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Falling for Shiva- Devon Ke Dev Mahadev!
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In the proclaimed new age of Indian television, where the general trend currently favours mainly suit wearing business tycoons, trendy collegiates or the quintessential Indian gent, how can a mythological God make a universal impact?
Who can play such a personality and do him justice? This is where the show clinches the deal, as Mohit Raina, our on-screen Shiva, does more thanbreathe life into the challenging role, he owns it and works his way into your imagination in a way that most are in danger of imagining only him whenever they try to visualise Shiva. It is not just the incredible physique Mohit has built up for the role, neither is it the chiselled features and the sheer force of the very character of the Lord of the Gods, although all these do undoubtedly play a big part. It is his mastery of every expression, from sublime peace to Rudra's famous all-consuming anger, the pleasure when faced with genuine worship and the turmoil caused by feeling that he cannot risk Sati herself by accepting her as his wife, that the actor manages to command and wield against his audience with as much accuracy as his deadly on-screen "trishul". Not only that, in his on-going quest to give it his all, this model turned actor has recently taken up classical dancing lessons (in "Kathak") as dance is such an integral part of Shiva and the show. This is preceded by the stupendous work he has already undergone with respects to having to build up his body in accordance with the challenging dictates of the role.
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