Subhash Ghai's Documentary Unveils Science-Mythology Link in Mahakumbh
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Synopsis
Filmmaker Subhash Ghai's new documentary, 'Kumbh - The Power Bank,' explores the fascinating relationship between science and mythology at the Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, featuring insights from Sadhguru and emphasizing the spiritual significance of this ancient event.
Key Takeaways
- Explores the connection between science and mythology
- Features Sadhguru and highlights Hindu spiritual journeys
- Showcases the cultural significance of the Mahakumbh
- Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Subhash Ghai
- Involves insights from the largest spiritual gathering
Mumbai, Jan 15 (NationPress) Renowned filmmaker-producer Subhash Ghai, celebrated for his works like ‘Karz’, ‘Hero’, ‘Taal’, and ‘Ram Lakhan’, has announced that his latest documentary ‘Kumbh - The Power Bank’ emphasizes the connection between science and mythology at the Mahakumbh.
Currently, Prayagraj is the host city for the Mahakumbh, attracting seers from around the world to this sacred occasion.
This documentary features Sadhguru and offers a deep dive into one of Hinduism's most revered spiritual journeys. It examines the union of faith, science, and mythology, illuminating the profound importance of this ancient custom.
Discussing the documentary, Subhash Ghai expressed, “Through this documentary, I wanted to highlight the fascinating interplay of science and mythology in the Mahakumbh, showcasing how this sacred event is not just a celebration of faith but also a reflection of our cultural and cosmic heritage.”
With Sadhguru’s insightful perspectives and Subhash Ghai’s cinematic mastery, the film invites audiences on an enchanting expedition through the world’s largest spiritual congregation.
Previously, Subhash Ghai was hospitalized at Lilavati Hospital in Bandra, Mumbai. He later reassured fans, stating, “All is well now,” attributing his health concerns primarily to his rigorous involvement in the recently concluded 55th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa.
At the festival, his memoir ‘Karma's Child: The Story of Indian Cinema's Ultimate Showman’ was unveiled, and his musical ‘Taal’ was screened.
The filmmaker took to X, formerly known as Twitter, and wrote, “I feel so blessed to know that I’ve so many friends expressing their love and affection for my health after my hectic stint at IFFI Goa. ALL IS WELL NOW and see you soon. SMILE AGAIN. Thank you.”
Earlier, the hospital provided a statement revealing his medical history, which included Ischemic heart disease (s/p AVR 2009, CABG in 2011, and pacemaker insertion in 2011) and a recent diagnosis of hypothyroidism. He was treated in the ICU under the supervision of Dr. Rohit Deshpande.
