Guru Nanak Jayanti – The entire country is celebrating the birth of the first Sikh Guru and founder of Sikhism ‘“ #GuruNanakDev. Some scenes reflecting Sikhism in Indian cinema
The entire country is celebrating the birth of the first Sikh Guru and founder of Sikhism – Guru Nanak Dev
From our President extending his greetings and wishes to all the fellow citizens on the auspicious occasion of #GuruNanakJayanti to our PM Modi tweeting about following the path of compassion, peace and love shown by Guru Nanak Devji, every Indian is breathing the auspicious moment and the divine aroma of langars across.
Bollywood celebrities buzzing their wishes and remembering Guru Nanak Devji in their twitter world are spreading the message of love and compassion.
Talking of Bollywood let us have the glimpses of the extravagant and magnificent shots of Gurudwaras in Indian cinema where the soul meets the scenes and reaches a supreme crescendo.
First is the song that really touches the soul and creates the musical mystique.
Ik Onkar from Rang De Basanti
Singer Harshdeep Kaur takes us through a spiritual tour. Her pure soothing voice does complete justice to the message.
One gets the instant message of attaining bliss and the serenity with which the song is shot also gives an in depth understanding.
This scene from the film Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi takes the entire concept of love to a very spiritual level.
Both of them pray for each other’s happiness. The best part is when she converses with Him. She wonders why does her husband say he sees God in her. She knows she isn’t anything as compared to Him.
Many people claim to be in love but to attain that spiritual feeling and reach a stage where you see well-being in others is divine.
Finally I would love to end the story with this beautiful voice…
Again its Ik Onkar but sung by Shreya Ghoshal in this Malayalam film called ‘Mallu Singh’
Yes it is a Malayalam film where Shreya Ghoshal paves through the mystical notes of IK Onkar
#HappyGurupurab – Guru Nanak Devji is celebrated word over and on the auspicious day let us follow his path of simple things but really difficult to put to practise in real life. Truth, love and compassion – truly required especially in this brutal world where the number of crimes has taken an absurd toll.
