Sarvam Shakthi Mayam trailer: Priya Mani, Sanjay Suri, Samir Soni come together to explore the transformative power of faith and the strength and resilience of the human spirit

The original series Sarvam Shakthi Mayam is ZEE5's latest offering for ad-free streaming. Pradeep Maddali is the director of this series, which features well-known actors like Priya Mani, Sanjay Suri, Samir Soni, Ashlesha Thakur, Subbaraju, and Abhay Simha Reddy. The BVS Ravi-created docudrama series will premiere on ZEE5 on June 9 and will be available for free streaming on that platform.

The 10-part series chronicles the travels of an atheist author and his dysfunctional family as they make a pilgrimage to India's 18 sacred sites known as Maha Shakthi Peeths. There are 18 locations, all of which Shiva designed and gave the names Ashta (8), Dasa (10), and S Maha Shakthi Peeths. In the trailer, Madhav Suri (Sanjay Suri) is shown to be a middle-aged man who was previously predicted to achieve great success but is now doomed to fail because he is determined to do so. His father-in-law often looks down on him and his unsuccessful business efforts, even though he is married to the woman he loves, Priya (Priya Mani). Once they begin their trek, though, things begin to change.

The overarching theme of the novel is that they experience miraculous occurrences in nature that aid them in winning their fights. The story of faith's transformative power and the human spirit's fortitude and endurance in the face of hardship are at the heart of "Sarvam Shakthi Mayam," which skillfully weaves together a riveting narrative.

The show is about how devotion and divinity are always interesting and debatable at every level and reason, said the show's director, Pradeep Maddali. The show teaches that the temple is not the place where God lives but rather within people. The goal of this series is introspection. He is excited for people to see their next devotional drama series and appreciates ZEE5 for providing free access to its viewers and supporting storytellers like them.

Priya Mani remarked that playing Priya has given her a deep understanding of the complexities and nuances of love. This role has allowed her to delve deeply into a variety of topics. She can't wait for the viewers to follow them on their adventure. The audience will be able to identify with this touching depiction of a dysfunctional family.

Without a doubt, Sanjay Suri must say that playing this character, who goes through his journey with a wonderful awakening of sorts, was something he liked. The journey that helps the protagonist find peace of mind in the face of adversity is a brilliant plot twist. Many thanks to Anvic's director Pradeep Maddali, showrunner BVS Ravi, creative consultant Hemant Madhukar, and producer Kaumudi for delivering such engaging material.

Sanjay Suri continued with a special mention for his colleagues, Priya Mani, Ashlesha Thakur, Abhay Simha Reddy, and Samir Soni, for being his co-travellers on this very demanding and challenging journey captured beautifully by their DOP, Sajeesh.

According to Samir Soni, a string of events in this series have demonstrated that, as the ancestors claimed, God always provides for people. It's fascinating to observe his transformation from an atheist who produces books attacking God to a believer who writes a fervent defense of the deity in his final work. This is a somewhat uncharted area of storytelling; therefore, he has high hopes that the audience will enjoy it.