Shivoham

This narrative is both a mythological and social drama, intertwining two tales. One is the mythological saga of Shiva, our ancient deity revered by the backward community. Known as the lord of actors, Shiva embodies the yogi who incinerates desire itself—Kamadeva. He is also the passionate lover entwined with Dakshayani,

navigating profound extremes of existence, love, and family. Through these stories, we delve into his earthly journey. Alongside, a character resonating with Shiva`s intensity emerges—a revolutionary who, like Shiva, experiences the anguish of lost love. Additionally, female characters challenge societal norms and male

ego fervently, striving to transcend boundaries, whether in triumph or defeat. The dreams of those aspiring to Shiva`s ascetic life often dissipate, paralleling the backward community`s unfulfilled aspirations. “Shiva is an unattached deity. As much as one tries to make him compatible, he slips away. Hence, this appears as a compatible drama but remains incompatible. It resembles our lives. See it as you see through your own eyes.”