Mahavatar Narasimha Reaches Pakistan? Animated Movie's Screening At Swaminarayan Mandir In Karachi Stuns The Internet | VIDEO

Mahavatar Narasimha In Pakistan Viral Video: Social media is buzzing with an eye-catching video that has left many people surprised and curious. The clip shows a special screening of the animated movie Mahavatar Narasimha inside the famous Swaminarayan Mandir, Karachi, and it is being talked about everywhere online. In the viral video, a large screen can be seen set up inside the temple hall, where a big group of people are sitting and watching the animated film with full focus and excitement. The atmosphere in the clip feels energetic and emotional at the same time.

The video was first shared by a creator named Ramjeet Raj, and it quickly grabbed people’s attention. The text written on the clip reads, "First time ever in Pakistan. Maha Avatar Narsimha at Swaminarayan Mandir Karachi." Along with it, the caption said, "First time ever in Pakistan — witnessing the divine might of Maha Avtar Narsinha at Swaminarayan Mandir Karachi. A blessing to be a part of this moment."

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After being shared on Instagram two days ago, the video spread like wildfire. In just a short time, it crossed more than 7 million views, showing how deeply it connected with viewers. With people reacting from both sides of the border, this unexpected screening has now turned into one of the most talked-about cultural moments on social media.

One user wrote, "The land of Pakistan really needs a similar Mahavtaar to save Hindus there." "Lord Narasimha's birthplace is traditionally considered to be the city of Multan, which is now in Pakistan, where the Prahladpuri Temple is located. Other side," a second user wrote. "Lord Narasimma entered his birthplace. Hindus believe him and be like him," wrote a third user.

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"Pakistan ke log bure nahi hai, bass unka brainwash India ke liye ache tarike se kiya gaya hai. Socho agar ye war, ladai jhagda khatam karke ind pak ek hi jaye toh?" added a fourth user. "Birthplace of Bhagwan Narasimha - Prahaladpuri, Multan... What Hindus have now given to the enemy country in brotherhood," a fifth user added. "The god has no boundaries," added another user.