Unni Mukundan highlights Hindu concerns, from Ganapathi today to Shiva tomorrow; Is belief becoming myth?

Actor Unni Mukundan stated that he is a believer. He mentioned that no one has any issue when people express that God is a myth. The actor shared these thoughts while participating in the Vinayaka Chaturthi celebration at the Kottarakkara Mahaganapati Temple.

‘What is the major concern for Hindus? They have turned into fearless and resilient individuals. In the vast realm of India, everyone has the right to express all sorts of opinions; this is its beauty. However, we need to consider who is the speaker, who the audience is and for whom these statements are intended.

I personally, am a believer and somewhat sensitive. I recognize that it isn't problematic when someone voices their disbelief in the God. The failure, experienced by me and others alike is that we accept such challenges without much resistance.

Today, they may assert that Ganapati is a myth; yesterday, it was Ayyappan; tomorrow, they might declare Krishna as mythical and then Shiva could be labelled a myth. Ultimately, they could even designate you as a myth. It's crucial to be attentive to all these statements.

I have only one thing to say, you must comprehend the circumstances and proceed with your rituals. No one even dares to criticize the rituals of believers in other religions or their deities. This is the approach you should adopt,’ the actor emphasized.