Koel Mallick as Maa Durga: Counting days of Durga Puja have started. Just a few more days to wait. Mother is coming to Morte at the end of September this year. But before Durga Puja is a special day for which Bengalis are eagerly waiting all year round. The day is the morning of Mahalaya. Bengalis wait like Path Chatak birds every year for this day. Mahalaya means Mahishasuramardini in the voice of Virendrakrishna Bhadra in the morning, Mahalaya means several programs about Mahishasur Bad on the television screen (Bengali Television).
This year’s Mahalaya event
Currently, along with radio, these television programs have also made a special place in the minds of the audience. Every year at exactly five o’clock in the morning of Mahalaya, these programs appear on the television screen. And there are various stories of Mahishasuramardini. The story of the ten forms of the goddess is depicted. There is a lot of excitement in the minds of the audience around these events in Mahalaya, there are thousands of questions.
Koel Mallick as Goddess Durga
The first questions that arise in the mind of the audience around these programs are who will be seen as Goddess Durga, who will play the role of Shiva and the audience is interested in knowing which actresses are liked by the audience in other characters of the goddess. Recently Star JalsaMahishasuramardiniThe promo of the show has been released. And there it was known who will be in this event this year.
Like the last few years in Star Jalsa, this year too, Mahishasuramardini is actress Koel Mallick (Koel Mallick). On the other hand, opposite Koel, actor Indrajit Bose will be seen in the role of Lord Shiva, which we are currently seeing in the series Parashuram. Moreover, like every time, this year too, the heroines of other serials will be seen as different goddesses.
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At the beginning of the promo, the appearance of a goddess wearing alta colored nupur on a barren, rough-dry land can be seen. By touching the holy feet of the goddess, the dry soil is transformed into a rich land full of fertile, green grains—sujala sufla grains in brunette Bengal. Then the footsteps of a huge gajaraj (elephant) can be seen. In the midst of the background music, a solemn voice can be heard, “Mom is coming to the yard, bringing the blessings of peace.” After this announcement, a field full of flowers emerges, through which the goddess is approaching with a trident. The scene of his arrival is a mixture of nobility, strength and tenderness.
After that, Koel Mallick appeared as the goddess. He is wearing a bright yellow Banarasi, lotus adorns his head, red vermilion on his forehead, conch-pala-Bala in his hand, gorgeous jewelry on his head, a royal crown on his head. An immense softness and a compassionate calm shadow across the face. He stands in the posture of blessing, as if assuring all mankind of blessings and goodness.