Originally posted by: Viji79
The television series RAMAYAN by Ramanand sagar was a phenomenal success for many first of its kind things associated with it. Many of us who have watched the recent Ramayan have grown up watching the older version, most of us must have been kids and Arun Govil who played Lord Ram was thought to have born to play the role of his lifetime. Hence to play and convince audience as Lord Ram must have been a challenging role for Gurmeet and I strongly think that he has been successful in his effort. However he became such a charm among girls only after Geet since all said and done the role Lord Ram he played associated divinity with him more than craze. To put it simpler, I liked Gurmeet after Ramayan but love and admire him in Geet.
Right you are, the Ramayan series by Ramanand Sagar is embedded into all of our minds that at first, it was hard to watch a new face in the role of Lord Ram.😳 There were so many comparisons and arguments between people taking the sides of Gurmeet and Arun Govil, and at first, I was always a die-hard supoorter of Arun Govil and could not accept Gurmeet in the role. Then one day, I wondered why we were doing all the comparisons - what was the point? Both Arunji and Guru played Ramji in different ways, and once I assessed both Ramayans as two completely DIFFERENT shows, I began to appreciate Guru as Ramji, and soon liked him a lot in the role because I realized that he was a really good actor. Like I posted above, Arun Govil in the role of Lord Ram will always hold a premium place for me as per favorites, but after him, no one else has done as great of a job at that role than Guru.😊 In Geet, he is good, but his character is kind of mild and a bit boring sometimes, at least for me, that I find his role as Ramji much more exciting and heart-touching.
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