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Ranveer, I would like to share one of my cousin 's experience with you. Many years ago,he was working as a kind of bouncer/muscle man in a bar in Mumbai, when they had trouble with some drunks and argument escalated and one of the drunks a local goon pulled out his revolver, pressed the nostle on my cousin's chest and pulled the trigger. The revolver didn't fire and before he could attempt again my cousin got the better of him and they all fled. Many years later at a bhootakola in our Village the bhootha reminded my cousin about that incident in Mumbai. Panjurli said do you remember that day when an arrow (in local dialect) was about to pierce your chest ? I had obstructed in by keeping my hand in between. When my cousin heard this , tears rolled down his cheeks and he disclosed the story to us.

The one who did a research On Daivas Dr.Lakshmi G Prasad is my mother proud to hear about her in BeerBIceps♥♥♥ - she did 23-24 years field work ,recorded more than 600 Bhuta kolas and collected information ,stories of 1253 daivas and collected 2330 names of daivas and wrote 26 books ,more than 600 articles ,.Karavaliya saaviradondu daivagalu ( thousand and one Daivas of costal south karnataka and north Kerala- Aravinda Bhat

As a Tuluva, Kantara was a huge representation of our culture and traditions. Thank you for this wonderful episode and enlightening our people of Bharat of Bhoota Kola and Daiva worship.❤

I was born in the Holy City Of UDUPI which is an internal part of Tulunadu. Infact Tulunadu has its own language "Tulu". I also consider myself to be equally lucky to be grandson of "Padma Vibhushan Dr BM Hegde" What world has got to know recently from him we have been hearing from him since our childhood and it always fascinated us. I have marked a mail to TRS to invite him to his show so that more people know how basic Indian remedies can help in curing lot of diseases and how and why to avoid current Medical practises which can be pretty unnecessary for many. If you guys want to call him to TRS do hit like below so TRS would notice.

The only English podcast i found so many words of kannada , respect to Rishabh Shetty introduced this culture to whole India ❤️ and tnx to Rithwik Bro .

After Kantara film,even modern people of Bangalore,went back to Village to worship Buta kola . worshipping started religiously and sincerely.Great film

I’m from Bali Indonesia We call it “ bhuta Kala” It a lot this dance in Bali and Java till now Sametime just wonder where the came from And now we as Bali people We worship “ nagas” till now Love it from Bali Indonesia

as a manglorean i can say there is soo much to learn and explore about the daiva aradhane , he has explained it beautifully but he barely touched 10 % of the things of this culture of daiva aradhane, please do visit mangalore to experience this practices and culture you will be amazed 🙏🙏🙏

Bring B. M. Hegde on the TRS!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯💯💯

Being a part of this Nadu (Namma Tulunad) makes me proud. Whenever we travel, we always remember the name of our daiva and begin our day with the hope that he will be with us. Daiva is very important to us. Many incidents have occurred in my hometown; some may argue that they are not real, but I assure you that I will never forget them till the day I die. One night, when we were sleeping, at around one or two in the morning, a large stone landed just next to our bed. My grandfather used to gather all the stones and throw them outside, there was no way because all the doors were locked, all the windows were closed, and the roof was undamaged. This incident took place over the course of two to three days. Surprisingly, nobody was harmed in this specific case. Later, during a gathering known as KOLA, we got to know that a daiva had visited our home. We began to pray to him, and to this day, they have rewarded us with all of our challenges and business expansion. 🙏❤ Thank you Ranveer for this epic podcast

🙏 Big shout out goes to Ritwik S for explaining the Practices of our costal land in such a simplified way . Big ups to TRS ! Namma Tulunaadu 🙏 Namma Karnataka 🙏

Being kannadiga didn't know about our Tulu nadu culture this much, this is so fascinating just by listening this stories I'm getting goosebumps, wish to experience butha kola live someday

Being a Tuluva myself, I assure you that Bhuta Kola is one of the most beautiful things you'll ever experience. ❤

I am from Udupi.. I am blessed that i born in tulu nadu... there are lot more about Koragajja... 🙏 Ajja means Grand father And Koragajja loves children.. Make a separate podcast of Koragajjaa..❤🙏

Being a Tuluva ,Felt really awesome to acquire a lot more knowledge about bhootha kola and culture of Tulunadu 🙏 Loved it❣️

