Dewa as Shiva and Tara as Parvati Symbolisms!

Swastik is always known for making many Hindu devotional (won't say mythology) shows. So from the start of this show, I expected some symbolism. So, I got some for our Dewa and Tara.

This show from the start has drawn a lot of parallels between Lord Shiva and Dewa. First of all, he is a Shiv Bhakt!

He always talks about fire within him and well, Lord Shiva is himself a fire. Lord Shiva has two sides - the innocent one and the fierce one. Dewa has also two sides and we can see this in scenes where there is an interaction between grown-up Dewa and junior Dewa. Junior Dewa is naive and innocent but the grown-up Dewa has learnt the wickedness and injustice of this world. Shiv and Parvati loved each other so much but there was a separation once, and Shiva goes again to meet her by concealing his real identity. And Dewa does the same here. Lord Shiva is the reason why Parvati was able to take the role of Mahakali and here Dewa will be the reason for the fierceness of Tara. Shiva can burn anyone with his revenge and Dewa is here to burn his Chand (which is Tara) by revenge.

Now, coming to Tara - she has two roles - one as the crescent moon on Shiva's head and also as Parvati. Just like Shiva and Parvati are inseparable, she is inseparable from Dewa as they are connected with a cosmic thread. Dewa's words help her face her fear just like Parvati.

Just like how the waning and waxing of the moon are controlled by Shiva, here Tara's life will be controlled by Dewa. (Yesterday he said that her time is his time, so he will decide about wasting or using it well)

And even though the moon wanes and waxes for Lord Shiva, it also cools off his body and helps in his peaceful meditation. Even though Tara has destroyed Dewa's life, she is still his solace and a lost family for him.

This is my interpretation.

This is the best intrepretation. 👏👏👏👏No words literally.😁😁😁

Originally posted by: pyaar2012

This is the best intrepretation. 👏👏👏👏No words literally.😁😁😁

Thank you :)

Nice post even priya mentioned that deva is like shiva who motivated tara to fight back like how mahadev did in mahakali.

Beautiful post ♥️ yes, this show’s leads Deva and Tara do remind me of Shiva and Parvati especially from Swastik’s own show Mahakaali which is one of my personal favourites!

Originally posted by: --Priyaa--

Beautiful post ♥️ yes, this show’s leads Deva and Tara do remind me of Shiva and Parvati especially from Swastik’s own show Mahakaali which is one of my personal favourites!

I Watched Mahakail Too It Was My Favorite Tv Series.

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Originally posted by: whimsical99

Swastik is always known for making many Hindu devotional (won't say mythology) shows. So from the start of this show, I expected some symbolism. So, I got some for our Dewa and Tara.

This show from the start has drawn a lot of parallels between Lord Shiva and Dewa. First of all, he is a Shiv Bhakt!

He always talks about fire within him and well, Lord Shiva is himself a fire. Lord Shiva has two sides - the innocent one and the fierce one. Dewa has also two sides and we can see this in scenes where there is an interaction between grown-up Dewa and junior Dewa. Junior Dewa is naive and innocent but the grown-up Dewa has learnt the wickedness and injustice of this world. Shiv and Parvati loved each other so much but there was a separation once, and Shiva goes again to meet her by concealing his real identity. And Dewa does the same here. Lord Shiva is the reason why Parvati was able to take the role of Mahakali and here Dewa will be the reason for the fierceness of Tara. Shiva can burn anyone with his revenge and Dewa is here to burn his Chand (which is Tara) by revenge.

Now, coming to Tara - she has two roles - one as the crescent moon on Shiva's head and also as Parvati. Just like Shiva and Parvati are inseparable, she is inseparable from Dewa as they are connected with a cosmic thread. Dewa's words help her face her fear just like Parvati.

Just like how the waning and waxing of the moon are controlled by Shiva, here Tara's life will be controlled by Dewa. (Yesterday he said that her time is his time, so he will decide about wasting or using it well)

And even though the moon wanes and waxes for Lord Shiva, it also cools off his body and helps in his peaceful meditation. Even though Tara has destroyed Dewa's life, she is still his solace and a lost family for him.

This is my interpretation.

Wow Great Interpretation From The Show.

True Deva And Tara Are Like Shiv Parvati They Will Always Complete Each Other.

Even When Deva 's Revenge Gets Over Tara Will Forgive Him Because He Is Her Childhood Friend.

Originally posted by: SilverBell

I Watched Mahakail Too It Was My Favorite Tv Series.

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Yes it was a great show loved Pooja and Saurabh in it..it’s still one of my favourites too ❤️

Originally posted by: --Priyaa--

Yes it was a great show loved Pooja and Saurabh in it..it’s still one of my favourites too ❤️

Same.

I Also Watched Shani Too.

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Originally posted by: SilverBell

Same.

I Also Watched Shani Too.

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