Mumbai: Swastik Productions, a leader in bringing Indian mythology to life on screen, marks the 10th anniversary of its landmark series, Mahabharat. Since its premiere, the show has captivated global audiences with its exceptional storytelling and stunning visuals, establishing itself as a cultural milestone.
To honor this significant occasion, Swastik has launched a captivating digital campaign, allowing fans to relive the magic of Mahabharat. A key feature is the release of an unseen pilot episode on its YouTube channel, offering viewers an exclusive look at the initial creative vision behind the series. This glimpse into the early stages of production enriches the audience’s understanding of the monumental tale.
In a creative initiative aimed at engaging younger audiences, Swastik has introduced animated avatars inspired by the characters of Mahabharat. These toon renditions infuse new life into legendary figures, merging traditional narratives with contemporary digital art and bridging generational gaps in storytelling.
The celebrations culminated in a star-studded reunion of the original cast and crew. In an exclusive Roundtable Discussion with Siddharth Kumar Tewary, beloved actors including Shaheer Sheikh (Arjun), Sourabh Raaj Jain (Krishna), and Pooja Sharma (Draupadi) shared their experiences on set, reminiscing about their transformative journey. The discussions explored profound themes such as duty, loyalty, and human relationships, emphasizing the show’s lasting impact.
Fans also enjoyed a showcase of iconic artifacts from the series, including crowns, Krishna’s flute, and Bhima’s gada. These meticulously preserved items highlighted the craftsmanship that contributed to Mahabharat’s legendary status, providing an immersive experience into the artistry behind the show.
Siddharth Kumar Tewary, the visionary creator of Mahabharat, expressed his gratitude during the celebrations: “In 2009, I envisioned a grand spectacle to bring this timeless tale to life. After years of dedication, that dream became a reality in 2013. As we celebrate this milestone, I feel immense pride and gratitude for the support from audiences worldwide. Releasing the pilot episode allows us to share the origins of this journey with all.”
All anniversary content, including the pilot episode, is now available on the official YouTube channel of Swastik Productions, inviting fans to immerse themselves in the legacy of Mahabharat.
