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Articles related to "Kashyap"
Anurag Kashyap's Dev.D Devdas has in the past been adapted onto film by three different Bollywood film directors. Dev.D is the latest Bollywood adaptation of the story. anurag kashyap's dev.d • a modern take on sarat chandra chattopadhyay's cla • devdas is a coward in front of his parents • dev.d concentrates on the destruction of devdas • devd
Kadru and the Snakes Janmajeya, Utanka and Takshaka were mere pawns in the hands of fate. The snake sacrifice had been ordained aeons ago as a result of sibling rivalry between Kadru, the mother of snakes, and Vinata, the mother of birds. The snakes refused to help their mother to deceive Vinata and hence became the recipients of the curse. Brahma the Creator also supported the curse but added a provisio of his own. janmajeya • utanka • takshaka • kadru • vinata
The Maruts Diti wanted a son who would kill Indra. Kashyap granted her this wish but attached certain conditions. Diti was unable to fulfill these conditions and Indra entered her womb and cut the fetus into forty-nine pieces. These were born as the Maruts. diti • syamantapanchaka • saraswati river • ganga • yamuna
Film Review: Dev D (2009) Dev.D, director Anurag Kashyap's contemporary take on the classic Indian film Devdas, pushes the boundaries and works for Indian and western audiences. dev d movie • dev d movie review • kalki koechlin dev d • abhay deol dev d • mahi gill dev d
The Hindu Pantheon In Hindu mythology Gods are classified according to their importance and divine powers. At the top of the heirarchy are the trinity of Supreme Gods, Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Then come the demi-Gods who represent the forces of nature. The demi-Gods are always battling with their half-brothers, the Demons over control of Heaven. gods • demi-gods • demons • brahma • vishnu
Brahma creates the non-human races Brahma creates the Devas, Asuras, Gandharvas, Apsaras, Yakshas and others from his body. He creates a particular race from his body and then casts off that body. hindu • mythology • devas • asuras • apsaras
Manu's Descendents Manu and Ananti had five children. His son Uttanpada carried on the lineage. Daksha was one of his descendents. Daksha's daughter married various sages and populated the world. The most important were Aditi and Diti who were the mothers of the demi-Gods and demons respectively. brahma • shatrupa • saraswati • manu • manav
Rishyashringa Rishyashringa is a human with the horns of a deer. The narration begins with the strange tale of his father's birth and the even stranger tale of his birth. Both had been born for a specific purpose and this article traces the events as they lead to the fulfillment of that purpose. kashyap • vibondaka • indra • brahma • harsha
Tulasi - I Sudama and Viraja lived in Golok, a region in the heavens. Sudama loved Viraja but Viraja loved Krishna. Sudama and Viraja were both cursed to live out a life as mortals and appeared on earth as Sankhachuda and Tulasi respectively. Their lives began to get linked. Sankhachuda's invincibility was dependent on Tulasi's chastity. vrisadhvaja • shiva • surya • hamsadhvaja • dharmadhvaja
The Daughters of Kardam The nine daughters of Kardam and Devahuti marry nine sages and according to Brahma's instructions set about to populate the earth. Their genealogy is a who's who of Hindu genealogy • devahuti • kardam • brahma • kala
The Hindu Pantheon The Hindu pantheon is headed by the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. There are a range of avatars, other deities, demi-Gods, Demons and sages in the pantheon. hindu pantheon • multiplicity of gods in hinduism • trinity • brahma • vishnu
Amarnath Cave The Amarnath Cave is one of the twelve holiest shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. These shrines are collectively known as ‘Jyotirlingas’. Amarnath cave was the spot chosen by Lord Shiva for narrating the secret of immortality to his consort Parvati. Ultimately Parvati could nothear this secret, but someone else did. amarnath • shiva • jyotirlinga • kashmir • himalayas
Apsaras I Apsaras have been variously described as fairies, angels, nymphs and sirens. Actually they are celestial maidens of exquisite beauty and alluring charm, and have the power and will to use both. apsaras • indra • gandharvas • kashyap • aditi
Dev D, Kaminey and Wake up Sid Abhay Deol, Mahi Gill, Ranbir Kapoor, Konkona Sen Sharma, Shahid Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra are some of the young talents in successful offbeat Bollywood movies in 2009. dev d • kaminey • wake up sid • abhay deol • mahi gill
The Origin of the Solar Dynasty Surya the Sun God was married to Samjna. After giving him three children she left him because she could not bear his radiance. She left her shadow Chhaya behind so that no one would no the difference. But, when Chhaya began to mete out step-motherly treatment to Samjna's children, the truth became known. kashyap • aditi • surya • samjna • rajni
Glossary C to H Writing on Hinduism necessitates the use of non-English words that occur often need to be explained. This glossary explains words beginning with C to H. demi-gods • demons • dravidians • devas • ganga
Glossary I to L Writing on Hinduism necessitates the use of non-English words that occur often need to be explained. This glossary explains words beginning with I to L. ila • vaivasvata manu • sudyumna • buddh • soma
Bollywood Star Shahrukh Khan The movies of Indian Bollywood star Shahrukh Khan - Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Kal Ho Naa Ho, Chak De India and Om Shanti Om - have been worldwide successes. shahrukh khan • shahrukh khan bollywood • bollywood shah rukh khan • shahrukh khan movies • shah rukh khans life
Creation The creation of the universe is an essential and interesting part of every mythology. This article describes how Brahma, the supreme god of creation, forms the universe and the first man, Manu. creation • universe • brahma • vishnu • matsya purana
Tulsidas Describes the Birth of Rama One of the most poignant verses in the Ramcharita Manas describes the birth of Rama to Kaushalya, who is confused by the realization that she has given birth to God. rama avatar • valmiki • ramcharita manas • tulsidas • birth
Utanka - II Utanka is accosted by Takshaka, the king of the serpents, and loses the earrings to him. Through a strange string of events he recovers the earrings. He however wants revenge and puts in motion a plan that will enable him to end Takshaka's life. utanka • takshaka • veda • indra • airavata
Glossary A to B Writing on Hinduism necessitates the use of non-English words that often need to be explained. This glossary explains words beginning with A to B. adhisima krishnaagni • aranyakas • angiras • arjun • aryans
Glossary M to P Writing on Hinduism necessitates the use of non-English words that occur often need to be explained. This glossary explains words beginning with M to P. madhu • meru • pushkar • mahabharata • pandavas
Consorts of Hindu Gods and Demi-Gods Most Hindu deities are worshiped with their consorts alongside. This is based on the belief that the male-female duality is essential for the sustenance of the universe. brahma • saraswati • shatrupa • matsya purana • vishnu |
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