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Tryambak: The Three Eyed One |
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Director– Mandakini Mathur Duration: 12 min Language: English |
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Still from ‘Tryambak: The Three Eyed One’ |
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Roots&Wings |
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The film is a visual exploration of the Mahamritunjaya Mantra which basically is an ernest plea to lord Shiva for complete liberation. Man always strives to know the meaning of life. Seekers have tread many a different path to reach the same goal. Do rituals have any significance? What is the concept of the ultimate reality in the Indian tradition which has inspired a God such as Shiva? These are some of the areas explored in the film. . |
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Film Synopsis |
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Still from ‘Tryambak: The Three Eyed’ One’ |
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The film is shot at Tryambakeshwar near Nashik in Maharashtra which is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas or the most auspicious places of worship of lord Shiva. It is also the source of the Godavari river where the Kumbha mela is held once in twelve years. The film captures some of the frenetic preparation for this grand event in order to gently reveal the human folly and the sincere striving to know the Ultimate reality! |
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