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{{Infobox television
| show_name = Devon Ke Dev... Mahadev
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| caption = Image Of ''Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev''
| show_name_2 = ''Mahadev'' <br> ''Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev - Rudra Bhi Aur Bhole Bhi''
| genre = [[Mythological Drama]] <br> [[Spiritual Drama]]
| creator = [[Life OK]]
| story =
| director =
| creative_director = [[Aniruddh Pathak]]
| writer = '''Story''' <br> [[Mihir Bhuta]] <br> [[Brij Mohan Pandey]] <br> '''Dialogues''' <br> [[Subrat Sinha]] <br> '''Screenplay''' <br> [[Bhavna Vyas]] <br> [[Manoj Tripathi]]
| director = [[Nikhil Sinha]]
| producer = '''Co Producer''' <br> [[Nikhil Sinha
| writer = [[Utkarsh Naithani]]
| starring = [[#Cast|See Below]]
| composer = [[Sandeep Mukherjee]] <br> [[Karthik]] <br> [[Bawra Bros]]
| opentheme = ''Shiv Shiv''
| editor =
| cinematography = [[Deepak Garg]] <br> [[Amit Malvia]]
| presenter =
| theme_music_composer =
| composer =
| country = [[India]]
| language = [[Hindi]]
| num_seasons = 01
| num_episodes =
| executive_producer =
| producer =
| editor = [[Deependra Singh Vatsa]]
| camera = [[Multi-camera]]
| runtime = approx. 20 minutes
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| last_aired = Present
| website = http://www.lifeok.com/myshow.aspx?pid=67793
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'''''Devon Ke Dev... Mahadev'''''
The drama, inspired by the works of renowned mythologist [[Devdutt Pattanaik]], has been researched by him and scripted by [[Utkarsh Naithani]] and [[Mihir Bhuta]]. The show has been dubbed in
==Plot==
The story starts with the tale of
Torn with remorse on having ignored her divine husband's wishes Sati gives up her body in the fires which emanate from her own body - ''pranagni''. The grief-striken Shiv produces an ''aaveshavatar'' an incarnation of a fierce mood [[Virabhadra]], who slays Daksh. Later, on hearing the prayers of Daksh's wife he restores Daksh's life. A distraught Shiv leaves with burnt corpse of Sati and wanders around the universe. Vishnu with the use of his divine discus dismembers the body into pieces, scattering them on earth. Shiva transforms the pieces into [[Shakti Peetha]], embodiments of the power of the Goddess [[Adi Shakti]].
After an age, during which Shiva plunges into austere [[Tapas (Sanskrit)|tapas]], Sati is reborn as [[Parvati]], the daughter of [[Himavan]], king of the Himalayas and Mainavati. She is also the sister of the river-goddess, [[Ganges in Hinduism|Ganga]]. Parvati is raised in the hermitage of the [[Shaivite]] sage [[Dadhichi]], who instructs her. As Parvati matures, she is captivated by the thought of attaining Shiva himself as her husband. Gradually the memory of her previous birth as Sati awakens in her; and she undertakes the most severe of austerities to please Shiva. He is appeased and they are married in the presence of all the gods and goddesses.▼
▲After an age, during which
[[Kartikeya]] is born to Shiv and Parvati. The
On destroying
A myriad range of objects emanate from the churning of the ocean of milk. The very first is the lethal poison known as
The narrative next shows us a grown up Kartikeya, who is no longer ''Senapati''
▲A myriad range of objects emanate from the churning of the ocean of milk. The very first is the lethal poison known as ''[[Halahala]]''. Its presence puts the world at great risk. Shiva drinks the poison to save the universe from certain destruction, but Parvati comes to his rescue by pressing his neck to stop the poison from spreading. As a result, Shiva's neck sports an eternal blue patch and so he is called ''Nilkanth'' (The Blue-Throated One). The churning reveals many precious treasures, such as the Goddess of Wealth herself [[Lakshmi]], who becomes the consort of Vishnu, the divine nymphs, many celestial animals etc. Finally, the divine physician [[Dhanvantari]] emerges carrying the vessel which contains the nectar. He is chased by the demons and gods until Vishnu cunningly cons the demons and distributes the nectar among the gods.
