Kailasanathan: A Spiritual Serial based on the Hindu Deity Lord Shiva
The Malayalam dubbed version of the Hindi mythological show Devon Ke Dev... Mahadev is titled Kailasanathan. It is a spiritual serial based on Lord Shiva, also known as Mahadev, the Hindu deity. The original version of the show aired on Life OK on December 18, 2011. Over 800 episodes, this program became one of the most famous mythological plays in Indian television history. The Malayalam version premiered on Asianet.
This tv show has been dubbed into a variety of Indian and foreign languages. Star Jalsha's Devadidev Mahadev (Bengali), Star Suvarna's Om Namah Shivay (Kannada), Star Pravah's Devanche Dev Mahadev (Marathi), Tarang TV's Mahadev (Oriya), Star Vijay's Shivam (Tamil), and Star Maa's Hara Hara Mahadeva are among the dubbed Indian versions (Telugu). It was dubbed Mahadewa in Indonesia and shown on Antv, while it was dubbed Shiva Phra Mahadev in Thailand and debuted on Bright TV.
Mohit Raina portrayed Lord Shiva in the Kailasanathan television series and other casts Saurabh Raaj Jain, Piyush Sahdev, Mouni Roy, Sonarika Bhadoria, Puja Banerjee, Suhasi Goradia Dhami, Kumar Hegde, and many others. Continue reading if you want to learn more about these Serial.
Kailasanathan Malayalam Serial Plot
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The plot of the show revolves around the tale of Lord Shiva. This Lord Shiva story depicts his journey from the ascetic to the family guy.
During Lord Brahma's creation of the world, Adi Shakti separates Shiva from his Ardhanarishvara form. So, to mold the universe, she takes various births to marry Shiva, but she fails 106 times, causing Shiva to become an ascetic. As a result, Lord Brahma proposes that his mind-born son Prajapati Daksh satisfy Adi Shakti and request that she incarnate as his daughter. Sati, Daksh's daughter, is born to her. Meanwhile, Shiva (Mohit Raina, Kailasanathan serial cast) amuses Daksh by severing Brahma's fifth head. Sati falls in love with Shiva and eventually marries him, which enrages Daksh. As a result, in his Yagna, Daksh humiliates Shiva in front of Sati and unable to bear it any longer, sacrifices her life once more. As a response, Shiva orders Virabhadra to behead Daksh, but he is subsequently resurrected at Prasuti's request, and Shiva enters a centuries-long state of intense meditation.
Adi Shakti then takes the form of Parvati, the daughter of Himavan and his wife Menavati. She, like her parents, is aware of her divinity and grows up in Dadichi's Hermitage, where she begins to refer to Mahadev as her husband, something Menavati, as a concerned mother, strongly opposes. Then in the Kailasanathan serial, Parvati grows up and realizes her god's existence. She tries to persuade Mahadev that it is his wife Sati, but he rejects her, burning Kamadev and cursing Parvati in the process. Parvati eventually accepts to marry as per her mother's order, Menavati's, wishes. But finally, Parvati and Himavan persuade Menavati of Parvati's identity, and Menavati agrees to the marriage. Parvati meditated for 3000 years to persuade Mahadev to marry her. Finally, Mahadev and Parvati tied the knot. Afterward in the Kailasanathan serial, Mahadev teaches Parvati tantric knowledge that allows her to take various forms such as Nav Durga, Mahavidyas (Kali, Tara, Tripura Sundari, Bhuvaneshvari, Tripura Bhairavi, Chhinnamasta, Bagalamukhi, Matangi, and Kamala), and Matrikas to destroy various demons such as Raktabija, Mahishasura, Shumbha Nishumb and later, in the Kailasanathan serial Shiva and Parvati welcome Karthikeya, Ganesha, and Ashok Sundari to their family.
The Kailasanathan serial Malayalam also shows all forms of Mahadev such as Virabhadra, Swami Adiyogi, Aghori, Bhoothnath, Vaidynaath, Bhairav, Rishabh, Pashupatinath, Kaal Bhairav, Baba Lokhnath, Shambhu, Nat Bhairav, Natraja, Martand, and others to sustain the universe, teach humans moral values, and during the Kali Yuga, the Kailasanathan Malayalam also investigates several folk legends about Lord Shiva to teach people moral values and ways to obtain moksha. By inhabiting many human avatars, the ultimate God saves regular people from malevolent demons and uncaring tyrants. The narrative of the twelve Jyotirlingas is also fully depicted.
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Kailasanathan Serial Cast (Main)
- Mohit Raina as Shiva and other avatars of Lord Shiva.
- Sonarika Bhadoria(from 2012 to 2013)/ Puja Banerjee(from 2013 to 2014)/ Suhasi Goradia(2014) Kailasanathan Malayalam serial as Mahadevi / Parvati and other avatars of Mahadevi.
- Anushka Sen as Young Parvati
- Mouni Roy as Devi Sati / Dakshayni
- Saurabh Raaj Jain in Kailasanathan Malayalam serial as Lord Vishnu / Narayana / Lord Krishna / Rama / Dattatreya / Harihara / Nara-Narayana / Har-Narayan / Guru Pratyaya
- Rushiraj Pawar as Senapati Kartikeya / Muruga
- Darshan Gurjar as young kartikeya
- Tanya Sharma as Devayanai
- Ramya Pandia as Valli
- Ahsaas Channa / Ashnoor Kaur as Ashokasundari: Mahadev and Parvati's Daughter; Kartikeya, Ganesha's and Andhaka's Sister
- Lavanya Bhardwaj / Rishi Khurana as Nahusha
Conclusion: Kailasanathan Malayalam Serial
It is a devotional series that tells the narrative of Lord Shiva. Initially, the serial told the sad, epic story of Shiva and Sati, a partial manifestation of the almighty Goddess. The serial had a heartwarming sequence in which Sati sacrifices her life for her lover Lord Shiva out of pure love. Lord Shiva's wrath on Daksha, whose pride is the cause of Sati's murder, forms the basis for the Kailasanathan Hotstar serial that follows. Sati, who commits suicide in Pranagni, is reborn as Parvathi. Later on, the tale of Shiva and Parvathi's lives becomes the story of the serial. The tale for the series also includes Karthikeya's birth and the fight between him and Tarakasura.
Thus, the Kailasanathan Malayalam serial examines several stories that are all tied to Shiva's stories and displays them in a nicely intertwined structure. The serial moves through the various mythical stories found in Purana. The majesty of Kailasam and the elegant Shiva makes the series a personal family favorite for all ages.
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