How Babas Fool India | Dhirendra Shastri, Aniruddhacharya, Baba Ramdev, Premanand Maharaj Exposed

India, a land where saints were once the symbol of simplicity and sacrifice, is now witnessing a new trend — where spirituality is packaged, promoted, and profited like a billion-rupee industry.

In this bold documentary, we expose how some of India’s popular babas and spiritual figures are building empires in the name of religion, while living lives more luxurious than Bollywood stars and CEOs.

🔮 Dhirendra Shastri (Bageshwar Dham Sarkar)
Event Fees: ₹20–25 lakhs per Divya Darbar or Katha

Uses theatrics, alleged “miracle readings”

Travels often in chartered flights, massive political connections

Criticized for promoting superstition

📖 Aniruddhacharya Ji Maharaj
Event Fees: ₹15–20 lakhs per katha event

Known for highly dramatized storytelling, luxury event setups

Increasing social media following, especially among youth

🚗 Premanand Maharaj (Vrindavan)
Reportedly owns 4–5 luxury cars including Mercedes, Fortuner, Audi, and BMW

Often seen in lavishly decorated religious events with hi-tech arrangements

Social media image crafted like a celebrity guru

Huge youth appeal but criticized for luxury lifestyle despite “vairagya” preaching

💼 Baba Ramdev
Net Worth (Approx): ₹4,000 – ₹5,000 Crores (includes Patanjali empire)

Co-founder of Patanjali Ayurved, operates across FMCG, pharmacy, and media

Strong political ties, involved in multiple controversies — from land scams to misleading ads

Criticized for blending religion, yoga, business, and nationalism for profit

😨 Other Infamous Babas:
Asaram Bapu – Convicted rapist serving life imprisonment

Narayan Sai – Son of Asaram, also convicted in rape case

Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh – Jailed for rape & murder

Nithyananda – Declared his own country Kailasa after fleeing India

Radhe Maa – Glamorous baba with no real spiritual depth

Swami Om, Ichchadhari Baba – Known for media drama and frauds

The shocking fees and wealth behind spiritual events

The celebrity culture of babas and their business models

Political protection and media manipulation

The growing blind faith culture in educated society

⚠️ A Wake-Up Call:
Not all babas are fake. This video targets those who misuse faith for money, fame, and power.
If spirituality is real — why is it sold like a corporate service? Why do saints need SUVs and crores?

🔔 Watch, Think, Question:
✔️ Like | ✔️ Share | ✔️ Subscribe
📩 Comment: Do you think spirituality is becoming a business in India?