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Shravan Kumar (1984)
Drama

Shravan Kumar (1984)

Drama

When Shantvarkumar Sharma and his wife, Gyanvati, find out they are unable to conceive, they pray for years to Bhagwan Shri Brahma, who eventually appears before them, blesses them, tells them they will soon be proud parents of a devoted ...See moreWhen Shantvarkumar Sharma and his wife, Gyanvati, find out they are unable to conceive, they pray for years to Bhagwan Shri Brahma, who eventually appears before them, blesses them, tells them they will soon be proud parents of a devoted son, but warns them not to see him or else they will lose their vision. True enough, a son, Shravankumar, is born, but barely after a month after his birth, the couple break their promise, see him, and become blind. One day at the riverbank, Gyanvati finds that her son is missing, but he is eventually brought back to them unharmed by none other than Maharaja Dashrath, who has been childless for years. Shantvar and Gyanvati bless him with not one but four sons. Years later Shravankumar has grown up and is very devoted to his parents, he even prefers to worship them instead of God, much to chagrin of Devi Maa Maya, who decides to test his devotion. When he finds out that it was because of him they lost their vision, he undertakes to take them on a holy Trithyatra (prilgrimage) so as to restore their vision, he decides to carry them in a palanquin,instead of a chariot offer by Dashrath, and they share many adventures including getting blessed by Bhagwan Shri Shiv himself. On the last leg of their pilgrimage, Dashrath is hunting a man-eating tiger, while Shravan has gone to the riverbank to get some water for his thirsty parents. Dashrath thinks that the tiger is drinking water, shoots it, and instead kills Shravan. When a horrified Dashrath takes the water to his parents, they curse him that his dead body will never be carried by his sons, and he will be separated from his most beloved son. Soon after this both of them die, leaving Dashrath to atone for his sin - a sin that will result in the reincarnation of Bhagwan Shri Vishnu himself as his son, Bhagwan Shri Ram - who will be separated from him to satisfy a whim of Dashrath's wife, Kaikeyi, thus leading to epic Ramayan. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) See less

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15 cast members

Name	Known for
Chandrima Bhaduri Actress Actress See fewer	Chor Machaye Shor (1974)
Abhi Bhattacharya Maharaja Dashrath Maharaja Dashrath See fewer	Jagriti (1955)
Bharat Bhushan Maharishi Shantvarkumar Sharma Maharishi Shantvarkumar Sharma See fewer	Gateway of India (1957)
Dulari Maharashtrian devotee Maharashtrian devotee See fewer	Paying Guest (1957)
Jayshree Gadkar Annapurna (as Jaishree Gadkar) Annapurna (as Jaishree Gadkar) See fewer	Saranga (1961)
Sachin Pilgaonkar Shravankumar S. Sharma (as Sachin) Shravankumar S. Sharma (as Sachin) See fewer	Sholay (1975)
Purnima Gyanvati S. Sharma Gyanvati S. Sharma See fewer	Aurat (1953)
Dara Singh Randhawa Dumb devotee (as Dara Singh) Dumb devotee (as Dara Singh) See fewer	Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)
Padma Rani Laxmi (as Padmarani) Laxmi (as Padmarani) See fewer	Shree Krishnarjun Yuddh (1971)
Raj Rani Goddess in Bhagwan Shri Indra's Court Goddess in Bhagwan Shri Indra's Court See fewer	Darogaji (1949)
Asit Kumar Sen Deaf devotee (as Asit Sen) Deaf devotee (as Asit Sen) See fewer	Anand (1971)
Rajni Sharma Vidyavati Narbada Shankar / Vidyavati S. Sharma Vidyavati Narbada Shankar / Vidyavati S. Sharma See fewer	Balika Badhu (1976)
Shivraj Laxm's husband Laxm's husband See fewer	Devdas (1955)
Sunder Gurudev Gurudev See fewer	Chaudhary Karnail Singh (1960)
Kumud Tripathi Devi Maa Maya Devi Maa Maya See fewer	Dhoop Chhaon (1977)