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A film on meditation and yoga, shot in the city

The recently released film Grihalakshmi: The Awakening, introduces Sahaja yoga, and urges one to sow the seed of happiness by shunning negativity, and being grateful.

Updated on: Jun 4, 2019, 13:15:30 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Sisters Sheetal and Samaira are caught in a cycle of envy, often quarrelling over marriage prospects that come for the younger sister before the elder one. Life seems tough and chaotic. Amid the chaos, they get on a journey of spirituality and meditation, which helps them manage their lives better. That’s how the film Grihalakshmi: The Awakening, pans out.

A still from the 73-minute film Grihalakshmi: The Awakening. The film directed by Arvind Pandey introduces Sahaja Yoga meditation and is shot over a span of 10 days in the city.
A still from the 73-minute film Grihalakshmi: The Awakening. The film directed by Arvind Pandey introduces Sahaja Yoga meditation and is shot over a span of 10 days in the city.

The film talks about Sahaja Yoga meditation and follows the lives of Sheetal and Samaira, traversing through life with the power of meditation. The 73-minute film, directed by Arvind Pandey was shot over a span of 10 days in the city and has been running successfully in Delhi-NCR, Madhya Pradesh, and Mumbai. It will be released in all parts of India, eventually.

The inspiration for this film came to producer Sanjay Roshan Talwar, whose life transformed after being introduced to Sahaja Yoga 35 years ago. Talwar, having spent his early years with Shree Mataji Nirmala Devi, learnt a technique to raise an inner power called the ‘kundalini’ and wanted to bring “positive cinema” to
the masses.

A still from the film, featuring producer Sanjay Roshan Talwar.

“Our cinema shows you 80% negative [content]. I wanted to bring fresh content. The story was built in a way that [shows that] women in your life are very important. I showed how strong a woman can be. And the best part is that people actually want to meditate after watching the film,” he smiles.

Talwar has also sung devotional songs in the film, which concludes with a working woman coming home from work, and her children and husband receive her happily. “I end it showing that everything revolves around her, the Grihalakshmi (the homemaker),” he concludes.

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Naina Arora

Naina Arora writes on City, Art and Culture of Gurugram, for the daily Entertainment & Lifestyle supplement, HT City

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