‘धर्म बदलना चाहता हूं’, जब पेरेंट्स से बोला कोरियोग्राफर रेमो, पिता ने रखी थी ये शर्त – choreographer Remo DSouza converted religion hindu to Christianity father puts one condition tmovf
Remo D’Souza is one of the most talented choreographers of the Bollywood industry. He has also made his mark as a director. Remo was born in a Hindu family, while his wife is Christian. But Remo changed his religion and became a Christian. Now Remo and his wife Liesel have spoken very openly about their spiritual journey. He told how his faith is no longer limited to the boundaries of any one religion.
Remo’s wife said this
In the latest interview given to Nayandeep Rakshit’s YouTube channel, Remo and his wife Liesel talked about the idols of different gods present in their house. The couple told that along with the idols of Mother Mary and Buddha, there are also special temples of Lord Ganesha and Lord Shiva in their house.
Liesel told that she was born and brought up in a Christian family. She also believes in her traditions, but now she has started believing in other religions too, especially Hinduism. Talking about her spiritual journey, Liesel said – It is very important for me and Remo. I was born in a Catholic family. Remo was born in a Hindu family and later he (Remo) converted to religion.
Liesel further said- I have been keeping Ganpati ji in my house for the last 25 years. In the last 4-5 years, perhaps after the demise of my parents, I have suddenly become inclined towards Hinduism. I do all the worship and stuff and I love doing it, even though I’m a Catholic.
What did Remo say on religious conversion?
Let us tell you that Remo, born in a Hindu family,’s birth name is Ramesh Gopi Nair. But later he changed his religion from Hindu to Christian. Talking about this, Remo said that when he told his parents that he wanted to convert to religion, his parents also did not put any kind of pressure on him. Remo said- I don’t know how he was so ‘cool’.
However, then Liesel interrupted and said – There was a moment when he was not so cool and that was when my first son was born. On this Remo further said- We had named our son Adonis. My parents are from Jamnagar, so how would they pronounce this name? That’s why we also gave our son a Hindu name, Dhruv. Meaning he has two names. But later when he grew up, he chose the name Adonis.
Remo further told that when it came to adopting Christianity, his parents had no problem. He said- One day I went and told my father that I work a lot for the church and I want to join them. He said- Okay, do it. Just don’t change my name and that’s why my name is Remo Gopi D’Souza.
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