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Posted: 10 years ago
#61

Originally posted by: Angela_Grokes

Can someone tell me a thing are there any specific incidents of Ram and Sita's childhood which form important parts of the epic?

I liked the scene they showed yesterday. 😊 Especially the Sita one. I liked her entry and it looked quite hooking. That made me ask this question.


Neither Ram nor Sita's childhood are very prominent in Ramayana. All we know of Ram's childhood is that he and his brothers studied under Vasishta in his ashram until the age of 16, wherein they returned home to Ayodhya.

All we know of Sita's childhood is that when she was a young girl (around the age of 8-10) she was throwing around a ball with her sisters in the room where the Shiv Dhanush was kept, and the ball rolled underneath the heavy cart that the dhanush rested on. Sita's sisters could not push the cart so Sita lifted the shiv dhanush, thereby allowing the sisters to push the cart and retrieve the ball.

Seeing this incident, Janak realizes his daughter is none other than a form of the Goddess Lakshmi, so he organizes a swayamvar for her in such a way that only Lord Vishnu can fulfill it. He states that the man who can lift and string the Shiv dhanush will be his daughter's groom, and Sita too accepts this vow as her own, seeing it as the only way to attract Lord Vishnu to Mithila. 😉


This is all we know about their childhood. Anything else shown in TVs or movies is creative license.
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Posted: 10 years ago
#62
Hmmm... The episode was good but I cannot relate to teenage Ram actor. No offence but he does not give me feels of Ram.
Dashrath's care is being portrayed with such attention. I don't mind it but if it is not as per the epic, then they should tone it down a bit. But then, well Star Plus shows some with a big bag of distortions.
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Posted: 10 years ago
#63

Originally posted by: Destiny_rose

Janaki,

Are you talking about the episode where they show infant Sita lifting the Shiv Dhanush?


Yes, it was a really cute scene and I loved baby Sita, but the scene had two bloopers in itself.

1) The bow was never strung until Ram strung it in the swayamvar.
2) Sita was much older (a child) when she lifted the bow. They should have shown the current child Sita lifting the bow. Showing it in her infancy was rushed and unneeded.
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Posted: 10 years ago
#64
@RamkiJanaki after watching episodes, I feel they will show Kousalya as rude MIL to show Sita as ideal bahu. because I know daily soaps are expert in butchering characters. making daily is easiest way to spoil epic's Uniqueness.
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Posted: 10 years ago
#65

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..


Neither Ram nor Sita's childhood are very prominent in Ramayana. All we know of Ram's childhood is that he and his brothers studied under Vasishta in his ashram until the age of 16, wherein they returned home to Ayodhya.

All we know of Sita's childhood is that when she was a young girl (around the age of 8-10) she was throwing around a ball with her sisters in the room where the Shiv Dhanush was kept, and the ball rolled underneath the heavy cart that the dhanush rested on. Sita's sisters could not push the cart so Sita lifted the shiv dhanush, thereby allowing the sisters to push the cart and retrieve the ball.

Seeing this incident, Janak realizes his daughter is none other than a form of the Goddess Lakshmi, so he organizes a swayamvar for her in such a way that only Lord Vishnu can fulfill it. He states that the man who can lift and string the Shiv dhanush will be his daughter's groom, and Sita too accepts this vow as her own, seeing it as the only way to attract Lord Vishnu to Mithila. 😉


This is all we know about their childhood. Anything else shown in TVs or movies is creative license.

Wow! The Sita scene is too good. I liked it. I wish they show so etching like this. But then they are showing a lot of fiction related to their early age so I'll keep my expectations a bit low.
It is good to see the writers coming up with their own scenes because, though fiction, it helps us relate to characters a bit more.

Thanks Janaki. 😊
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Posted: 10 years ago
#66

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..

All we know of Sita's childhood is that when she was a young girl (around the age of 8-10) she was throwing around a ball with her sisters in the room where the Shiv Dhanush was kept, and the ball rolled underneath the heavy cart that the dhanush rested on. Sita's sisters could not push the cart so Sita lifted the shiv dhanush, thereby allowing the sisters to push the cart and retrieve the ball.


This part is actually interesting! I wish they kept it this way rather than show it earlier on when she was an infant.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: iDea-yeS-viruS

@RamkiJanaki after watching episodes, I feel they will show Kousalya as rude MIL to show Sita as ideal bahu. because I know daily soaps are expert in butchering characters. making daily is easiest way to spoil epic's Uniqueness.


Did you know, in Zee Tv's Ramayana (worst adaptation of the epic IMO), they showed Kaikeyi mistreating Sita the moment she stepped foot in Ayodhya? It was horrible! She humiliated Sita in front of everyone and demeaned Raja Janak and Sunaina. And you know what else? Ram stayed silent through all this and let his step-mother humiliate her.

I felt I was watching not Ramayan, but some saas-bahu soap. 🤪

I don't think this serial will show anything like that. Although they show Kaushalya as bitter, they seem to have more grace in the way they're handling the characters.

But if they do show saas-bahu drama, I am done with this show once and for all. I cannot tolerate such nonsense in our mythos where none existed!
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Posted: 10 years ago
#68

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..


Yes, it was a really cute scene and I loved baby Sita, but the scene had two bloopers in itself.

1) The bow was never strung until Ram strung it in the swayamvar.
2) Sita was much older (a child) when she lifted the bow. They should have shown the current child Sita lifting the bow. Showing it in her infancy was rushed and unneeded.


I know, it is a bit childish on the parts of CVs, but you see, there are worse versions out there. I guess you haven't read Scion of Ishkavu?
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Posted: 10 years ago
#69
All the three episodes are awesome😃
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Posted: 10 years ago
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@..RamKiJanaki - you mentioned that Ram and Lakshman studied under Vashista, so where does Vishwamitra comes in? He is the one who comes to take Ram and Lakshman to fight the rakshasas and gives Ram training, rite?

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