Spirit Worship | Bhuthas of Tulunadu, Karnataka, India | Documentary in 15 mins | English Narration

Previously, I have edited several documentaries on Spirit Worship form. But was not satisfied and thought I had not brought out the best. So presenting this video with new footage recorded mostly on 4K. I hope you like this short film. Please share and subscribe. Spirit worship, commonly referred to as Bhuta Kola or Daiva Nema, is a shamanistic Hindu ritual-performance prevalent in the Tulu Nadu region of India. It is non-Vedic ritual, meaning it does not follow the practices and rituals outlined in the Vedas, the sacred texts of Hinduism. During these rituals, participants invoke and interact with 'bhutas' or 'daivas,' believed to be spiritual entities or deities. Shrouded in the mists of time, origins of Bhutha worship remain a mystery. Despite being an ancient practice, this form of worship continues to thrive in Tulunadu. Thanks to Dr. Ashok Alva, Folklorist, Researcher, for providing me with details needed on Bhutha Rituals. Music used in the Movie: YouTube Music Bhairavi-Sitarkani Aditya Verma, Subir Dev Raag Yaman-Alap Sandeep Das, Ujwal Sahani, Aneesh Mishra Malkauns Aditya Verma Manoj Kammaj-Teental Aditya Veram, Subir Dev Tabla Compositions in Teental Bageshri Aditya Verma Kiwani-Teental Aditya Verma, Subir Dev Celestial Sacred Songs Godess of Sea Jimena Conteras PIxabay: “Thud” Sound Royalty free music from Pixabay Video of Pigeons flying in the first clip by Christian Bodhi from Pixabay Cameras used for filming: IPhone XR; Nikon D3200; Canon M50; Sony HDR-CX110 Handycam Video Editing done with Capcut video Editor (PC) Voice-over: Text to speech with MS Clip Champ: Voice of Arjun Indic