Originally posted by: RegressiveThug
I am not being hypocrite here, Ram isn't a grey character, he is just upright. There is a huge difference in that one. Ram never did anything with wicked or underhand intent, like Krishna or Vishnu and that is what seperates grey from goody boys. His equation with Sita and all that follows, he has been criticized since ages, rightfully but it was never grey. It was more like him demanding same level of sacrifice and uprightness from Sita, that he put himself on.
Since you quoted me, Ram is a grey character. period. What's the moral uprightness in a guy banishing his pregnant wife (who also spent 13 years in exile with him, kept giving numerous tests of her character) on a baseless rumor only to accept his sons in the end? Where's the good intention ? That was a very bad, unjust treatment of his wife. He was worried more about his reputation than her well-being. He could have cared less if she died along the way. He also tarnished her good reputation by doing so. In truth, he didn't deserve to have a moral and upright wife as Sita. No wonder she left him in the end.
Am surprised Hrithik too referred to the grey shades in Ram as a mythological character.
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
 
  
  
 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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