India is home to all the major religions of the world. Its spiritual tradition and
ancient philosophy are becoming increasingly relevant in a modern materialistic
age. These traditions have evolved over thousands of years and they have come to accommodate all manners of belief from nature worship to monotheism, polytheism and even atheism. 'Dharma Part I' lends itself to dramatisation, pictorial representation and abstract graphics, as it recreates the Age of the Vedas and the Upanishads, the teachings of Buddha, the sublime poetry of the Sufi saints, the epic wisdom of the Bhagvad Gita or the Mahabharata and the teachings and insights of great sages.

Part II of 'Dharma' shows how the coming of Islam with ideas of brotherhood,
the oneness of god and the surrender of man to Gods, have made a significant
impact on Indian thinkers and reformers. The continuous exchange of ideas gave birth to very popular movements of Sufism and Bhakti. Even thought the deeply mystical Sufi tradition does not believe in God, it has a great deal in common with the Bhakti tradition which is almost a complete identification with god. At a later date Christianity and Sikhism also found large following in India. 'Dharma, Part II' celebrates India's plurality and its philosophical spirit whereby all faiths and beliefs, regardless of their source, are practised with deep devotion and respected all over India.

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