal society. It is a story appropriate even in today's day and age as Meera symbolizes a woman's true love and her ultimate sacrifice to remain loyal to that love even in the face of societal stigma and opposition. A story of obedient and pure love.