People across India will be celebrating the festival of Krishna Janmashtami on August 16, 2025. During the celebrations, many will be remembering their favorite actors who played Krishna on screen. One such actor who will be remembered is Sarvadaman D Banerjee, who played the role of Krishna in Ramanand Sagar’s classic TV series “Shri Krishna.” His portrayal of Krishna captivated the entire nation. His soft smile, bright eyes, and soothing voice transported millions to Lord Krishna’s age.The Magic of Sarvadaman D Banerjee As KrishnaSarvadaman D Banerjee showcased incredible charm and skill as an actor. This, along with his role as Lord Krishna earned him the love and admiration of many. Other actors who played Krishna, such as Nitish Bharadwaj and Saurabh Raj Jain cannot be forgotten. Banerjee’s performances radiated devotion, love, and joy, which made him a beloved figure across India. His portrayal still makes his admirers feel blessed and mesmerized, remembering his graceful and emotional movements along with enchanting performances.Where Is Sarvadaman D Banerjee Now?Sarvadaman D Banerjee is well known for his role in “Shri Krishna,” but he has acted in both Hindi and South Indian films. He has recently acted in “Lucky Bhaskar” with Dulquer Salmaan and also in “Godfather” and “Sankranthiki Vasthunam.” Now 59, Sarvadaman has managed to stay in good health. He is in great shape, and his social media fitness posts and six-pack abs put him in a good light. In his message, he revealed that yoga and workout are the sources of his health and fitness.Spiritual Connection and How He Became KrishnaRamanand Sagar recounted in a podcast how Sarvadaman did not want to take on the role of Krishna and asked for 10 days to come to a decision. When the time came to finalize the contract for “Shri Krishna”, he experienced an otherworldly vision of Krishna “standing on waves of gold” while “raindrops” fell and he played the flute. He immediately felt a divine calling to the role and committed to performing it with all of his heart and soul.
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