I am Himachali and we also have our deities and here you can see buta kola (called Khel). Ranveer should bring someone from Himachal who has knowledge about this. It will be great to watch that ❤❤

So happy to see my native Tulunadu culture/rituals discussed on your show Ranveer. Kantara has beautifully depicted Bhuta Kola and deity worship and opened this dialogue on spirit worship/reverence❤

Because of kanatara,,, I from Jammu has become a devotee of Panjurli ❤ What a movie,, what an ancient & beautiful culture we have in our Bharat 🇮🇳

I am from Udupi and thanks Ranveer for bringing our culture to the world through this podcast….getting goosebumps very well explained

Fantastic podcast and subject. I am from Tulunad and a proud Bunt. My mother's house "Jarkala Guttu" near bailoor is more than 700 years old. And from last 700 years or more we have prayed our Dajvas- Varte, Panjoorli and Lekesari who have protected and blessed us. Its a privlege to been born in this house and land.

Incredible - I'm a Mangalorean now living in Illinois USA. I've seen , heard, worshipped and feared Daivas ❤. Glad to see the representation and spreading of the ancient wisdoms worldwide

Koragajja although ferocious, is one of the sweetest daivas. He's considered as the grandfather spirit (Ajja). Even today, either in casualness (unable to find your phone/laptop etc) to seriousness (missing land documents/ missing person) we remember or invoke him to help us out. Such a beautiful culture Tulu nadu has ❤

I am Tuluva really we proved to know about our culture at Managlore in-depth Really appreciate the program❤️🙏🏻

I felt proud for being born in Karnataka, I heard so many kannada words, and Tulunadu is blessed with great culture that we can't see anywhere in the world. I have lot of Tulunadu friends and talk about Tulunadu culture many times for hours, always feel great about that place💛❤️😍

I got goosebumps so many times during this episode. Thanks Ranveer for bringing such guests to us and unwrapping these unknow tales about India.

Great to hear the beautiful cultural aspect of Udupi and Mangalore. There is a lot more about Bhoota Aradhane. Koragajja is another divine deity to be spoken about and the endless leela. Since the land is owned by Naga, naga Aradhana is to another level and irrespective of the religion whether Muslim or Christians if there is Naga dosha in particular land they have to do rituals if needed.

The way he explained about our tulunadu daiva and traditions is really incredible. Thankyou Rithvik sir

Thank you for the episode. I come from northern Kerala, specifically Kasargod. I had the chance to witness Boothakola and Theyyam, although in our region, it's known as Theyyam. While the rituals and costumes differ, the essence of the traditions remains the same. This episode deeply resonated with my village and its rich heritage.

My father's family is from North Kerala and we have our annual festival of "Theyyam" which is like Bhuta kola, I feel so proud of my rich lineage & heritage, my hometown temple is almost 400 yrs old with a Nagakshetram & many many magical stories❤

Im so fortunate to be born in Karnataka...i loved this episode....❤❤❤today is Mahalaya Amavasya the day to pray to our ancestors and im watching this...❤❤

We have similar rituals in Himachal Pradesh as well. Every Himachali can relate to the information provided in this podcast.

Some of the major traditions practiced in Manglore, Kundapura include tiger dance(hulivesha), bear dance (karadi vesha), Buffalo Race (Kambala) and yakshagana….. “We are so rich in culture!”❤

I'm from Mangalore (Coastal Karnataka) and I'm really excited to watch this Tulu is my mother tongue

Gratitude on behalf of Tuluvas for attempting to release this insightful podcast. This was needed for the younger generation of Tuluvas.

This gentleman is so knowledgeable,he has explained each part minutely.l being a manglorean my many concepts have been cleared. Ranveer l must thank you for arranging such an informative podcast.l love your podcast and l have suggested my students and my family members to listen to your podcast.

