Pitra Kuda (2024)
16 Feb 2024 ● Garhwali ● 2 hrs 29 mins
"Pitrikuda" revolves around the restless spirit of a deceased man who has been denied his ancestral rites (Pitru Shraddha). Blaming his son and daughter-in-law for his wife's demise, the vengeful spirit seeks retribution by tormenting and ultimately killing them through the ferocious power of his wandering soul.
Cast: Pradeep Bhandari, Shivani Bhandari
Crew: Pradeep Bhandari (Director), Nagendra Prasad (Director of Photography)
Rating: U/A (India)
Genres: Drama
Release Dates: 16 Feb 2024 (India)
Garhwali Name: पितृकूड़ा
Did you know? Uttarakhand, renowned as Devbhoomi, holds a distinctive tradition called 'Pitrikuda' (Lingwas), adding to its rich cultural tapestry. This tradition, also known as Lingavas, underscores the state's unique identity globally, showcasing its abundant diversity in culture, rituals, and traditions. Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Garhwali
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Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.39:1 (Scope)
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Uttarakhand, renowned as Devbhoomi, holds a distinctive tradition called 'Pitrikuda' (Lingwas), adding to its rich cultural tapestry. This tradition, also known as Lingavas, underscores the state's unique identity globally, showcasing its abundant diversity in culture, rituals, and traditions.
In the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, 'Pitrikuda' is a small mythological temple made of stones situated in elevated areas of villages. This tradition dates back centuries, established by the ancestors of each village in Garhwal. Known as Pitrikuda or Lingavas, after a family member's demise, they are honored post-funeral rites and worshipped as ancestral deities in the form of a Linga, a small round stone, typically sourced from riverbanks, measuring 5-6 inches.
In the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, 'Pitrikuda' is a small mythological temple made of stones situated in elevated areas of villages. This tradition dates back centuries, established by the ancestors of each village in Garhwal. Known as Pitrikuda or Lingavas, after a family member's demise, they are honored post-funeral rites and worshipped as ancestral deities in the form of a Linga, a small round stone, typically sourced from riverbanks, measuring 5-6 inches.
