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@100raj:why should people get hurt over a difference of opinion? People need to remember dat this is a virtual portal and we r all strangers here. So d opinions of people whom u have never met nor will meet in ur life should not become a matter of life and death. Enjoy madi!

Originally posted by: 100raj

but you will find devasthan for ravan in srilanka.so there thinking is different from ours.

it is natural-- every coin will have 2 faces.
we cant change people views.
then why fight over it??

Originally posted by: deepak8620

somebody didn't want to accept that wrong is wrong ,by praising it wrong cant become right likewise ravan can't become ramat any cost

Plz don't bring ramayan into this...because ravan had some good traits in his character & no literary analyst can deny that... even ram was a flawed hero... I can give thousand such examples where ram was wrong so let's don't indulge in that territory.😉 but yes as you sad wrong can not become right just because it's fascinating.

Wow d character of ravan has been invoked here. Ravan was a fascinating character. He was a rishimuni of d purest order who became a victim of his own pride. There r so many versions of d ramayana but d truly fascinating one has to b a south east asian version where in their god avataars ravan was actually d father of sita. Fascinating stuff.

Originally posted by: misty85

Plz don't bring ramayan into this...because ravan had some good traits in his character & no literary analyst can deny that... even ram was a flawed hero... I can give thousand such examples where ram was wrong so let's don't indulge in that territory.😉 but yes as you sad wrong can not become right just because it's fascinating.

Originally posted by: misty85

Plz don't bring ramayan into this...because ravan had some good traits in his character & no literary analyst can deny that... even ram was a flawed hero... I can give thousand such examples where ram was wrong so let's don't indulge in that territory.😉 but yes as you sad wrong can not become right just because it's fascinating.