Hari Om OTT makes history with India’s first Sindhi show ‘Bhagwan Jhulelal Sai’

Bhagwan Jhulelal Sai OTT release

• Bhagwan Jhulelal Sai released in Sindhi and Hindi on Hari Om OTT
• Show blends mythology and history, starring Manish Raisinghani
• Launched on Jhulelal Jayanti, aims to connect with Sindhi culture

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Hari Om OTT has introduced something truly special for audiences with the release of Bhagwan Jhulelal Sai, a show that marks a first for Indian OTT by being available in both Sindhi and Hindi.

More than just a new series, it feels like a meaningful step towards bringing regional culture and faith closer to people in a way that feels authentic and personal.

Launched on the auspicious occasion of Jhulelal Jayanti, the show tells the story of Bhagwan Jhulelal Sai—his life, teachings and enduring spiritual legacy.

Featuring Manish Raisinghani and Parag Tyagi in key roles, the series blends mythology with history, creating a narrative that is both rooted in devotion and easy to connect with emotionally.

For Manish Raisinghani, this project clearly goes beyond just another role. Sharing his experience, he said, "Portraying Jhulelal Sai and Varun Dev were not just a role; it was a spiritual journey and a moment of immense pride for my family and community. Some roles come as opportunities, but this one felt like destiny. While I’ve worked on both national and international projects, this one holds a special place in my heart. I am truly overwhelmed to be playing the role of my own god. It feels extra special since this show is coming in our very own Sindhi language as well"

Parag Tyagi also spoke about how unique the show is, adding, "Jhulelal Sai is the first-ever show that beautifully blends mythology with history. Hari Om has achieved something truly special by bringing the stories of our gods and goddesses to audiences and presenting them in their authentic language"

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At the heart of it, the intention behind the show is simple—telling stories that matter, in the language they truly belong to. Avinash Duggar reflected that vision when he said, “With Bhagwan Jhulelal Sai, we're excited to share this inspiring story with the Sindhi community and beyond. We will continue to showcase the stories of Indian culture and Sanatan Dharma to the world, presented in their own language.”

Since its launch in 2024, Hari Om OTT has steadily built a space for devotional storytelling, with shows like Mata Lakshmi and Jai Jagannath finding their audience.