For example, you can notice playing of Madhurashtakam in the background. The makers have taken care of smallest details. Also, see when someone else enters to meet Soordas, Kanhai runs away! Obviously, because he was there for Soordas only. It is worth to listen to their conversation with Soordas.
Meeting of King Akbar along with Tansen to Soordas adds some (comparatively) modern touch to the episode content. You must notice the dialog delivery of the actor who plays Akbar. Other actors try giving their best support to him. His dialogue delivery and body language both are in sync and he does complete justice to his role. What a fantastic acting by Ravi Khanvilkar who plays Surdas/Soordas in this episode. See how he breaks down when talking about his own childhood to Kanhai! Being a blind since the beginning he has kept away from all the love, affection and many such important events in his life. Even more important is the exploration of the life of sage Soordas. There is no doubt that this episode covers two important sanskaras and that’s why it is worth watching. Just search for its meaning over the Internet (yeah, we love to see you exploring some important stuff on your own also :)), and you will realise the broad meaning of the same. Yagyopavit Upanayan is done with the teaching of the famous Gayatri Mantra. It is a reminder of 3 duties one need to perform in the life along with the 3 responsibilities he/she (in earlier days even females were used to wear the sacred threads) holds. Yagyopavit (aka The Sacred Threads) is very important. The episode then talks about another important samskar… 10. The idea is to wish that the growing kid will be blessed to hear meaningful and good things only.Īll these rituals are about making the kid a better human being over the age. While doing this, actually the father (or elders in the family) chants blessings and prayer to the God in the ears of the kid. The main reason behind this act is the science of acupuncture and other such proven ways to take care of health.
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