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The cast of Deeva Dandi - 1950 includes: Baburaje as Kavli Kamalakant as Lakhu Malam Nandini as Motan Arvind Pandya as Kano
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What actors and actresses appeared in Marhi Da Deeva - 1989?
The cast of Marhi Da Deeva - 1989 includes: Raj Babbar Pankaj Kapur Deepti Naval Parikshat Sahni Asha Sharma Kanwaljit Singh
How tall is Anastasia Deeva?
Anastasia Deeva is 175 cm.
When was Marhi Da Deeva created?
Marhi Da Deeva was created in 1964.
What movie and television projects has Kamalakant been in?
Kamalakant has: Performed in "Sunehre Din" in 1949. Performed in "Shair" in 1949. Played Lakhu Malam in "Deeva Dandi" in 1950. Played Judge in "Hum Log" in 1951. Performed in "Bahu" in 1955. Played Kedarnath in "Pehli Jhalak" in 1955. Played Moropant in "Jhansi Ki Rani" in 1956.
What actors and actresses appeared in Iron Warrior - 1987?
The cast of Iron Warrior - 1987 includes: Tiziana Altieri as Young Phoedra Malcolm Borg as Young Ator Conrad Borg as Young Trogar Josie Coppini as King Impostor Franco Daddi as Trogar Savina Gersak as Princess Janna Elisabeth Kaza as Phoedra Iris Peynado as Deeva Jon Rosser as Nekron
What actors and actresses appeared in Ik Kudi Punjab Di - 2010?
The cast of Ik Kudi Punjab Di - 2010 includes: Jaspinder Cheema as Navdeep Kaur Aman Dhaliwal Deep Dhillon as Sukhdev Singh Sidhu Gugu Gill as Prof Gill Amrinder Gill as Sehajpal Singh Gurpreet Guggi as Bawa Navneet Nishan as Dr. Rachna Rana Ranbir as Deeva Kanwaljit Singh as Ajit Singh Kimi Verma as Laali
What movie and television projects has Arvind Pandya been in?
Arvind Pandya has: Played Jogidas in "Jogidas Khuman" in 1948. Played Kano in "Deeva Dandi" in 1950. Performed in "Jai Chitod" in 1961. Performed in "Tarzan Aur Jadugar" in 1963. Performed in "Tere Dwaar Khada Bhagwan" in 1964. Performed in "Rustom-E-Rome" in 1964. Performed in "Mahabharat" in 1965. Performed in "Toofan" in 1969. Performed in "Veer Chhatrasal" in 1971. Performed in "Hari Darshan" in 1972. Performed in "Mahasati Savitri" in 1973. Performed in "Jogidas Khuman" in 1975. Performed in "Sati Jasma Odan" in 1976. Performed in "Ganga Sati" in 1979. Performed in "Andhera" in 1980.
What has the author Shivcharan Jaggi Kussa written?
Shivcharan Jaggi Kussa has written: 'Laggi Waale Kade Na Saunde (Novel)' 'Gorkh Da Tilla (Novel)' 'Budhe Darya Di Jooh (Stories)' 'Tavi Ton Talvaar Takk (Novel)' 'Oothan wale baloch (Stories)' 'Haaji Lok Makke Vall Jaande (Novel)' 'Bahreen koheen balda deeva (Novel)' 'Tu Sutta Rabb Jaagda (Stories)'
What actors and actresses appeared in Twenty8k - 2012?
