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Vibhishna

@Vibhishna

Dazzler

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Posted: 16 years ago

#11

Rajnish ji, that was an awesome update. I couldn't watch the episode fully last night. I'm looking forward to watching it. But after reading your update, I felt as though I watched the episode fully.

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@chatterbox

Trailblazer

+ 14

Posted: 16 years ago

#12

hi rajnish very nice update

the song in flashback and all showed full emotions of everyone

i loved ravan dialogues truly

he knows inside he is defeated but he wants to go with a grace befitting a brave warrior

if i forget rest of warriors i think both ravan and indrajeet were very brave and die a hero's death

just like ppl wud take ram ravan name together so wud they take laksman indrajeet name together

and our heroine dhanyamalini was shown briefly making somebody truly flip

chandra did u flip ur hair like our hero eh

the flashback scenes were terrific honestly

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juhi jain

@jingjing

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Posted: 16 years ago

#13

aaaaaaawwwww......really cool update rajnish bhaiya with songs lyrics...wow...👏.........😃
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Shruti

@Shruti11

Inactive

+ 3

Posted: 16 years ago

#14

thx rajnish for a brilliant update with song lyrics

i loved that song espicially all the old scenes from swamwar to sita haran that scene was creating spells i loved ram sita scene rembering there time together

and urmilla lakshman scene wat a scenes

and then 1 scene of sun rise and ram ji face ohh it was soooo good

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Vrish

@Vr15h

Stunner

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Posted: 16 years ago

#15

😭😭😭I actually felt real sad listening to Kaushalya lament the fate of women. But just wondering - why'd they show her having a bad feeling about what was to come and happen to dear Sita?😭😭😭

😕😕😕Also, any of you thought that they were projecting the thoughts of today's women onto Kaushalya? As someone in the treta yuga, is it likely that she would regret a young woman moving into another home as a result of getting married?😕😕😕

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akhl

@akhl

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Posted: 16 years ago

#16

I did not watch the episode. Thanks to Rajnish that I got to know what was shown.

I agree with Chandraketu. Kaushalya's lamentation shows that Sagars are projecting the thoughts of some of present day women upon Kaushalya. So much of creativity is not good because it goes contradictory to the time in which the story is set. It is a kind of anachronism.

Edited by akhl - 16 years ago

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Meetu

@mango27

Beginner

Posted: 16 years ago

#17

It was a beautifull episode............loved every part of it. The song, the emotions were just amazing.

I don't know if they are projecting thoughts of present day woman on kaushalaya or not but I remeber even sitaji questioned about certain things before her marriage. I think it may be possible that in treta yug most women didn't voice out their opinions and here the sagars have shown women talking about it. Now I could be totally wrong about it as I am not as knowledgable about this epic as all of u in the forum, so please correct me. This way I would actually learn something from you people.

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Janaki

@RamKiSeeta

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Posted: 16 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: Chandraketu
😭😭😭I actually felt real sad listening to Kaushalya lament the fate of women. But just wondering - why'd they show her having a bad feeling about what was to come and happen to dear Sita?😭😭😭

😕😕😕Also, any of you thought that they were projecting the thoughts of today's women onto Kaushalya? As someone in the treta yuga, is it likely that she would regret a young woman moving into another home as a result of getting married?😕😕😕

I agree; Kaushalya's lament was sad and well done by the actress, but the essence of her words was a little too much like today's women.😕 I think it is because the Sagars are trying to draw in the younger generation or something, which is not wrong, but I personally felt they went a little too far this time.

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ananyacool

@ananyacool

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Posted: 16 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: mango27
It was a beautifull episode............loved every part of it. The song, the emotions were just amazing.

I don't know if they are projecting thoughts of present day woman on kaushalaya or not but I remeber even sitaji questioned about certain things before her marriage. I think it may be possible that in treta yug most women didn't voice out their opinions and here the sagars have shown women talking about it. Now I could be totally wrong about it as I am not as knowledgable about this epic as all of u in the forum, so please correct me. This way I would actually learn something from you people.

No, the women in treta yuga were as much independant in their thoughts and action as a modern woman,

It is evident in Ramayana of Valmiki specially in conversations between Sita and Kaushalya (Ayodhya kaand) and in conversation between Anusuya and Sita (Aranyakaand) were both Kaushalya and Anusuya are instructing wifely duties to Sita; they make a referance against such women who left their husbands if they (husbands) were not rich any more or if they coudn't afford extravaganza for their family(that means a woman could choose to separate herself or even divorce her husband) ; Anusuya even says to sita that a wife should be devoted to a husband even if he is a drunkard 🤢.

From those verses we can ascertain that Women in that era highly independant in their decisions also they were educated and knew the shastras and abided to dharma.

Valmiki's portrayal of Sita will put to shame a modern woman; Sita was very eloquent , patient and a knowledgeable woman .

Also the laws were pro women i.e they were made to protect to interest of women, ofcourse some of them were grossly misunderstood, misinterpreted, thas a different discussion....