Epi 10 - shishtachar vs atyachaar

The episode today belonged to Rama.

Again such a wonderful update of the episode by you.

Originally posted by: NEIRAlover

Again such a wonderful update of the episode by you.

Completely agree with today's episode belonged to Ram.

You perfectly mentioned that Kaushalya is just holding her past.

I am excited to watch Ram's sister track as I don't have much idea about Ram's sister. Precap shows that we are heading towards it.

They also showed such a nice bond between Sumitra and her 4 son.

The costumes are seriously a let down. Wish they notice it.

Originally posted by: Arshics

Even I don't know much about shanta, and this track where ram gets to know about her will be nice to see.

And also Rama's reason for meeting Kaushalya last will also be something worth waiting for

Love your updates :)

Reg the question that is posed today - all I can say is -

In the present context of the show :

Sishtachar when it comes in the way of "self interests" / "moh " , it will be felt as atyachar.

This rule of the princes not able to meet the mother , for the want of completion of some traditions, had been felt as atyachar by Kausalya , as she was too eager to meet her son. She had waited for all these years, she could not wait for one more night .,

On the contrary, Ram , though he too was equally eager to meet his mother, he never felt this tradition to be an atyachar - he respected the tradition, and took to same in his stride., with no ill feeling.

After all, he waited for all these years...what is one more night !

Now, I cannot say., that Kausalya is wrong., there are different ppl in the world, who are capable of feeling the emotions in different ways...Kausalya's motherly love / moh could not wait any more to have her son with her at the very moment, given he is just in the vicinity.

Ram, still gave it a rational thought, and peacefully got himself ready for one more nights wait.

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Coming to the current social scenario, there are several traditions prevailing , with no proper justification and merits, that they indeed are becoming atyachar..

They are supposed to be 2 faces of a coin, that should never meet.

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Young Ram's countenance is indeed divine ! Today, He looked very much like "Sri Rama " in the prince's attire !

Nice post dear...
Ram's sister is something new for me and will know about her in future track but ram's mother is total atyachar..she just keeps weeping over same thing from day one..I never saw her happy...I like sumitra among three happy,understanding and supporting...
Ram feels pain, misses his mother's but hides under his smile..
Respect love and rituals equally...
Today's episode belongs to ram...

Well analyzed and a deep question posed...😊

Let me start out by saying that the depiction of both Dasharath and Kousalya are leaning on the irritating now... I understand that Kousalya as a mother has been devastated because of her daughter being taken away from her due to her husband's fondness to promise. But the 'Meine apni beti koya hai' line is getting repetitive.. It really sounds like her Shanta is dead (and she isn't).

Kousalya was a magnanimous queen wasn't she? I do not know the intricacies of the character in actual Ramayan and hence cannot comment much.. I wondering if it is the actor who is making it too morose🥱

Her dialogue on someone's decorum becoming someone else's atyachar... I think by now a queen would know that unless decorum is maintained, things get out of hand and chaos leads the way... Like Sumitra told her.. she will meet her sons the next morning.. And I remember that Kousalya did not go with Dasharath to see her sons when she had a chance. So why this ' I lost my daughter so don't tell me that decorum is important' rant?

It's the shistaachar that gave name and fame to her ancestors and defines Ram's divinity.

One does certainly understand that as a mother, she probably cannot wait to see her son after such a long time.. But Kousalya goes to an extreme in this depiction and makes even the most beautifully awaited moment very painful.

The only thing I liked was the little Ram FBs.. The child is so cute..😳

As for Ram, I think the best part of his character is the ability to look at others without prejudice.. Be it Jabali yesterday or his father's command to stay and do pooja to the ancestors before meeting his mothers, Ram's serenity has been defined very well..

On the other hand, I find it very interesting that they show a 8 year old run into the king's meeting and questioning him when a serious discussion of war is happening. It looks unnatural.. They need to tone it down.. There is a fine line between being independent, inquisitive and being obstructive. Sita was never the latter.

As always a wonderful take. The young Ram is indeed doing an admirable job. Cannot wait for the Shanta track to unfold.

@ Justlikethat1...I apologize if I am wrong, but you are Harini right?...I hope u remember me.😃..it's been a while since I last saw you...[ Ignore this if i am not right].

Originally posted by: adi2512

Love your updates :)

Reg the question that is posed today - all I can say is -

In the present context of the show :

Sishtachar when it comes in the way of "self interests" / "moh " , it will be felt as atyachar.

This rule of the princes not able to meet the mother , for the want of completion of some traditions, had been felt as atyachar by Kausalya , as she was too eager to meet her son. She had waited for all these years, she could not wait for one more night .,

On the contrary, Ram , though he too was equally eager to meet his mother, he never felt this tradition to be an atyachar - he respected the tradition, and took to same in his stride., with no ill feeling.

After all, he waited for all these years...what is one more night !

Now, I cannot say., that Kausalya is wrong., there are different ppl in the world, who are capable of feeling the emotions in different ways...Kausalya's motherly love / moh could not wait any more to have her son with her at the very moment, given he is just in the vicinity.

Ram, still gave it a rational thought, and peacefully got himself ready for one more nights wait.

----------

Coming to the current social scenario, there are several traditions prevailing , with no proper justification and merits, that they indeed are becoming atyachar..

They are supposed to be 2 faces of a coin, that should never meet.

-----------

Young Ram's countenance is indeed divine ! Today, He looked very much like "Sri Rama " in the prince's attire !

Originally posted by: varshu27

As always a wonderful take. The young Ram is indeed doing an admirable job. Cannot wait for the Shanta track to unfold.

@ Justlikethat1...I apologize if I am wrong, but you are Harini right?...I hope u remember me.😃..it's been a while since I last saw you...[ Ignore this if i am not right].