Banerjee and Nitish Bharadwaj (who portrayed Krishna in B. I believed TV isn’t an art even today it isn’t one.” I knew this invitation would offer me a role in TV and thus I didn’t want to go.

I was working in films because a single shot in a film stays for 100 years.

According to Sarvadaman, initially, he was reluctant to play the role of Krishna.

I have not seen the show till date.” Hindustan Times He revealed the fact in an interview and said, Banerjee didn’t see his television show “Krishna” for a long time. Sarvadaman D Banerjee’s Meditation Centre Light House When I was doing Krishna, I decided to work till the age of 45-57 and thereafter, I would get myself connected with nature and then I got meditation, and I have been doing that for many years.” Amar Ujala Banerjee started his dream project – a meditation centre called “Light House” in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand where Sarvadaman, along with his wife Alankrita, teaches yoga and meditation.

After leaving the television, Sarvadaman D.

There’s isn’t a better compliment that a director can give.” While talking about an instance when he asked Ramanand Sagar for work, he said,Īfter a few years of shooting Shri Krishna, I once asked Sagar: When will you direct me? He said: Whenever I see you, I see the supreme, so I just end up folding my hands. Krishna proved to be his last success on television as he didn’t get much work after that keeping aside a few more mythological shows, such as Jai Ganga Maiya (2001) and Om Namah Shivay (2005).This picture of Sarvadaman D Banerjee was taken by an Italian Photographer during the shooting of Krishna He was born into an affluent Bengali Brahmin family and was oriented towards spirituality since childhood.He has also worked in the Hindi, Bengali, and Tamil cinemas. Banerjee is an Indian actor who played the role of Krishna in Ramanand Sagar‘s popular television show “Krishna” (1993). Some Lesser Known Facts About Sarvadaman D. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2015) as Dhoni’s coach “Chanchal'įilm and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune Telugu Film: Shri Datta Darshanam (1985) as 'Sridatta' Sanskrit Film: Adi Shankaracharya (1983) as 'Adi Shankara' 'Krishna/Vishnu' in Ramanand Sagar's 'Krishna' (1993)

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