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Critic Review
Shirdi SaiShirdi Sai Baba is widely accepted as the 6th incarnation of Lord Dattatreya. At a tender age of 16, Baba arrived at the village of Shirdi. He was found wandering the outskirts of the village, and was often seen sitting under a neem tree eating leaves. After a brief stay there, he disappeared for a long period, only to suddenly reappear to a Muslim- Chand Patil. Patil was searching for his lost horse, and Baba leads him to his horse. Thrilled, Patil asks him to travel with his entourage for a marriage in his family. The moment he sets foot in Shirdi, miracles begin to happen. Baba decides to stay in Shirdi and makes a dilapidated mosque his home. The mosque soon became a holy place and Baba named it DWARAKAMAI, where everyone irrespective of their caste or creed was welcome..
The film chronicles the life of Shirdi Sai Baba and his miracles. So the story, by and large, is faithful to the Shri Sai Satcharitra. A young boy comes to Shirdi, and he practices meditation there but his activities are seen by a local head Bhatia (Sayaj.
As the name implies, Shirdi Sai is the life story of Sai Baba. The movie starts off in 1854 by showing a young Sai Baba, who is seen by the people of Shirdi in a meditative pose under a neem tree. After giving a few glimpses of His holy nature, Sai leaves.
Shirdi Sai movie showcases the lifestyle, practices, preachings and eternal miracles of Saibaba. Director Raghavendra Rao who is an expert in directing devotional movies has once again come up with a very good narration and conviction. The first half goes.
The small town of Shirdi is visited by a young boy and he starts performing some miracles. But this doesn’t go well with the local head Bhatia (Sayaji Shinde) and he causes trouble. Suddenly, the boy disappears and after few years he returns. He is name.
