Tarun Khanna lauds COLORS' innovative 4D `Laxmi Narayan’ temple installed in Delhi, calls it a 'Source of Spiritual Solace'

Embarking on a transcendent journey, COLORS unveiled the groundbreaking first-ever engaging 4D temple right in the heart of Delhi. This architectural marvel stood tall at 12ft, offering devotees an extraordinary opportunity for ‘Lakshmi-Narayan’ darshan, unlike any other. Immersed in the sublime presence of the divine couple, Lord Narayan and Goddess Laxmi, it gave a wondrous experience to all who visited. The interactive temple was installed in Lajpat Nagar, Birla Mandir, Pracheen Shiv Mandir, and Pracheen Hanuman Mandir receiving highest footfall on the Hanuman Jayanti.
 

Upholding the belief that ‘Har Ghar Mein Hain Lakshmi Narayan’ COLORS' mythological masterpiece 'Lakshmi Narayan' premiered on April 22nd. Airing every Monday to Friday at 10:00 pm, this saga delves deep into the essence of Sukh, Saamarthya, and Santoolan, guiding viewers towards embracing abundance and balance in their lives. The show also celebrates Lakshmi and Narayan, the ideal couple that safeguards the universe and inspires us all, addressing contemporary challenges, and aspirations through its interesting storyline. Enriched with grand sets and unparalleled VFX, the show stars Srikant Dwivedi and Shivya Pathania in the roles of Lord Narayan and Goddess Lakshmi, respectively.
 

Sharing his thoughts about the era of devotion spurred by COLORS, Tarun Khanna (essaying the role of Indra) said, "This is India's first-ever 4D interactive 'Laxmi Narayan' temple, and it's truly a marvel! It seamlessly blends our ancient heritage, Indian culture, and mythology with cutting-edge technology, offering devotees an extraordinary experience. Witnessing the positivity emanating from this temple has been nothing short of magical. I believe this temple wasn't just a visual spectacle but a source of profound spiritual solace for countless Delhiites. When I visited, I saw people pouring their hearts out, praying fervently, tears of devotion streaming down their faces as they sought blessings from the divine couple. It was a surreal, soul-stirring experience to witness the myriad emotions of devotees in this sacred space. The love and adoration showered upon my show 'Shiv Shakti' have been overwhelming, and I truly hope that 'Laxmi Narayan' receives an equally overwhelming response from audiences across the nation."