Shrimad Ramayan Chat club #4 - Page 72

Originally posted by: MJ_1009

i tried that new jamai no 1 show on zee tv...show has good ML but terrible FL...FL ki mother is even worst...i gavr up on that show lol..joh baat woh s1 mein ti jamai raja ( before that show lost its own charm after some point), this show is seriously lacking...

Exactly

I Can't Watch Show This Stupid Either

Not Interested

Originally posted by: CID-fan-394

Yep I've read somewhere that he used to be a robber before writing the 5 or 6th version of Ramayan

Btw what is adbhut ramayan?

Omg

Pete

Seriously??

No Way

That's Crazy

Wow

I Didn't Even Know About This

Originally posted by: SilverBell

Omg

Pete

Seriously??

No Way

That's Crazy

Wow

I Didn't Even Know About This

Yep he used to be a thief before he gained enlightenment and wrote Ramayan

Originally posted by: SilverBell

I Will Just Watch It For Time Pass

Nothing Else

I Learned My Lesson Never Get Attached To Any Tv Series

Otherwise It Will Hurt Badly

Kundali Bhagya

Originally posted by: CID-fan-394

Yep he used to be a thief before he gained enlightenment and wrote Ramayan

Wow

That's Interesting

Thanks Pete I Learned Something New Today

Originally posted by: CID-fan-394

Yep I've read somewhere that he used to be a robber before writing the 5 or 6th version of Ramayan

Btw what is adbhut ramayan?

Valmiki wrote Adbhut Ramayana to highlight events that were left out of the main epic. Ramayan was written to glorify the character of Sri Rama. However, he left out events that would have glorified Sita at Sri Rama's expense. Adbhuta Ramayana is a feminine narrative that highlights the significance of femininity. (It's called "Sakta" version which translates to Shaktism = devotion to female deity).

Adbhuta Ramayana begins with Rama's confrontation with Parashurama as he and his family returned from his wedding in Janakpura. The story glosses over other noteworthy events of the epic, focusing more on supportive stories intended to elaborate upon the major themes of Valmiki's primary work. Everything before that, Tadaka vadh, dhanush breaking - everything is omitted.

The climax of the book is when Lord Ram prays to the cosmic Goddess or Shakti. He tunes 1008 divine names or mantras which describe and enumerate the various glories virtues and attributes of the magnificent Shakti of Mother Nature.

This book has Sita killing Sahastra Ravan, on the battlefield itself right after Ram kills Ravan. That's where she takes Mahakali roop.

I hope this helps, Pete!

Originally posted by: MJ_1009

kundali bhagya i left after some point of s1...started to watch s2 out of curiosity for sana's sake...gen 2 was feekha in terms of acting so just resorted to only chiding the cast for their acting skills ...

Yeah That's True

Still Upset Talking About Kundali Bhagya

Because There Wasn't Any Happy Ending To The Show

At All

😔

Originally posted by: RamLakshman

Valmiki wrote Adbhut Ramayana to highlight events that were left out of the main epic. Ramayan was written to glorify the character of Sri Rama. However, he left out events that would have glorified Sita at Sri Rama's expense. Adbhuta Ramayana is a feminine narrative that highlights the significance of femininity. (It's called "Sakta" version which translates to Shaktism = devotion to female deity).

Adbhuta Ramayana begins with Rama's confrontation with Parashurama as he and his family returned from his wedding in Janakpura. The story glosses over other noteworthy events of the epic, focusing more on supportive stories intended to elaborate upon the major themes of Valmiki's primary work. Everything before that, Tadaka vadh, dhanush breaking - everything is omitted.

The climax of the book is when Lord Ram prays to the cosmic Goddess or Shakti. He tunes 1008 divine names or mantras which describe and enumerate the various glories virtues and attributes of the magnificent Shakti of Mother Nature.

This book has Sita killing Sahastra Ravan, on the battlefield itself right after Ram kills Ravan. That's where she takes Mahakali roop.

I hope this helps, Pete!

Thanks it was really informative

Originally posted by: RamLakshman

Valmiki wrote Adbhut Ramayana to highlight events that were left out of the main epic. Ramayan was written to glorify the character of Sri Rama. However, he left out events that would have glorified Sita at Sri Rama's expense. Adbhuta Ramayana is a feminine narrative that highlights the significance of femininity. (It's called "Sakta" version which translates to Shaktism = devotion to female deity).

Adbhuta Ramayana begins with Rama's confrontation with Parashurama as he and his family returned from his wedding in Janakpura. The story glosses over other noteworthy events of the epic, focusing more on supportive stories intended to elaborate upon the major themes of Valmiki's primary work. Everything before that, Tadaka vadh, dhanush breaking - everything is omitted.

The climax of the book is when Lord Ram prays to the cosmic Goddess or Shakti. He tunes 1008 divine names or mantras which describe and enumerate the various glories virtues and attributes of the magnificent Shakti of Mother Nature.

This book has Sita killing Sahastra Ravan, on the battlefield itself right after Ram kills Ravan. That's where she takes Mahakali roop.

I hope this helps, Pete!

Yes I Saw This Version In Siya Ki Ram

That's What The Markers Are Following This Version Of Ramayan It Seems

Originally posted by: SilverBell

Yes I Saw This Version In Siya Ki Ram

That's What The Markers Are Following This Version Of Ramayan It Seems

These makers are not following anyyyyyy version they've made their own rotten khichdi and are just playing with whatever they're getting .. at this point it's just ..