Mumbai, 13th November 2020: Dangal TV’s recently launched magnum opus Devi Adi Parashakti has been garnering a lot of love and appreciation from its viewers. With a compelling storyline, suave performances by the actors, extravagant sets, and razor-sharp visual effects, the show is creating divine magic on-screen and have become a ‘must-watch’ within a week of its launch. The show that started with the promise of entertaining its audience is all set to witness the grand wedding of Mahadev and Parvati. A week-long wedding procession starts from November 14th and will continue until next week.
The makers of the show have left no stone unturned to make sure the wedding on the screen is bigger than ever. Rati Pandey, who plays Goddess Devi in the show shares her experience of shooting this beautiful sequence and says, “It was a lot of fun shooting the wedding sequence because it was unlike the weddings on other shows. Being in a mythological show the settings, wedding costumes, and style was so different. The ethnic attire and jewellery were specially crafted for the sequence. I had a great experience shooting this. Portraying the role of Devi and shooting an iconic wedding made me a little nervous but the overall experience was a bliss. I am sure that the viewers and fans will love the sequence thoroughly.”
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Tarun Khanna who plays lord Shiv says, “It was a grand wedding sequence. We had too much fun shooting it. Especially the scene where I feast on all the delicious delicacies made by Mainadevi (Parvati’s mother). Even our look was ecstatic! All in all, it was a memorable time. Can’t wait to see how it rolls out on the television and hope our fans enjoy it as much as we did while shooting this.”
This Diwali let’s sit back home and enjoy the iconic Shiv Parvati wedding. Tune in to Devi Adi Parashakti to experience the majestic wedding Monday to Saturday 9 pm only on Dangal TV.
Dangal TV is available on leading cable networks and DTH platforms – DD Free Dish (CHN NO 29), Tata Sky (CHN NO 177), Airtel (CHN NO 125), Dish TV (CHN NO 119) and Videocon D2H (CHN NO 106).
