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Originally posted by: Chandraketu

I don't see how they show pancha-mukh now, since they didn't show that during the Ahi-Mahi saga, and there, they merged the 2 stories and completely lost the one about Hanuman's confrontation with Mahiravan. Unless they use it for some other purpose.

Originally posted by: ananyacool

I have watched both Jaibajrangbali and Mahabali Hanuman, one thing must say that in both films , incidents shown are in aludicrous manner😔

The serial can atleast avoid that.

Ananya

I've seen just Bajrangbali, not Mahabali Hanuman, and agree with you on Bajrangbali - Hanuman is depicted in too much of a slapstick manner, like the incident with him on the occasion that Sita cooks for him, and he makes her life miserable, as shown below

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbbsLkiK99U[/YOUTUBE]

It would be nice to have Sita have some family episodes in the palace, like with Kaushalya, Urmila and of course Rama himself, but at the same time, I am hoping they don't show it in such a cavalier manner.

Another thing I hope they don't show (which they did in the previous Ramayan) - that is Sita being the one who urges Rama to exile her. In Valmiki, Sita had no clue that she'd be abandoned until it came time to abandon her, and Lakshman had an excruciating task of breaking the news to her. I hope that mischaracterization of her exile is not repeated here.

Originally posted by: kiranraghu

Dear Sagars,

I have a suggestion. When Sitaji has become pregnant (before she was sent to exile), King Janak comes to Ayodhya to take her daughter to Mithila (it is customary that women will be taken to her parents house at the time of delivery) But she refuses to do so, because she cannot stay away from her husband even a single second. Ramji become so happy for this. If possible please show this. (Gurmeet & Debina will be so cute in their sweet moments) Sorry, if any body had already posted this.

Kiranraghu

I was not even aware that such a custom existed, let alone that Janak tried to evoke it for Sita. What's the source of it? I think that will make the thing even more painful than it will already be, so I'm sorry to disagree with you here - I don't think it should be shown, unless it's from one of the major versions.

Originally posted by: Chandraketu

Ananya

I've seen just Bajrangbali, not Mahabali Hanuman, and agree with you on Bajrangbali - Hanuman is depicted in too much of a slapstick manner, like the incident with him on the occasion that Sita cooks for him, and he makes her life miserable, as shown below

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbbsLkiK99U[/YOUTUBE]

It would be nice to have Sita have some family episodes in the palace, like with Kaushalya, Urmila and of course Rama himself, but at the same time, I am hoping they don't show it in such a cavalier manner.

Another thing I hope they don't show (which they did in the previous Ramayan) - that is Sita being the one who urges Rama to exile her. In Valmiki, Sita had no clue that she'd be abandoned until it came time to abandon her, and Lakshman had an excruciating task of breaking the news to her. I hope that mischaracterization of her exile is not repeated here.

Originally posted by: Chandraketu

Ananya

I've seen just Bajrangbali, not Mahabali Hanuman, and agree with you on Bajrangbali - Hanuman is depicted in too much of a slapstick manner, like the incident with him on the occasion that Sita cooks for him, and he makes her life miserable, as shown below

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbbsLkiK99U[/YOUTUBE]

It would be nice to have Sita have some family episodes in the palace, like with Kaushalya, Urmila and of course Rama himself, but at the same time, I am hoping they don't show it in such a cavalier manner.

Another thing I hope they don't show (which they did in the previous Ramayan) - that is Sita being the one who urges Rama to exile her. In Valmiki, Sita had no clue that she'd be abandoned until it came time to abandon her, and Lakshman had an excruciating task of breaking the news to her. I hope that mischaracterization of her exile is not repeated here.

Godisone

Which S Indian version has it? I know Kamban doesn't, because in the intro to Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan, Ramanand-ji himself notes that Kamban openly stated that those events are so distressing that he refused to believe that they actually happened. So it couldn't have been that. Was it the Telegu/Kannada/Malayalam versions?

Somehow, that's one aspect of the cut & paste approach of the Sagars (both last serial and this one) that I don't really appreciate. One gets very strange accounts at times as a result of the composites they put together.