▲The narrative next shows us a grown up Kartikeya, who is no longer ''Senapati'' (head of the army), much to Indra's pleasure. Kartikeya journeys to the north and meets a grown-up Ashoksundari, as well as his parents. He instructs Ashoksundari on meditation techniques and, inspired, she retires to a life of meditation, much to Parvati's sadness.
The narrative continues with sundry tales such as Ganesh's fight with the sage [[Parashuram]]
▲As the ages pass, the darkness of the world increases. After the holy woman [[Ahilya]] is seduced by Indra, Parvati decides to give birth to the god of auspiciousness - [[Ganesh]]. Shiva is lost in his meditation hence Parvati does not disturb him with this decision. Once, she decided to perform a puja in a cave in Kailash with some other women, and she requests Ganesh to stand on guard outside and not allow anyone to enter within. The Devas and sages, who have assembled outside to gain an audience with the divine mother Parvati are refused by the child Ganesh. Infuriated by his apparent impertinence they battle him, but are roundly defeated. Finally, Shiva himself comes to meet Parvati but is bluntly refused entrance by Ganesh. An enraged Mahadev cuts off his head with his trident. At the commotion Parvati comes out and is stricken with the turn of events. She tells Shiva the truth of the situation and pleads for her son's life. Shiva fixes the head of an elephant calf on to the boy's torso as a fulfillment of a boon given to a devout elephant years ago.
▲The narrative continues with sundry tales such as Ganesh's fight with the sage [[Parashuram]]a; the resolution of the question of who is to be worshipped first among gods; etc.After a leap the tale lands upon the story of Ashoksundari's marriage with Nahush. Meanwhile when Parvati insists, Shiva permits to build a house on Kailash. Kartikeya and Ganesha leave for journey to find the most appropriate house for Kailash. In the mean time Ashoksundari meets Nahush at Rishi Vashishta's ashram,where in he is completing his studies.On knowing this,Asura Hunda attacks the rishi's ashram.A horrified Ashoksundari screams for her mother and as a result Parvati takes on the Kali avatar. She saves her daughter and is later pacified by Mahadeva's Batuk avatar.After this parvati with her yogic powers makes Nahush older for his safety from Hunda.
==Cast==
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! Actor !! Character
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| [[Yaksh]]
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| [[Adi Shakti]]
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| rowspan="2" | [[Mouni Roy]] || [[
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| [[Adi Shakti]]
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| rowspan="2" | [[Saurabh Raj Jain]] || [[Vishnu]]
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| [[
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| rowspan="2" | [[Ragini Dubey]] || [[Lakshmi]]
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| [[Rushiraj Pawar]] || [[Kartikeya]] / [[Murugan]]
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| [[Asnoor Kaur]](younger) / [[Ahsaas Channa]]
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| [[Vicky Batra]] || [[Chandra]]
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| [[Raman Khatri]] || [[Atharvan]]
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| [
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| [[Sushil Parashar]] || [[Pitambar]]
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! colspan="2" | '''[[Rakshasa|Demons]]'''
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| [[Mohit Raina]] || [[
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| [[Raj Premi]] || [[Tarakasur]]
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| [[Charu Asopa]] || [[Revati]]
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| [[Surbhi Shukla]] || [[
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| [[Manini Mishra]] || [[
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| [[Annapurna Vitthal Bhairi]] || [[Shanta]]
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| ''Most Fit Actor''
| [[Mohit Raina]]
| rowspan="2" {{nom}}
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| ''Most Fit Actress''
| [[Mouni Roy]]
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| rowspan="2" | '''2013'''
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==Music==
The background score of the show is very much appreciated. For the first 140 episodes, music was composed by [[Sandeep Mukherjee]], [[
==Production==
[[Ritoo Jenjani]], who has worked in [[Kamal Hassan]]'s [[
==Reception==
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