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Avinesh Rekhi Reveals the Honor and Weight of Playing Lord Shiva

Actor Avinesh Rekhi is stepping into the divine role of Lord Shiva for a television show. He describes the part as a huge honor but also a serious responsibility to get right. Rekhi is focused on bringing depth and the character's inner calm to his performance. The show, which also stars Shrenu Parikh, airs regularly on Sony SAB.

Key Points: Avinesh Rekhi on Playing Lord Shiva in Ganesh Kartikeya Show

  • Avinesh Rekhi aims to capture the inner calm and philosophy of Lord Shiva in his portrayal
  • The actor feels guided by the reverence millions hold for the deity
  • He replaced Mohit Malik, who exited the show due to a busy schedule
  • The show features Shrenu Parikh as Parvati and airs daily on Sony SAB
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Avinesh Rekhi calls stepping into role of Lord Shiva in 'Ganesh Kartikeya' an honor and responsibility

Actor Avinesh Rekhi opens up about the immense responsibility and honor of portraying Lord Shiva in the TV show 'Gatha Shiv Parivaar Ki - Ganesh Kartikey'.

"“Stepping into the role of Lord Shiva is both an honor and a responsibility.” - Avinesh Rekhi"

Mumbai, Dec 12

Actor Avinesh Rekhi has described stepping into the role of Lord Shiva in “Gatha Shiv Parivaar Ki - Ganesh Kartikey” as both an honor and a responsibility.

The actor shared that portraying the revered deity comes with immense respect and a commitment to doing justice to the character. Speaking about playing the role of Lord Shiva, Avinesh stated, “Talking about joining the cast, Avinesh Rekhi shared, “Stepping into the role of Lord Shiva is both an honor and a responsibility. The portrayal carries immense reverence, depth and emotional significance for millions of people and that awareness has guided every step of my preparation.”

“As an actor, I am truly excited to bring my own interpretation to this revered character. My effort is to capture the emotions, the philosophy, and the inner calm that Lord Shiva represents. I want viewers to feel the depth behind his silences, the wisdom in his actions, and the unconditional love he carries for his family and devotees. The team has shown immense faith in me, and I am grateful for their trust. I genuinely look forward to connecting with the audience through Lord Shiva’s journey and values,” he added.

Avinesh Rekhi, who was recently seen in Sony TV’s show “Chalo Bulawa Aaya Hai: Mata Ne Bulaya Hai,” has replaced Mohit Malik in the show. Reportedly, Malik exited largely due to his packed schedule and multiple ongoing commitments.

“Gatha Shiv Parivaar Ki - Ganesh Kartikey” airs every Monday to Saturday on Sony SAB. The show also stars Shrenu Parikh as Goddess Parvati and actors Ekansh Kathrotiya and Subhan Khan as Lord Kartikeya and Lord Ganesh, respectively. The show premiered on 6th October on Sony SAB.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Finally a show focusing on Shiva Parivaar! Jai Bholenath! 🕉️ Excited to see how they portray the dynamics between Shiva, Parvati, Ganesha, and Kartikeya. The casting looks promising.
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Arjun K
Mohit Malik was excellent. It's a bit disappointing he had to leave, but Avinesh seems to have the right attitude. Portraying Shiva's calm and depth is not easy. Let's see if he can pull it off.
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Shreya B
My family watches this show every day. It's become part of our evening routine. Good to see actors who understand the spiritual weight of the roles they are playing. Om Namah Shivaya.
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David E
As someone interested in Hindu mythology, I find these shows fascinating. It's a great way to learn about the stories and values. Hope the production quality does justice to the epic subject matter.
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Nikhil C
Respectfully, I feel these mythological shows sometimes get too dramatic for TRPs. I hope this one focuses on the philosophy and teachings rather than just creating unnecessary family conflicts. The actor's intent seems pure, though.

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