I am from Karnataka and Even I closely observe bhootharadhane but recently a instance happened which made me astonishing a diva was invoked on worker who came from Assam where he came for a temple work but a mnc company accquired the land of bhoota and elders didn't perform nemoutsava the detie just invoked on that worker and asked for its land that to in Tulu where the worker didn't even know the Language as he was from north east this instance made me trust it even more

Anyone from Mangalore ?🙋🏼‍♀️edit-happy about the numerous amount of likes😂🙅🏻‍♀️

Thanks for all your episodes. I'm from Venezuela, living currently in Argentina and owing every triumph and even my survival in these recent hard years to the Devas and Devi, (Supreme). It would be powerful to see some episode deal with the fact that before most of recorded history, the whole planet was a Vedic stage. There are Vedic symbols and words in the Andean ruins of Puma Punku and Ganesh depictions in Colimbian ancient cites, I've read peer-reviewed articles on how Egyptian, Scandinavian, and Celtic myths are Vedic in origin, the Chinese Tao and the Japanesse Shinto are Vedic as well, there is also the famous white city of Hanuman in the Mosquitia tropical forest in Honduras. So, it would be a wonder and delight to hear some expert's takes on that mystery, and shine some light on what happened in the world to destroy such a divine might... thanks again for this effort

Omg! So amazing! I had NO knowledge about any of this nor do my parents, even grandparents. I'm thinking how rich and deep is our culture. We need to protect our very rich heritage! ❤🙏

I’m from Kukke Subramanya (Mangalore district). Currently living in Bangalore. In my school days I got to see many celebrities who visited Kukke temple. Entire Kapoor Family, Sachin Tendulkar, Captain Amarinder Singh (CM of Panjab at that time), & many many politicians, businessman’s & celebrities. Atleast once in your life time try to visit this temple & place.

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I am from Tulunadu and I attend these rituals.. It is mesmerizing. Good conversation

These podcasts are getting people like me re-acquainted with our culture and tradition as well as the beliefs that I was not born into in this life. Perhaps, it's got something to do with my past karmas. Maybe that's the reason why I sit mesmerized when I listen to your podcasts on Indian mysticism. After living the first 32 years of my life hemmed in by sins, papal restrictions, fallacies and ignorance, I live a free life today, free from any sort of fear or labelling. A devotee of Lord Vishnumaya, I was blessed with a few opportunities to listen to an Oracle and also attend pujas of Smashan Kali which were performed at midnight in burial grounds. One has to experience to understand what I am trying to convey especially the power of Rudra mantra. My thanks and my love to all of you. Keep up the good work. May Swami bless and keep you all, always.

1:12:25 Seriously brother, first time I watched the full podcast without skipping any moment. And especially, thank you so much for bringing these podcast. I am blessed ❤️ that I belong to that region which is "TULUNADU". All the Tulu daiva's will shower the blessings to you and your team. THANK YOU BROTHER ☺️

As an American, this is absolutely intriguing. Fantastic talk as usual. Always enjoy your podcast.

As a person from Ratnagiri, I can say that Shree Parshuram khetra stretches from Kutch to Kanyakumari.. the whole western belt comes under it.. some of these practices happen in kokan as well.. addition to the wonderful podcast this is 🙏🏻

Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Learnt so much. I am 45 years old and have now realized that there so much, so so much in our Sanatana Dharma we don't know. And with this i also realize how small we as human beings are. We think we are the smartest out there but in reality we are nothing. Nothing without the grace of these higher beings orchestrating our lives and the world around us. Its truly a humbling effect for me. Thank you Ranveer. Your podcasts have enlightened me about where i come from. So much to be proud of from where i come. I wish you the best and much success in this venture you have started. Keep up the good work buddy.

Proud to be a Manglorean😊 We may come from different religions But we south canara ppl grew up with all different rituals and traditions and respect it from heart🥰🥰

I am a Maharashtrian so we know something similar which what we call is 'Angat Vaara Yena' which means that a God enters the body of a person especially seen in some temples, during poojas, aartis. I am still very much fascinated with this and hence I would love to be a part of a Bhoot Kola too, because it really feels surreal to be able to talk to Gods and experience their energies. Watching Kantara was an intense experience and actually introduced us to the age-old tradition of Bhoot Kola. I am still astonished by the number of things we don't know that happen in our India. Thanks for the great podcast TRS team and Rithwik!!❤

Thank you Ranveer. As a life long seeker, born into a culture where my questions could never be answered or understood (Florida, USA), your show has become one of the greatest tools assisting me in my journey. Just as you know that you aren't the one who has chosen this path, I certainly do nothing to chose mine, and I thoroughly enjoy watching and being apart of this divine play unfolding before us. Therefore, I have no content requests. I know what needs to be seen will come to us both. Thank you for allowing Mahadev to use you in this critical time.

