Darshan Gandas in Mahadev!--TB Article

Darshan Gandas in Mahadev!

The negativity in Mahadev intensifies with Shukracharya's entry...

A few days earlier,Tellybuzz reported on the inclusion of Rakshandha Khan in Devon Ke Dev. Mahadev. Sources confirm that the man who played Mrudung in Imagine TV's Baba Aiso Varr Dhundo will now be returning to a mythology on Life OK.

A little birdie from the industry informs, "Darshan Gandas, last seen as Mrudung, will now essay a powerful role in Life OK's Devon Ke Dev. Mahadev. He is all set to play the leader of the devils, Shukracharya. Shukracharya is a 'rishi' and the only reason why the fights between the devils and the gods take place."

Darshan will start shooting for the show from today.

We contacted Darshan who confirms, "Yes, I will be playing Mrudung in Mahadev. I am very excited to essay such a powerful and negative role."

We also hear that Darshan is in talks for a few other projects.

After Mrudung, it's Shukracharya for Darshan Gandas!

Reporter:Tejashree Bhopatkar
Author:Sharat Kumar

Thanks for sharing.😊 Daksh has invited Shukracharya too for the mahasabha meeting, who is a devotee of Shivji.

Originally posted by: .Vrish.

Okay, I caught Darshan as Shukracharya today, and must say, I'm totally disappointed w/ his make-up. It's true that Shukracharya was the guru of the Asuras, but his attire and everything was identical to that of a rishi i.e. he should have looked no different from the saptarshis. Instead, seeing him, he looked like he was an Asura chief, w/ all his sword-waving and so on.

Also, was Shukracharya the preceptor of the asuras from the beginning? Initially, didn't seem like it - b'cos when Indra was losing to the asuras and hired Trishiras, that rishi had split loyalties since his mother too was an asura, and in the end, Indra killed him. This was at a time when Brihaspati, due to a fall-out w/ Indra, decided to abandon the devas. Had Shukracharya been the guru of the devas @ the time, it's doubtful that Trishiras would have had to do anything for them.

It seems that Shukracharya's role as Guru of the asuras only happened in the Treta Yuga, which would have to be the case if he was the grandson of Hiranya Kashyap, whereas the above story of Sati & Shiva happened during the Satya Yuga.

Originally posted by: bharat9