Remo D’Souza revealed he converted to Christianity at age 15, citing personal spiritual reasons rather than his wife’s influence, during a recent vlog discussing his life journey.
Remo D’Souza stated his conversion was not due to his wife Lizel
The choreographer and filmmaker clarified that his decision to adopt Christianity at 15 was independent of his wife’s faith, countering common assumptions about spousal influence on religious conversion.
He shared that he displays the world’s smallest Shiva lingam at home
Despite his Christian faith, Remo D’Souza mentioned keeping and showing the world’s smallest Shiva lingam in his household, reflecting his continued respect for Hindu traditions.
Remo D’Souza was born Ramesh Gopi Nair and changed his name after conversion
Born into a Hindu family as Ramesh Gopi Nair, he adopted the name Remo D’Souza following his conversion to Christianity, marking a formal shift in his personal identity.
What prompted Remo D’Souza to discuss his religious conversion now?
He spoke about his spiritual journey in a recent vlog where he discussed personal life changes and experiences.
Does Remo D’Souza follow only Christianity after his conversion?
No, he stated that he now gives importance to all religions, indicating an inclusive approach to faith despite his personal conversion.