Lakshman AT #7 - The Fierce Prince of Ayodhya - Page 56

Originally posted by: Meself

Ram and Sita are divine, yes they are the central characters but they are not the only characters in this epic! Others play important role as well! But our soap won't show that now would it?? This is the prime reason why I prefer Mahabharat over Ramayan! At least there all characters have their roles to play even if a few take the center stage!

Originally posted by: Riya_16

hahahaha...two years tops from now...😆...uske baad Ram jaane...( get the meaning)

Originally posted by: Meself

She is living Urmila's life at the moment! Try and understand beti!!!😆

Originally posted by: DilMereSuntaNhi

Shivi , I cant add more . Agree with each n every word of yours .
Ok , If they wanted to show only Siya-Ram , then y did they promise us a show with difference ? why did they promised us abt Lakshmila's sacrifice and hghlighting other couples as well .

Originally posted by: asmitag

Riya can't stop laughing at your comments 🤣😆

Originally posted by: eternity_of_luv

Prabhu pranaam...

Originally posted by: Meself

Ram and Sita are divine, yes they are the central characters but they are not the only characters in this epic! Others play important role as well! But our soap won't show that now would it?? This is the prime reason why I prefer Mahabharat over Ramayan! At least there all characters have their roles to play even if a few take the center stage!

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..

This show tends to make us dislike Ram and Sita's characters at times, and that's not good at all.

Ram and Sita were ideal characters, but so were the others. Lakshman and Bharat were ideal brothers, and we cannot forget Shatrughan either. He took care of Ayodhya while his brothers were both busy serving Ram in their own way. Urmila suppressed her own sorrow and took care of Kaushalya and Sumitra, and Mandavi and Shrutakirti too must have had a hand in keeping the family together.

We cannot compare Sita and Urmila. Both were great in their own right. Yes, Urmila was separated from her husband for 14 years compared to Sita's one year, but Sita was in greater danger, so while even Lakshman missed his wife, he didn't have to worry for her safety like Ram did. Also, Lakshman and Urmila got their happy ending, but Ram and Sita were eternally separated. So we cannot compare their greatness and sacrifices. Ramayan is about Ram and Sita, so it will concentrate on their greatness more, but at the same time, it doesn't make the others any less.

After all, Ram's brothers and Sita's sisters were an image of them. How can they be portrayed as weaker/foolish? It doesn't make sense.

Originally posted by: Meself

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" color="#666666">Pranaam putri!! Kaisi ho??? Sab kushal mangal??</font>