These type of similar practices are performed in different villages in Himalayas northern mountain villages too every year without miss.😊 They are ceremonies to get together for ppl who scattered all around the globe to come to Village and see these dieties we call devta , kuldevta , istadevta , kuldevis dance and perform and grace and bless the whole village and ppl who worshipping them from generation after generation. They are secret you can say cause only who belong to Village can attend those. And sometimes maybe you get chosen become a vessel for these holy dieties to channel through you. I find it very scary but beautiful at the same time , the shaking of body and energy is inhumane. In lifetime if you get a chance to part of these festivities dont miss them you gonna feel a surge of energy inside you. The divine.❤😊😊 Rituals can be different cause different devtas are involved but fainting , screaming of ppl also happens here. The deity also solves problems of ppl and give warning and also says that hes is there to protect us and at last bless ppl and give prasadam. And yes for these devtas specific jewellery like silver , golden bangles and different garments are made accordingly they already have them as they are worshipped from generation and also a silver incarvings are also there which are worshipped, and palki or dolli of devi processions also can be seen. Wow its astonishing how similar the practices are and type of rules of organising these ceremonies by sarpanch or rich family in village sometimes family chosen by devta.

Proud to be a Mangalorean....Jai Tulunadu ❤❤❤❤❤

In Gujarat, We call these deities "Khetla Aapa" (the Kshetrapala)... Many temples and worship rituals are dedicated to them.

This person is so learned and all his concepts are so clear and so clearly delivered.. Lots of respect for this guest

Iam from Tamil Nadu. Very fasinated to hear the Kantara history and culture of Tulu land. Indeed South India is always blessed with Daivas.

Thankyou so much for bringing the Kannada language into the show.It’s so nice to hear about our culture being spoken out loud for everyone to know.

Hii ranveer bhaiya plz bring back Rajrishy Nandy Sir, and ask him the following questions-: 1. How does one figure out the best suited practice and deity for them besides their preference. 2. What practices in our religion differ wrt men and women To give you an example a) The Devya kavacham that is done alongside Durga saptashati has a verse for protection of the doer's wife does that mean women/ girls can't do that. b) The Argala stotram also done alongside Durga saptashati, it's 24 th shlok talks about the doer's wife again. The ending of Argala stotram also promises boon in masculine gender, i.e., nar Does that mean that females can't do these things . Where as the 32 names promises that for everyone, i.e., manushya (I AM NOT A PSEUDO FEMINIST THESE ARE MY GENUINE DOUBTS PLZ CONSIDER THEM) c) Similarly Rajarishy Nandi sir prescribes a 30-40 days sankalpa for siddha kunjika stotram but for quite obvious reasons most females Can't do it, any substitute for us. 3. Another question regarding siddha kunjika stotram. It contains a mantra which is some kind of expanded version of maa Durga's very famous Navarna mantra in the version of it that I read. But the I found another mantra in siddha kunjika stotram on KZfaq itself, the name of the channel is Debashish chakraborty. 5. Last, which practices actually differ for males and females in our religion (I mean I know that these differences are genuine). 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Plz consider this humble request bhaiya..

I feel South India is great amazing. They have maintained preserved our culture tradition. I want to be born in South Indian Hindu family in my next birth.

Being Mangolorean it's my pleasure to listen our own culture in this big platform😍

The podcast is amazing but i would like to add a few informations here. When we say bhootakone , its a place where the ayudha's ( the weapons , usually made of silver or brass ) are kept , representing the bhootas , which they use in bhoota kola time . The procession of these weapons from the bhoota kone or predominantly know as STHANA or THANA is called as BHANADAR DEPPUNE and this is when the actual event starts. It starts with loud music . One of main event even before the pambada starts the makeup is YENNE BOOLYA ceremony. Where the paathri or pambada stands infront of the crowd and receives YENNE( OIL) and BOOLYA ( beetle leaf) . The pambada takes permission from the yajanaman to start his makeup abd everything else .as a representation of granting permission, the yajamana gives yenne boolya ( oil to mix colours for makeup and beetle leafe to make his mouth look red as a part of varnike( makeup)

The beliefs and customs of South Indian people have always been beyond my understanding but your podcasts play a very important role in understanding them. The charector of Kantara is also one of them........ thanks for all your efforts Mr. Ranveer ❣️

We want Rithwik in many more episodes.