The cast of Twenty8k - 2012 includes: Myriam Acharki as Boss Hammed Animashaun as Wayne Pal Aron as Amalesh Khan RoxXxan as Rapper Neal Barry as Darren Fitch Jack Bence as Pete Fitch Nichola Burley as Andrea Patterson Selza Carter Gregg Chillin as Ricky Shah Calvin Demba as Inmate 1 Stephen Dillane as DCI Edward Stone Nick Donald as Supporting Artist Fady Elsayed as Ray Nathalie Emmanuel as Carla Ayse Ferguson Emma Fielding as Jean Weaver Dominic Gladwin as Young Offender Stephanie Habgood as Prison Visitor Ed Hancock as Reporter 1 Melanie Hill as Elizabeth Fitch Rhys Hollis as Louis - Vigil Mourner Annie Holness as Evacuee Avita Jay as Reporter 2 Forbes KB as Daz Tom Knight as Patrick Channing Surendra Kochar as Grandma Jani Alex Lanipekun as Jude Clarke Sevda Levent as Kellie the Receptionist Clarisse Loughrey as Secretary Rani Moorthy as Sita Jani Parminder Nagra as Deeva Jani Sebastian Nanena as Vipon Jani Jj Pamphilon as Inmate 2 Bhasker Patel as Satish Jani Joanna Pope as Doctor Starkey Nicola Posener as TV News Anchor Jason Primus as AJ Ian Ralph as Bill Lyons Derek Riddell as DI Mellis Rowan Scarborough as Police Technician Vojislav Scelovic Kaya Scodelario as Sally Weaver Chuko Selema as Harold Michael Socha as Tony Marchetto Michelle Somerszaule as Family Mourner Mikko Vartiainen Kierston Wareing as Francesca Marchetto Leila Wong
Why is Diwali so meaningful to Sikhs throughout the world?
Significance of Diwali in SikhismThe sixth Guru Hargobind Ji and the 52 Hindu kings were freed at this DayThe Muslim Emperor Jahengir approached Guru Hargobind Ji upon his entering Gwalior and told the Guru to denounce his Sikh religion and to join the Muslim faith. With the intention of utilizing the Guru's great strength and fearlessness needed in battles. Being outraged by this request, the Guru rejected his proposition.Jahengir imprisoned the Guru and 52 Kings.The Emperor ruled India at this time. The Asian Indians begged the Emperor to release the Guru and the Emperor agreed but the Gurus said also release the kings. Guru ji had a gown made with 52 string pieces for the Hindus to hold. The Guru and the Hindu kings were also freed at Diwali. Sikhs were very happy when their leader was released. Guru Hargobind Sahib went to the Golden Temple Amritsar in the Punjab. Sikh Diwali is recalled throughout India and in many countries; each year to remember Guru ji's releaseTo commemorate his undying love for Sikhism, the townspeople lit the way to, Harmandhir Sahib (referred to as the Golden Temple), in his honour.Bandi Chhor DiwasNot only Hindus, but Sikhs also celebrate Diwali as Bandi Chhor Diwas, an important festival. More for historical reasons than religious, has acquired a very special significance in the Sikh tradition. It is said that the foundation stone for the Golden Temple was laid during the time of Diwali in 1577. The occasion of Bandi Chhor Diwas prompt the followers of Sikhism to celebrate the day with joy and happiness. Diwali played an important role in the life of Sri Guru Hargobind Ji, the sixth Guru of the Sikhs. When Jehangir, the Mughal emperor, arrested Guru Hargobind and put him in a prison in Gwalior, gloom descended upon Sikhs. But later Jehangir relented and let the Guru go. Accompanied by his followers and to the joy of many Sikhs, the Guru returned to Amritsar and made an appearance before his followers. Thus, this day is very significant for people following Sikh religion. This festival can be best described in these words:Hey Waheguru! "Raaj Na Chaahayu, Mukti Na Chaahyu Man Preet Charan Kamlaare"Oh Wonderful Lord! I neither desire for empire and material realm nor liberation or mukti, my soul longs for the love of your lotus feet.Celebrating Diwali and Lightening a Deeva in true sense is acquiring divine knowledge and being selfless, tolerant, humble, kind and sweet spoken. That leads one to become one with Waheguru (god).Pray to God on this beautiful occasion of Diwali to give us light, to give us understanding, so that we may know what pleaseth thee, and may all (all whole mankind) prosper by the Grace.Martyrdom of Bhai Mani Singh Ji- The martyrdom in 1734 of the elderly Sikh scholar and strategist Bhai Mani Singh, the Granthi (priest) of Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple). He had refused to pay a special tax on a religious meeting of the Khalsa on the Divali day. This and other Sikh martyrdoms gave further momentum to the Khalsa struggle for freedom and eventually success in establishing the Khalsa rule north of DelhiBhai Mani Singh was a great scholar and he transcribed the final version of Guru Granth Sahib upon dictation from Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1704. He took charge of Harmandir Sahib's management on 1708. In 1737, he received permission from Mughal governor of Punjab, Zakarya Khan for celebrating Divali at Golden Temple for a massive tax of Rs. 5,000 (some authors say it was Rs 10,000). Invitations were sent to the Sikhs all over India to join Bandi Chhorh Diwas celebrations at Harmandir Sahib. Bhai Mani Singh thought he would collect the tax-money from the Sikhs as subscriptions who would assemble for the purpose of Divali Celebrations. But Bhai Mani Singh Ji later discovered the secret plan of Zakarya Khan to kill the Sikhs during the gathering. Bhai Mani Singh Ji immediately sent message to all the Sikhs not to turn up for celebrations. Bhai Mani Singh could not manage to arrange the money to be paid for tax. Zakariya Khan was not happy about the situation and he ordered Bhai Mani Singh's assassination at Lahore by ruthlessly cutting him limb-by-limb to death. Ever since, the great sacrifice & devotion of martyr Bhai Mani Singh Ji is remembered on the Bandi Chhorh Diwas (Diwali) celebration.Uprising against the Mughal Empire- "Sarbat Khalsa": The Sikh struggle for freedom from the oppressive Mughal regime, the festival of Divali did become the second most important day after the Baisakhi, when Khalsa was formally established by the Tenth Guru Gobind Singh in 1699. After the execution of Banda Bahadur in 1716, who had led the agrarian uprising in Punjab, the Sikhs started the tradition of deciding matters concerning the community at the biennial meetings which took place at Amritsar on the first of Baisakh and at Divali. These assemblies were known as the "Sarbat Khalsa" and a resolution passed by it became a "gurmata"How to Celebrate Bandi Chhorh Diwas / DiwaliGuru Hargobind Ji was released in 1619 AD from the Gwalior fort and He also helped other 52 rajas to be freed from the life imprisonment. The celebrations were held when he arrived at Amritsar.Question is that why do we celebrate the day many hundred years after?Do we understand?Probably not. An attempt has been made to answer the above questions as follows:Purpose of the Celebrations is to remember Guru Ji and pray for one's own release from the imprisonment like 52 rajas. One might think that he/she is not in prison and is free to do whatever ...One might be wrong here. Most people are constantly being forced into the PRISON of pride, rat race, show off, peer pressure and one may go to the extent of turning morals against what Gurus have laid down (smoking, using intoxicants, adultery, removing hair and so on .....). Most of us are prisoners of the culture & society.Objective of the celebration is to pray for our liberation from the worldly bonds and act upon Guru's path of truthfulness to avail human life time (i.e. to be one with Waheguru / Lord). Rather than lighting a deeva of clay, oil & wick, one should light the mind with the divine knowledge contained in Gurbani.Therefore, lighting a deeva in true sense is acquiring Divine knowledge & virtues (being kind, humble, meek, tolerant, selfless, sweet spoken .....) that leads one to become one with Waheguru / God.Gurbani advises us which deeva to light and where in the following shabad ;Aasaa Mahalaa 1, Deevaa meraa ek naam dukh vich paayeyaa t'ail un chaanan oh sokheyaa chookaa jum seon mailwhich means that God's Name (divine devotion) is my lamp (to be lighted in the mind); I have put the oil of suffering (ego, jealousy, anger, lust, greed) into it. Its flame has dried up this oil, and I have escaped meeting with the Messenger of Death i.e. attained union with Waheguru. (Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Page 358)May our prayers be listened and Waheguru grant us freedom, like the 52 rajas, from the worldly bonds (ego, lust, anger, greed, jealousy, hatred and peer pressure etc.).Awip mukqu mukqu krY sMswru ] nwnk iqsu jn kau sdw nmskwru.meaning that He (Guru) who Himself is liberated, liberates the universe (i.e. "Bandi Chhorh"). Nanak says, I bow (to the Guru) in reverence forever (Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Page 295).Dhan Dhan (Great) Sri Guru Hargobind JiWaheguru ji Ka Khalsa, (Hail God's Khalsa)Waheguru ji ki Fateh. (Victory be to God)
Why is Diwali so import to Sikhs?
The sixth Guru Hargobind Ji and the 52 Hindu kings were freed at this DayThe Muslim Emperor Jahengir approached Guru Hargobind Ji upon his entering Gwalior and told the Guru to denounce his Sikh religion and to join the Muslim faith. With the intention of utilizing the Guru's great strength and fearlessness needed in battles. Being outraged by this request, the Guru rejected his proposition.Jahengir imprisoned the Guru and 52 Kings.The Emperor ruled India at this time. The Asian Indians begged the Emperor to release the Guru and the Emperor agreed but the Gurus said also release the kings. Guru ji had a gown made with 52 string pieces for the Hindus to hold. The Guru and the Hindu kings were also freed at Diwali. Sikhs were very happy when their leader was released. Guru Hargobind Sahib went to the Golden Temple Amritsar in the Punjab. Sikh Diwali is recalled throughout India and in many countries; each year to remember Guru ji's releaseTo commemorate his undying love for Sikhism, the townspeople lit the way to, Harmandhir Sahib (referred to as the Golden Temple), in his honour.Martyrdom of Bhai Mani Singh Ji- The martyrdom in 1734 of the elderly Sikh scholar and strategist Bhai Mani Singh, the Granthi (priest) of Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple). He had refused to pay a special tax on a religious meeting of the Khalsa on the Divali day. This and other Sikh martyrdoms gave further momentum to the Khalsa struggle for freedom and eventually success in establishing the Khalsa rule north of DelhiBhai Mani Singh was a great scholar and he transcribed the final version of Guru Granth Sahib upon dictation from Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1704. He took charge of Harmandir Sahib's management on 1708. In 1737, he received permission from Mughal governor of Punjab, Zakarya Khan for celebrating Divali at Golden Temple for a massive tax of Rs. 5,000 (some authors say it was Rs 10,000). Invitations were sent to the Sikhs all over India to join Bandi Chhorh Diwas celebrations at Harmandir Sahib. Bhai Mani Singh thought he would collect the tax-money from the Sikhs as subscriptions who would assemble for the purpose of Divali Celebrations. But Bhai Mani Singh Ji later discovered the secret plan of Zakarya Khan to kill the Sikhs during the gathering. Bhai Mani Singh Ji immediately sent message to all the Sikhs not to turn up for celebrations. Bhai Mani Singh could not manage to arrange the money to be paid for tax. Zakariya Khan was not happy about the situation and he ordered Bhai Mani Singh's assassination at Lahore by ruthlessly cutting him limb-by-limb to death. Ever since, the great sacrifice & devotion of martyr Bhai Mani Singh Ji is remembered on the Bandi Chhorh Diwas (Diwali) celebration.Uprising against the Mughal Empire- "Sarbat Khalsa": The Sikh struggle for freedom from the oppressive Mughal regime, the festival of Divali did become the second most important day after the Baisakhi, when Khalsa was formally established by the Tenth Guru Gobind Singh in 1699. After the execution of Banda Bahadur in 1716, who had led the agrarian uprising in Punjab, the Sikhs started the tradition of deciding matters concerning the community at the biennial meetings which took place at Amritsar on the first of Baisakh and at Divali. These assemblies were known as the "Sarbat Khalsa" and a resolution passed by it became a "gurmata"
What movie and television projects has Kanwaljit Singh been in?
