Members of the ISKCON community in St. Louis released a devotional film entitled Geetha Ganam, a project highlighting both the wisdom and beauty of the Bhagavad-gītā.
The title, Geetha Ganam — which literally means “the singing of the Bhagavad-gītā”—refers to the devotional practice of chanting or melodically reciting the verses of the Gītā, often set to traditional rāgas or simple tunes. The film offers viewers an immersive journey into this unique art form, exploring its history, cultural influence, and modern interpretations, while also presenting the Bhagavad-gītā’s teachings in an accessible way.
The film tells the story of three sisters whose materially driven lives are transformed when they encounter the message of the Bhagavad-gītā. Through melodious songs, spiritual dialogues, and engaging question-and-answer sessions with swamis, the film seeks to demonstrate not only the relevance of the Gītā’s philosophy in everyday life but also a practical approach to understanding the existence of God.
The film is written by Narayana Bommireddipally and directed by Anil Aleti and Janaki Rani. Music and audio are produced by Srikanth of Adhitya Recordings, while Vijaykumar handled cinematography and editing.
The movie is in Telugu with English subtitles. To watch the movie, click here.
Source: https://iskconnews.org/st-louis-devotees-release-film-on-the-bhagavad-gita-geetha-ganam/
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