Buddha: Rajaon Ka Raja

I started watching this on Netflix and didn't realize there were 55 episodes. There is some overacting,l by the characters mangla and devdutt. The show really got interesting for me in once siddarth started on the path to become Buddha. I kept wondering how much of these events were true and kept googling as watching the events. I have found it to be educative about Buddhism. I highly recommend it. Buddham sharnam Gacchami!

Along the line of The Game of Thrones, this series dramatizes the story of Buddha, his family, and followers thoroughly. Not only do we gain the more commonly known stories and myths, but we gain insight and context about the period, political situation, and personal jealousies of family and foes.

I volunteer occasionally at a monastery in Nepal, and the older monks who have seen this series also think highly of its quality and recommend it.

This show is well presented and the actors have done justice to their roles. I am curious to understand Buddha and his teachings. The depiction of Buddha's earlier life as a prince and his transformation and finally his awakening are shown very well. A nice series to watch and understand the great soul. Now I can delve into the books to go deeper.

I loved this series. How can I buy it. Its on youtube with Chinese translation (not English). It is very useful story and one to be heard around the world. Why is it no longer available? The west needs to hear about his story .

Does anyone have an answer?? Please, let me know. I found it by chance and really need to see it again. Buddhists could turn the series into a very instructive tool as well as earn back some profits from it. Its is more addictive than any soap opera and yet it teaches so much. So, I would appreciate it if I (and others) could access it or perhaps buy it from the buddhists.

It has to be good to compel me to view the whole series more than once and this beautiful series succeeds to do it. There is extravaganza throughout the whole series and a grandeur in its presentation. The actors bring an endearment that adds to the desire to continue with the show. The women are gorgeous to such degree that you can't think of many movies that would out class such beauty. The look and the tenure is what make them so strikingly beautiful. Buddha being played by such an endearing individual is testament to the man in charge of this epic production. It surpasses most of anything cinematographic that I have viewed in all those years.