Pandharpur live darshan, yatra 2010, Yatra, Ashadi Ekadashi

Pandharpur yatra is one of the most celebrated pilgrimages of Maharastra, Western India.

Pardharpur Yatra is a 21 days pilgrimage walk it is also recognized as Ashadhi Ekadasi Waari of Pandharpur, which ends on the Ekadasi day in Ashadi Month. Pandharpur Yatra Palki of great saint Tukaram Maharaj started on 3rd July and ended on 21st July on Ashadi Ekadasi.

Updates from Indiatimes – Pandharpur falls in district Solapur in Maharashtra in Western India. It is one of the most respected pilgrimage sites in Maharashtra. It is on the banks of the river Bhima, which is also known as Chandrabhaga. Known as “Sourthern Kashi of India”, Pandurang, Vitthal or Pandhari, it is supposed to be The Supreme God of The Universe for all the Maharashtrians and an incarnation of Lord Shiva and Vishnu.

The interesting part of the project is that the film is being shot live as the sant Dnyaneshwar palkhi reached the city on Tuesday. Titled Gajar’, the film has its own plot and drama, but everything unfolds as the wari progresses. According to the filmmaker duo, this is the USP of the project. “The film will be shot absolutely live through the 15-day of the journey,” said Bhairawkar. “We cannot recreate an ambient this big in any other way, and decided to go live. There is no scope for re-takes in the film. The actors have rehearsed their dialogues and shooting will be conducted in the course of the journey from Alandi to Pandharpur..