Originally posted by: Bhuvi_09
I am talking about when Sita sends Laksh to search for Ram. If you don't know Sita, in her state of panick, accused Lakshman for having wrong intention towards her. She said that if Ram dies, Lakshman would get her as his wife since she is his brother's widow. And all that heartbreaking stuff.
I get it if you don't wanna show "that kind of" content but since all the flirting I thought.
I don't know where this is shown, but in real context if we talk about the holy Ramayana book and veds, NO discussion of this is given.
Lakshman always considered Mata Sita as his mother, in his entire life he didn't even looked at her he always used to bow his head in front of her (there is one context when Sita was kidnapped and Ram and Lakshman were searching for her. Ram showed her jewelry to Lakshman and asked him if it belongs to sitae to which Lakshman said that I have only seen bhabhi's payal so I cam only tell these are bhabhi's payal, rest I don't know).
He considered his bhaiya bhabhi as his father and mother and has dedicated his whole life to them. Yes Siya was angry on Lakshman as he denied to leave her to search for Ram, but she never said these words (this what till now I have read).
Secondly in this modern story, the relationship between Siya with her three devars is so cool and emotional. She considers them as her brothers and those three considers her as their mother figure slash big sister slash guide slash best friend. I agree in a joke or hilarious way, Shatrughan calls her his girlfriend, they flirt with her openly, but then it's their sweet bonding which is shown.
Talking about Siya and Lakshman, yes I have shown him flirting with his bhabhi the most, but that do not have anything wrong indication. That is a sweet relationship between the two of them. Since Lakshman is the one amongst three who has spent more time with Siya, both of them have a comfortable relationship with each other.
In this modern story, each and every relationship is so purely and emotionally attached with each other, depicting the bond of brothers and sisters, depicting the bonds in a family. And it is not based on old Ramayana or new Ramayana (I love SKR characters that's why used them). It's a take on few contexts of Ramayan and the movie hum saath saath hai, so that's all I will say 😊😊
Hope you got your answers
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