Sometimes i feel that these modern technologies are the creations of such energies...just to remind people that " We are still there"

More or less these practices are all over India. I can connect the dots. It's so much connecting it shows how people of Bharat are connected. Good work Ranveer.

Kantara 🎥🧿 was a culturally intense film 🔥...and now this podcast 🎙️🌈✨ will represent the Tantra Mantra 🪄, Indian rituals 🌟 and tons.

After Parashursma gave us land( Kerala) he took the help of nagas to remove excess salt from the land so we can use the land for agriculture. Thats why we have naga gods in our places. Really big naga temples all around kerala.. Korgajja.and muthappan(kerala) are different names for bhirav baba

In our belief (Kerala), Parasurama kshethra is from Gokarna to Kanyakumari ( Including Kerala). In the history of Kerala, there are 32 Tulu villages and 32 Malayalam villages in Parashurama kshethra.

Big shout out to both Rithwik and Ranveer 💐 Thanks for enlightening me on my own community that I was unaware of.

Literally crying to know that we, Hindus have such a deep rooted cultural history, and we are not much aware of it. Thanks God that you give me birth in India specially in such a deep cultural Dharma. ❤

My Native place is a small village in Savrashtra, Gujarat. I've grown up listening and witnessing stories similar to Kanatara but in instead of Dev, those beings are Devi, I'm typing this with due respect to Maa but have always wondered how can such strong spiritual being enter human bodies, My mind has most of the time, watched people with disbelief who invoke her, but at the same time, got goosebumps and felt a mystical energy around me when the Mantras are chanted, would love to have a deep dive into how this is logical. Thank you for the insightful work that you already do Ranveer, it's helping me understand a lot of unexpressed things. Though it will be a pleasure to watch "TRS presents Buta Kola" I pray your Daiv is already paving way for your Partner so you can pass on the Podcast Legacy instead.

This was such an enlightening episode. Absolutely loved it!! Had never heard of TRS until viewing this video. Pleasantly surprised to see how good Ranveer's pronunciation of Kannada words were. :-) Rithwik was a wonderful guest... So knowledgeable.... and more importantly, able to communicate that knowledge so clearly. 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏. Thank you Ranveer! You've got a new fan, now!

Just felt I was worshipping panjurli while watching this...I have been attached to every god mentioned from panjurli to subramanyam. I have witnessed it-Panjurli was always there and will be there with us that's the belief it grows in our heart.

I come from Tulunadu, and I find this podcast to be incredibly beautiful and amazing. It resonates with me deeply, and the film "Kantara" has effectively introduced Tulunadu's culture to the world

As a person from Karwar, we believe in the concept of "Kshetrapal" who protects a particular place.🙏🙏🙏

Ranveer bring this man Dr Jayaprakash Narayan Retd IAS Officer, Ex mla and Founder of Loksatta party.

Thanks to Ritwik Anna for sharing his experience and Ranveer for this podcast. As I'm from Tulunadu hearing about Panjurli Daiva and Korga ajja was such a devine experience.

One world ,one tulunadu, tulunadu is different culture, different language, different spiritual land, all is different , I realy proud to be tulunadu, Im tuluva.

I really enjoyed this podcast to the core because 1) He spoke so many kannada words. 2) He was talking about the culture that most of the south Indians know. Not just about the tulu bhoota kola. Even in many Kannada speaking cultures there is a concept of daivaradhane, where the diety speaks to you directly. Its was a very common practice which I had witnessed in my childhood.

Lived in BLR and Chennai for 3-4 years 🙏 greatly admire your culture. it is very similar to Tengri worship, greetings from Mongolia 🙏

Being part of Tulunadu even I didn’t had a detailed knowledge of Bhootha kola’s actual procedure. Thank you for providing such a wide knowledge. All the best 🙌🙌

This man has beautifully explained about the rituals people and culture of south canara I am from the same region and havd experienced Panjurli's assurance "I am there" coming true and impossible ones happened in my own family... I got to know many details of my own region through this show Not sure how you brought this person to this show, And what made you believe that this story of small region of karnataka ,would reach larger group I will always be thankful to you for this episode... Thank you Ranveer. ,🙏 Thank you Ranveer for this episode,

I belong to the Kashmiri Pandit community. In Kashmiri Shaivism too, we have the term called, "Khetrapal". In our Shivaratri Pooja, we do make offerings to our Khetrapal. My Family's Khetrapal is Vaital Bhairav.

