The word “Rudra” refers to Shiva’s fierce and powerful form. The word “Abhishek” means pouring or bathing. So together, Rudra Abhishek means the sacred bathing of Rudra.

In Kannappa, Prabhas’s Rudra meets Manchu’s titular character and helps him understand that there is a power and energy that exists but cannot be seen. The film follows Bhakta Kannappa’s ...

The actor, known for his versatility, played Rudra, an avatar of Lord Shiva, in the movie. “Prabhas’s majestic screen presence and powerful performance made his special role truly memorable ...

Rudra not only challenges Thinnada’s disbelief in God but also humbles down the arrogance of Mahadev Shashtri (Mohan Babu) who thought himself to be the biggest devotee of Lord Shiva.

From famous Shiva temples to tiny shrines on street corners, every place becomes a center of devotion. The beauty of Shravan lies in how it unites people, big or small, rich or poor, in their love ...

A fan of Prabhas spoke to the press after watching Kannappa and claimed that he wants to sue Vishnu Manchu for not making a film like Bhakta Kannappa.

An 800-year-old Shiva temple of the later Pandya period has been unearthed at Udampatti, a village in Melur taluk. Professor P. Devi Arivu Selvam, temple architect and sculpture researcher, says ...

National Award winning music director G V Prakash on Monday released the title track 'Oho Enthan Baby' from director Krishnakumar's upcoming breezy romantic entertainer, 'Oho Enthan Baby ...

Som Pradosh Vrat, also known as Monday Pradosham, is a highly sacred day in Hinduism dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. In 2025, Som Pradosh Vrats will be observed on specific Mondays ...

“I think if the entire world followed Shiva, it would be just fine. I’m not an expert, but I find Hinduism fascinating. It’s so ancient—it boggles the mind.

It vividly portrays Lord Shiva’s Tandav Avtar, making it a perfect anthem for worshippers. 3. Kaun Hain Voh – Baahubali: The Beginning ...

Later, as the Vedic understanding evolves, Rudra merges into the grander, more encompassing form of Mahadev—Shiva, the Supreme Consciousness. But that Rudra essence remains.