Har Har Gange
Distraught after the death of his wife Sati, Shiva isolates himself and becomes immersed in deep meditation. Prompted by the evil Paap (sin) to capitalize on the opportunity, the demon Taraka who had…
Har Har Gange
Distraught after the death of his wife Sati, Shiva isolates himself and becomes immersed in deep meditation. Prompted by the evil Paap (sin) to capitalize on the opportunity, the demon Taraka who had been granted a boon that he could only die at the hands of Shiva's son stages an attack on Devalok, ousting the demigods. To restore order and vanquish sin, Adishakti takes birth as Ganga and Uma, the daughters of Himavat, king of the mountains. While younger sister Uma undertakes arduous austerities to break Shiva's penance and beget the child prophesied to slay Taraka, elder sister Ganga is brought to heaven. Raised under the tutelage of Brahma and sanctified by the water that had once washed the feet of Vishnu, Ganga becomes a celestial river coursing the heavens, purifying anything she touches. With Ganga guarding heaven's periphery, the defeated Paap turns his sight to earth. There he ravages the land and its inhabitants alike, until Ganga is besought to descend upon earth to wash away sin with her cleansing waters. —Ray Ban {rbanerji@optonline.net} Devi Maa Ganga, the sister-in-law of Bhagwan Bholeynathji, sires his son, Kartikey, resulting in the death of Tarakasur much to the chagrin of his father, Paap, who unleashes a reign of terror on Prithvilok. Gangey continues to resides in Swarglok refusing to enter Prithvilok despite of the sacrifices of 3 generations of Bhagirath's family. It is then Bhagirath's wife performs a Pooja to appease the nine forms of Devi Maa Durga, while Bhagirath, guided by Brahmaputra Narad Munni, turns to Bholeynathji to try and understand the reason(s) why Devi Maa Ganga refuses to enter the water-parched Prithvilok. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
Har Har Gange
Adventure,Drama,Fantasy
Film Details
Distraught after the death of his wife Sati, Shiva isolates himself and becomes immersed in deep meditation. Prompted by the evil Paap (sin) to capitalize on the opportunity, the demon Taraka who had been granted a boon that he could only die at the hands of Shiva's son stages an attack on Devalok, ousting the demigods. To restore order and vanquish sin, Adishakti takes birth as Ganga and Uma, the daughters of Himavat, king of the mountains.
While younger sister Uma undertakes arduous austerities to break Shiva's penance and beget the child prophesied to slay Taraka, elder sister Ganga is brought to heaven. Raised under the tutelage of Brahma and sanctified by the water that had once washed the feet of Vishnu, Ganga becomes a celestial river coursing the heavens, purifying anything she touches. With Ganga guarding heaven's periphery, the defeated Paap turns his sight to earth.
There he ravages the land and its inhabitants alike, until Ganga is besought to descend upon earth to wash away sin with her cleansing waters. —Ray Ban {rbanerji@optonline.net} Devi Maa Ganga, the sister-in-law of Bhagwan Bholeynathji, sires his son, Kartikey, resulting in the death of Tarakasur much to the chagrin of his father, Paap, who unleashes a reign of terror on Prithvilok. Gangey continues to resides in Swarglok refusing to enter Prithvilok despite of the sacrifices of 3 generations of Bhagirath's family.
It is then Bhagirath's wife performs a Pooja to appease the nine forms of Devi Maa Durga, while Bhagirath, guided by Brahmaputra Narad Munni, turns to Bholeynathji to try and understand the reason(s) why Devi Maa Ganga refuses to enter the water-parched Prithvilok. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com).