I am a Tuluva. I speak Tulu. I am from Mangalore. My Grandfathers Home we have 10 Daivas 1)Satya Devata (Posappe) 2)Annappa Panjurli 3 & 4) kutumbada panjurli and Kallurti 5 & 6) kutumbada Guliga and Panjurli 7 & 8) jaaga dha Kallurti and Panjurli 9) korathi Baikardi 10) Rahu Guliga

My own personal experience, I am native manglorean but I dont live in India,I have been always agnostic, not religious whole life, I have been stomach issue and anxiety issue which was causing also breathing issue for 3 years, went to many doctors and did all kinds of tests and said acidty in stomach is caused by stress and anixety so we cant do anything about it, I have been taking medication for 3 years... One day I just surrender to daiva and prayed at night, I never prayed in my life before, I prayed with reversence and next day my anixety seems like almost disappeared, also my breathing and stomach issue got much much better, I never expected so drastic change just in one day, it seems impossible but it happend to me even till this day I am so stunned. Thank you all my Daivas : Panjurli, Varthy panjurli, Mantradevathe, Sathya devi.

We also worship local deities and Nagas in Himachal Pradesh.....Jai ho.. proud to watch such podcast.. Thank you Ranbir bhai

It’s an absolute blast listening to Rithwik Subramanya 👏🏻🙏🏼 He has a lot to share! We want a second episode

Thanks for this, really, really. It's so awakening. My husband used to talk about all this, and i didn't believe. I wished I had an open mind, now I will believe him and will patiently listen to him. It has changed my perspective to many things. ❤😊😊🙏🙏

Hi, am from Hassan, am very proud about our culture, Thank you so much for the show, keep rocking.

Panjurli Daiva is our home deity🔱 , I would like you to come to Udupi to experience the bhootha kolas❤️

Thank you Mr.Ranveer for letting us to know about such wonderful Sanatani Hindu practices around the India . ❤ Love from Nepal brother. 🇳🇵🇳🇵

Just saw Kantara now.. coz i didnt feel i had the guts to watch the movie earlier....in my village in ratnagiri konkan there is a deity in the form of sarpa tat came into a family member's body during nag Panchami... And he would answer questions anyone had in the village... I can definitely believe what i saw in the movie is divine

The great thing about Hinduism is lord Hanuman born in south India is worshipped in North India and Karthikeyan born in kailash is worshipped in South India

This is man is so calm and peaceful 😀 he is sooo comfortable sharing his thoughts

Hey Ranveer! 🎙️ Ive found a fascinating guest for your podcast - Ishan Shivanand. Hes from a lineage of Advait Shri Vidya, raising collective consciousness through Lalita Rudra Trishati. Founder of Yoga of Immortal, he aided thousands during Covid and s

Tulunadu is not a place, its a feeling...

We proud to be a Hindu because here's every cultural people Om namaha shivaya ❤

This is by far the best podcast especially for me because of the fact that I am from Karnataka and a person who has closely watched Kolas. Sir explained daivas, Nagas and bhootas very well and also about the background story of Panjurli, Aiyappa (Harihara putra) and Subrahmanya. For the benefit of the audience, just wanted to add - an upadra (upadrava - simply translated as irritation) can be because of simple facts like someone wearing chappal to the kola place, someone eating non-veg when they aren’t supposed to, someone spitting near the place of worship or where kola is held, not calling someone important to kola, the actual initiator of kola not present (so redo the kola) etc etc.

This is the first time i had watched entire episode without any skip. Although i comes from south canara region to be precisely place name Mangaluru i have seen this rituals multiple times till the date. I am amazed to rithwik with the way of explaining each and every custom step by step to beerbiceps and north indians who werent heard about it earlier and came to know about bhootharadhane and its importance after watching kanthara. Thank u rithwik❤

Im from Gujarat 16 years ago my father was having financial problems and my nana just saw an ancestor of our family She was not satisfied as she died and not shant so we just make her sit in our mandir in the form of coconut by doing some rituals Then she guided us and told us to take the first profession or business that comes to our way so My father did the same and now we are getting a big success in that business and the ancestors are still siting in our mandir and guiding us like whenever there's anything big like investment and marriage we ask her about it that we should do it or not she has also warned us about so many times to don't go to someones house So many people has performed black magic on us but till now our ancestors has protected us