Episode 3 - Prem vs Moh

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Posted: 9 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: fatssrilanka
Lovely post. Today's episode was all about putra prem and putra moh. Similar to Mahabharat's Dhritrashtra towards his children. Each episode carries a lesson that's to be learnt for today's generation.

Yes, Dhritrashtra was an excellent example of putra Moh, but in his case, what made him a very weak and a very negative character was that his Moh was also tinged with Moh for the throne, and also jealousy against Pandu.

Dashratha on the other hand had only one vice, if I may call it a vice, that was his excessive Moh and love, for Kaikeyi and Rama.

He in fact was a man of his word and always practiced 'raghukul reet sadaa chali aayi pran jaye par vachan NA jaayi...

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Posted: 9 years ago

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@TM wonderful Post and analyzed.

I like little Sita. She has grace and beauty. The greatness of this show is every actor's performance is flawless. The back ground score and story narration is excellent until now. It is a treat to watch.

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Arshics

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Posted: 9 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: Muggle_Diaries
Hi,
Nicely written. we did get to see different faces of Fathers today. Love, hope, anxiety, fear, sorrow and despair.

Love
Kshithi

Sahi baat Kshithi, the episodes till now have beautiful explored the diverse form of fathers love. Ramayana is anyway a tale of love honour and duty, as the emotions that guide our actions and thoughts and motives.

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Arshics

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Originally posted by: anglecat9
@TM wonderful Post and analyzed.
I like little Sita. She has grace and beauty. The greatness of this show is every actor's performance is flawless. The back ground score and story narration is excellent until now. It is a treat to watch.

Please call me Arshi. The show is indeed made very well, and a visual and emotional treat

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Arshics

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Posted: 9 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: varshu27
What an incredible post. You have summarized the whole episode beautifully. Looking forward to more of ur reviews.

Thank you dear. Hope to see you here and read your views about the episodes.

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cygnet9

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Posted: 9 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: Arshics

Please call me Arshi. The show is indeed made very well, and a visual and emotional treat

Hello Arshi, I am Padmaja. Your review is very beautiful.

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fatssrilanka

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Posted: 9 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: Arshics

Yes, Dhritrashtra was an excellent example of putra Moh, but in his case, what made him a very weak and a very negative character was that his Moh was also tinged with Moh for the throne, and also jealousy against Pandu.

Dashratha on the other hand had only one vice, if I may call it a vice, that was his excessive Moh and love, for Kaikeyi and Rama.

He in fact was a man of his word and always practiced 'raghukul reet sadaa chali aayi pran jaye par vachan NA jaayi...

Yes,that was the difference between Dhritrashtra and Dashrath. Dhritrashtra spoilt his children so much that they crossed all limits whereas dashrat's children were kind and well behavioured.

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Kshithi

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Posted: 9 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: Arshics

Sahi baat Kshithi, the episodes till now have beautiful explored the diverse form of fathers love. Ramayana is anyway a tale of love honour and duty, as the emotions that guide our actions and thoughts and motives.

Yes. Ramayana is a tale of love, honor and duty. It also about overcoming your personal issues and be the person you are supposed to be. 😊

Love

Kshithi