Kanwaljit Singh has: Performed in "Qawwali Ki Raat" in 1964. Performed in "Dastan-E-Laila Majnu" in 1974. Performed in "Shankar Hussain" in 1977. Played Guru Anand in "Satte Pe Satta" in 1982. Performed in "Partner" in 1982. Played Tony in "Ashanti" in 1982. Played Prem Kumar Verma in "Jeevan Dhaara" in 1982. Performed in "Lubna" in 1982. Performed in "Pyaas" in 1982. Performed in "Pyaar Ke Rahi" in 1982. Played Doctor Mohan in "Kalaakaar" in 1983. Performed in "Aas Aur Pyaas" in 1983. Performed in "Kehdo Pyar Hain" in 1983. Played Inspector Rahul P. Sahani in "Hum Rahe Na Hum" in 1984. Performed in "Kahan Tak Aasmaan Hai" in 1984. Performed in "Seepeeyan" in 1984. Played Dr. Anil B. Saxena in "Bhavna" in 1984. Played Inspector Khanna in "Farishta" in 1984. Performed in "Inteha" in 1984. Performed in "Paapi Pet Ka Sawaal Hai" in 1984. Performed in "Pyaari Bhabhi" in 1985. Performed in "Siyahi" in 1986. Performed in "Apradhi Kaun PC 1008" in 1986. Performed in "Kalank Ka Tika" in 1986. Played Inspector Arjun Dutt in "Shart" in 1986. Performed in "Ek Misaal" in 1986. Played Satyavir in "Buniyaad" in 1987. Performed in "Achanak" in 1988. Performed in "Subah Hone Tak" in 1988. Played Gopal in "The Deceivers" in 1988. Performed in "Izhaar" in 1989. Performed in "Marhi Da Deeva" in 1989. Played Friend in "Shaitani Ilaaka" in 1990. Performed in "Ashrita" in 1990. Performed in "Haar Jeet" in 1990. Played Arjun Kumar in "Jeevan Ek Sanghursh" in 1990. Performed in "Woh Subah Kabhie To Aayegi" in 1991. Played Dinesh in "Jhoothi Shaan" in 1991. Played Insp. Ahmed in "Akayla" in 1991. Performed in "Aakhri Cheekh" in 1991. Played Akaash in "Shuruaat" in 1993. Played Jacob in "Bible Ki Kahaniyan" in 1993. Played Ranjeet in "Andhera" in 1994. Performed in "Pyar Do Pyar Lo" in 1995. Performed in "Andaz" in 1995. Played Inspector Vohra in "Maachis" in 1996. Performed in "Do Rahain" in 1997. Performed in "Phir Wohi Awaaz" in 1998. Played Gautam in "Saans" in 1999. Performed in "Siyani" in 2000. Played Sardar Jasbir Singh Grewal in "Jee Aaya Nu (Welecome)" in 2003. Played Kanwaljit Singh Tilon in "Asa Nu Maan Watna Da: In Search of Our Roots" in 2004. Played Sanjeev in "15 Park Avenue" in 2005. Played Col. Bhabus Shamsher Kapoor in "Kuchh Meetha Ho Jaye" in 2005. Played Professor Kang Singh in "Dil Apna Punjabi" in 2006. Played Brigadier Shamsher Singh in "Mannat" in 2006. Played Dr. R.K. Prasad in "Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai" in 2006. Performed in "Chhal: The Game of Death" in 2006. Played Shekhar Sood in "MP3: Mera Pehla Pehla Pyaar" in 2007. Played Surjit Singh in "Mitti Wajaan Maardi" in 2007. Played Dad in "Mummyji" in 2007. Performed in "Hello Zindagi" in 2010. Performed in "Vroom" in 2010. Played Ajit Singh in "Ik Kudi Punjab Di" in 2010. Played Ranvir Singh Grewal in "Virsa" in 2010. Played Dilip Dixit in "Mere Brother Ki Dulhan" in 2011. Played Colonel Zorawar Shergill in "Ek Nanad Ki Khushiyon Ki Chaabi... Meri Bhabhi" in 2013.
