Raaz Peechle Janam Ka -Review

Raaz Peechle Janam Ka –Review

Ever believed in re-incarnation? No matter what caste, creed and religion we belong to we all have heard and talked something about these from our grandparents, ,friends etc. This has always been a intriguing question for decades. It’s like if we believe in God then we can believe in our previous births too.
Ever since I saw this ad about a reality show starting on this topic of re-incarnation I could not help but wait eagerly for their first show to air on 7th December ,2009 at 9.30 pm on NDTV imagine. Ravikishen did a fabulous job as an anchor for the show. Looks like he has improved manifold and looks great and radiant on the stage. The sets are painted in dark blue shades, creating the environment for getting in
touch with your inner soul. The show is an attempt to find answers to the problems people face like having phobias or they see same images again and again or some recurrent situations happening with them. It’s about finding the main root cause of a series of events happening in a person’s life.
The first contestant Swati , who stayed in Bhopal who herself didn’t believe much in this re-incarnation had come to the show, expecting even she may find some answer to her phobia from heights. She dreaded sitting in the plane, especially when the flights take off and landed. She had come there along with her husband and a relative to witness what all she will say when in a state of deep sleep.

Ravikishen asked her whether she was ready to take this test and she said a yes. She was made to lie down on the bed and asked several questions which revealed the ultimate truth that she was a sailor in her last birth and had died in the plane crash. She said everything right from her name, to seat number, to flight number and also the co-passenger , Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha, India’s famous scientist.
I was spell-bound. I just could not believe my eyes. Also the contestant Swati herself was speechless. The concept of the show is quite unique and will surely attract a large pool of audiences.