Akshay Kumar's next 'OMG 2', the sequel to the 2012 film 'OMG: Oh My God!' is set to hit the theatres in two weeks. Ahead of the release of the film, the makers have dropped the first song titled 'Har Har Mahadev'. The song is centered around Akshay's character of Lord Shiva. After playing a very subtle Lord Krishna in 'OMG: Oh My God', Akshay takes a not-so subtle approach of playing Lord Shiva. The actor is seen dressed as the widely known image of Lord Shiva with a jatamakuta (a coil of matted locks). In the first song from 'OMG 2', Akshay Kumar is seen dancing amid a sea of devotees. While not much is known about his character in the film, there is a scene in the song where Pankaj Tripathi, a staunch devotee, is seen looking at Akshay Kumar with his hands folded.
27 July,2023 04:50 PM IST
After playing Lord Krishna in the first installment of OMG: Oh My God!, the actor will now be seen playing Lord Shiva. Unlike the 2012 outing where he comes to the rescue of an atheist, this time he comes to help his devotee. The first film starred Paresh Rawal alongside Akshay Kumar with the brilliant Mithun Chakraborty as a God Man. The teaser begins with a brief recap of part 1 where Paresh Rawal aka Kanjilal, an atheist, witnesses divine intervention when Lord Krishna comes to aide. He files a case against God after he loses his shop in a natural disaster. However, for the sequel, Akshay Kumar as Lord Shiva comes to the aide of his devotee Pankaj Tripathi. The character is portrayed as a believer who regularly worships Lord Shiva. While not much is revealed about the problem faced by Tripathi's character, he gets the help of the Lord himself in his battle on earth.
11 July,2023 01:12 PM IST
A special anthem dedicated to Lord Shiva, the resident deity of the ancient Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain, will be sung by Kailash Kher on the day the mega corridor will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, The anthem ‘Jai Shri Mahakal’ has been composed to mark the creation of the new corridor, christened ‘Mahakal Lok’.
09 October,2022 09:50 PM IST
Saffron-clad Hindu pilgrims thronged temples across northern India to mark the occasion of 'Shivratri' on Wednesday (August 12). Shivratri, observed to celebrate Lord Shiva's elevation, falls on the fourteenth night of the new moon.
12 August,2015 01:07 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
