jai santoshi maa

Tarun Khanna, who has played Lord Shiva in several TV shows like Karmaphal Daata Shani, RadhaKrishn, Jai Kanhaiya Lal Ki, Devi Adi Parashakti, Paramavatar Shri Krishna, and Santoshi Maa, has weighed in on the ongoing conversation around Ranbir Kapoor’s casting in Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana, backing the actor and his approach to the role. Tarun also addressed the negative commentary surrounding Ramayana, especially comparisons with Adipurush.

For Tarun Khanna, playing Lord Shiva is more than a role, it’s a transformative journey. The actor discusses the challenges, devotion and continued pressure of embodying Mahadev across mediums.

The film "jai santoshi maa," released in May 1975, became a spiritual revolution. Film critic Dilip Thakur claims that the validation of female audiences was the key to the film's success, which paved the way for similar films to come. Despite the craze surrounding Ramesh Sippy's Sholay, the only film to stand its ground was "jai santoshi maa." The iconic song "Main Toh Aarti Utaaru Re" became a real-world aarti, and people across cities and villages sang it as a prayer. Celebrated lyricist, Kavi Pradeep wrote the lyrics of the song, and the tune was based on Gujarati garba.

The first remake to hit the marquee this year is a 1975 blockbuster, a devotional film called jai santoshi maa.

The daily soap will soon witness the entry of two new characters.

Veteran singer and producer Dada Satram Rohra, renowned for jai santoshi maa, passed away on July 18 at 85. Known for his influential role in the Sindhi community, he was celebrated for producing hits like Hal Ta Bhaji Haloon and convincing Lata Mangeshkar to sing a Sindhi song.

Veteran actress Anita Guha who was ailing for some time, died in Mumbai following cardiac failure.

Rani Chatterjee posted a series of pictures from wedding sequence.

Exactly 50 years ago, ‘jai santoshi maa’, the story of a goddess few knew of then, became a blockbuster, at places even outperforming mega-multistarrer ‘Sholay’. TOI analyses the film’s larger socio-religious impact since then

After every actress showing off their versions on Munni, the contagious Munni bug has caught on to the stern Dadisa of Balika Vadhu!

Upasana Singh will be seen in a negative role in the upcoming show 'jai santoshi maa'. The actress, who plays Kapil Sharma’s bua in 'Comedy Nights With Kapil', will be seen as the dominating bhabhi of the male lead in the show.

Santoshi Mata Aarti is dedicated to Santoshi Maata who is the goddess of joy and satisfaction. She is a manifestation and kind-hearted form of Maa Durga.

TV actress Sayantani Ghosh, who played the role of Devi Paulomi in hit mythological TV serial jai santoshi maa, has quit the show. There were reports that the actress was with her role in the show.

It's a nice touch of celluloid secularism - this festive season brings two films with Hindu mythological themes both made by Muslims.

After ‘Aladdin: Naam Toh Suna Hoga’, ‘Ishq Subhan Allah’ and ‘Kahat Hanuman Jai Shri Ram’, there are more replacements happening on our daily soaps. Next in line is ‘Santoshi Maa Sunayein Vrat Kathayein’ is all set to introduce a replacement. Seema Mishra of ‘Madhubala — Ek Ishq Ek Junoon’ is making way for the ‘Bidaai’ actress, Sara Khan. Sara will play the new Devi Paulomi.

Pahlaj Nihalani explains that his tweet in favour of Tiger Shroff's new film is his opinion and had no bearing on the office he holds. He argued that usually a film in this genre seems unreal, but in this case he believes that the audience will be convinced that something like this could happen.

After his last release 'jai santoshi maa' failed at the box office he returned to 'Saath Phere Saloni ka Safar'.

Devar, Cha Cha Cha, CID 909, Shikar and jai santoshi maa are among her well-known films. At a time when a song lensed in a night club was almost mandatory for any city-based Hindi film, Bose belonged to a select group of dancers, headed by Helen, who brought glamour and sizzle on celluloid.

Kavi Pradeep is synonymous with the best-known patriotic song in the country Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon.