Ravan: mere mahadev - Page 7

That is one qulaity I like in the show it connects me to Gods. I Have seen mythology shows where I have yet to connect to an extend which this show has connected me. I like some of the emotions shown. It connects me to them. If Ganesh calls Vishnu and Lakhsmi mama mami I love that. I love the display of emotions or it will be like some of the other shws which do not touch your heart. DKDM strikes a chord precisely for this.

@monica-maybe some of us found his beaviour weird-but a certain section of the audience actually liked it

Originally posted by: shruti.nil

@monica-maybe some of us found his beaviour weird-but a certain section of the audience actually liked it

its about ones view point

i want to see the villian Raavan-but i guess that will be once Dashaana becomes Raavan,gets Lanka,Mandodhari,etc will be slowly go to becomming the Raavan we know him to be...

This was one of the beastly portrayed Ravana on screen. Just like Nitish Bhardwaj was the best Lord Krishna. I have full confidence that Manish will do justice to Ravan. But his voice is too soft. Tarakasur's laughter and dialogues still reign supreme in my mind.

Originally posted by: kavya24

This was one of the beastly portrayed Ravana on screen. Just like Nitish Bhardwaj was the best Lord Krishna. I have full confidence that Manish will do justice to Ravan. But his voice is too soft. Tarakasur's laughter and dialogues still reign supreme in my mind.

Now lucy that is a good one. He is still has the hangover from CGM. 😆

Originally posted by: kavya24

Now lucy that is a good one. He is still has the hangover from CGM. 😆

he told me he will forever carry memory of chanakya..because he lived chanakya..may b nikhil also can't forget he is chanakya so made him such soft spoken raavan

he is surprisingly soft spoken ravan-but he seems to be a wise and intelligent Ravan

You girls are cracking me up with Ravan's feelings for Mahadev.

But seriously, whenever we think of Ravan, we only think of him in the context of Ramayanam, specifically the abduction of Sita. That he was a great devotee of Shiva is acknowledged in the passing. Since his role in DKDM is much before his Lanka story, the focus has to be on the kind of person he was, and being a Shiv-Bhakth was at the core of it. In that sense the portrayal is true to form.

That said, I have not yet seen the episode :) !! Don't know if I can keep a straight face while watching after reading all the comments here ;)