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• #DAYASAGAR HINDI CHRISTIAN MOVIE MOVIE#

It takes 735,000 villagesĪfter the film ended in Nanjanagudu, the mostly illiterate audience listened to Prakash, one of the six missionaries who had shown it. Campus Crusade says 500 film teams show the Jesus film to 100,000 Indians daily.Īs a result, feature-film outreach has earned its place as a powerful tool for Christians in Hindu-majority India it has also garnered severe opposition. Dayspring says 19 million Indians have seen Dayasagar since 1979, and 7 million have made public Christian commitments. While some merely clicked the I am against the caste census button, others were more vocal. Bhimsingh and starred Vijayachander as Lord Christ.

#DAYASAGAR HINDI CHRISTIAN MOVIE MOVIE#

Dayasagar is the most popular Indian movie based on the life of Jesus Christ screened and telecasted last several years.It is originally produced in Telugu as Karunamayudu in 1978 directed by A. 7 kilometrw od Jerozolimy - 2000 pliki uytkownika FILMYRELIGIJNE przechowywane w serwisie 7 kilometrw od Jerozolimy 2000 POLSKI LEKTOR.mp4, 7 kilometrw od Jerozolimy 2000. As the film depicted Christ on the cross, Lakshmamma wept openly.įor the last quarter-century, Operation Mobilization (OM), Campus Crusade, Vimukthi Baptist Church, Dayspring, Gospel for Asia, and others have been penetrating the thicket of traditional Indian culture with compelling feature films about the life of Christ.ĭayasagar and the Jesus film, one or both available in 70 of India's 407 living languages, have won over large numbers of villagers. On May 11 we launched our campaign against caste in census 2011 and responses from readers have been pouring in. A 160-minute version of the life of Jesus Christ filmed entirely with a cast and crew of Christian Indians in India.

For the fourth time, Lakshmamma was watching Dayasagar ( Ocean of Mercy), a gripping Indian-produced feature film about Jesus translated into 15 major Indian languages under the sponsorship of Dayspring International in Virginia Beach. Ignoring the plentiful mosquitoes and mat bugs, Lakshmamma, 45, a dark-skinned Dalit woman in the crowd, winced as she watched Roman soldiers drive long nails into the body of Jesus. Six Indian men in their late 20s stood by the LCD projector they had brought to show a film about Jesus. In the darkness of a July night, 200 villagers sat and stared at the makeshift movie screen alongside a river in Nanjanagudu, a rural community in India's southwestern Karnataka state. NEW DELHI, INDIA (Worthy News) A police investigation continued Friday, May 7, into the killing of an Indian evangelist who investigators said was hacked to death in eastern India after showing a film on the life of Jesus Christ.