Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev
Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev retells the life and legend of Lord Shiva, tracing his role as the destroyer of evil, his avatars, and the relationship that reshaped cosmic balance, his marriage to Parvati. The series follows key episodes from mythic texts, shifting between divine events and moments of... Read more
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Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev retells the life and legend of Lord Shiva, tracing his role as the destroyer of evil, his avatars, and the relationship that reshaped cosmic balance, his marriage to Parvati. The series follows key episodes from mythic texts, shifting between divine events and moments of intimacy, duty, and conflict. It balances epic battles and celestial politics with quieter scenes that show Shiva's austerity, compassion, and paradoxical nature. The narrative stays faithful to core stories while weaving them into a television arc that emphasizes character motivations and evolving alliances, and it avoids revealing later twists or the ultimate resolutions tied to well known myths.
The show premiered in 2011 and draws on Hindu mythological sources, starring Mohit Raina as Lord Shiva, Mouni Roy as Devi Sati, Sonarika Bhadoria as Goddess Parvati, Saurabh Raj Jain as Lord Vishnu, and Darshan Kumaar as Shukracharya. Production values focused on large sets, costumes, and VFX to depict celestial realms.
Critics and audiences gave strong ratings, reflected in a high average score from viewers. The series highlights themes of devotion, sacrifice, moral complexity, and the tension between asceticism and worldly ties. Performances, especially by the leads, and the show's visual approach to mythic episodes drew repeated praise.
Over time the series generated a devoted viewership and discussion across television and online forums, bringing renewed attention to televised retellings of Hindu epics. Its episodes were often shared in devotional contexts and the characters became reference points in popular conversations about Shiva and Parvati.
The program also received recognition at Indian television award events, earning nominations and wins in categories like acting and production design. Those honors acknowledged the cast's performances and the creative teams behind costume, set, and effects, contributing to the show's standing among modern mythological dramas.
Details
- Release Date
- December 18, 2011
- User Ratings
- 7 votes
- Type
- TV Series
- Seasons
- 36
- Episodes
- 820
- Genres
- Drama
Cast
Mohit Raina
Lord Shiva
Mouni Roy
Devi Sati
Sonarika Bhadoria
Goddess Parvati
Saurabh Raj Jain
Lord Vishnu
Darshan Kumaar
Shukracharya
Piyush Sahdev
Rama
Shalini Kapoor
Prasuti
Pankaj Dheer
Himavan
Tarun Khanna
Ravan
Seasons (36 seasons, 820 episodes)
Season 1
50 episodes - 2011
Season 2
50 episodes - 2012
Season 3
34 episodes - 2012
Season 4
34 episodes - 2012
Season 5
52 episodes - 2012
Season 6
23 episodes - 2012
Season 7
7 episodes - 2012
Season 8
25 episodes - 2012
Season 9
33 episodes - 2012
Season 10
32 episodes - 2013
Season 11
14 episodes - 2013
Season 12
61 episodes - 2013
Season 13
19 episodes - 2013
Season 14
5 episodes - 2013
Season 15
17 episodes - 2013
Season 16
19 episodes - 2013
Season 17
8 episodes - 2013
Season 18
10 episodes - 2013
Season 19
42 episodes - 2013
Season 20
18 episodes - 2013
Season 21
6 episodes - 2013
Season 22
7 episodes - 2013
Season 23
19 episodes - 2013
Season 24
19 episodes - 2014
Season 25
22 episodes - 2014
Season 26
8 episodes - 2014
Season 27
6 episodes - 2014
Season 28
38 episodes - 2014
Season 29
9 episodes - 2014
Season 30
7 episodes - 2014
Season 31
11 episodes - 2014
Season 32
11 episodes - 2014
Season 33
24 episodes - 2014
Season 34
22 episodes - 2014
Season 35
11 episodes - 2014
Season 36
47 episodes - 2014
