You will always loved and respected in my heart- Ram

And the conversation how natural it was for hus-wife. When they got their alone time talking about the beautiful moments of their past, their feelings for each other before they became hus -wife. The flow was as if they didnt want to hide anything. There was no blush, no unnecessary hesitation what all rubbish we get in daily soaps. Also another great thing they were talking about themselves not about the parivaar and the larger Ayodhya. Hope the daily soap makers see something from it and give realistic dialogues to leads who are always running after one problem or other of the family members and rarely talks about themselves. I have always felt that to be quite unnatural.

Ok now coming to the point. Ram told the most beautiful dialogue today. Yes after becoming the king rajdharma will be of utmost importance to him. But in his heart she will be always loved and respected. In a way Ram was telling that rajdharma can force many harsh decisions from him. But he can be successful only if she understands him. As a husband he may not ask her things, but as a king he will be forced to ask her many things.

It will be painful for him to ask her such things, but she might have to bear them for the sake of his rajadharma understanding his heart always belong to her. That's why he stressed on the vachan that a husband is giving to wife that he will have only one wife and that is Sita.

If there is one vachan Ram has sticked to completely that is this vachan he gave to Sita. There wont be another woman in his life whatever be the reason. And there never was. He found his own way to circumvent tradition by having golden statue of Sita. And he remained Sitaram loving and respecting her always in his heart. Society took her away from him physically but society couldnt take Sita from Ram's heart. Her name was etched so much with him that he is still called Sitaram even after centuries .

And that is why I always they should never be kept on pedestal. They should be opened and read.

Shri Ram not just kept his word to Sita but showed the gossip mongers that while he may be physically away from Sita, she was always with him and was part of everything he did.

While Ram the king served his people with kindness, Ram the husband kept his word to protect his wife. He understood the reality and inspite of the personAL pain, both his and hers, he protected Sita from every bad word. He made himself her shield while she was his strength.

I am glad that we had this scene today. It was beautifully done and portrayed to perfection.

Their relationship just grew from strength to strength and I hope that we get to see that too.

It was romantic yet indepth... Ram's words about how being a king may force him to take harsh decisions but Sita will dwell inside his heart was so heart wrenching !

Does that give us hint about the future track ? After the episode I am eagerly awaiting the way CVs handle Sita's exile track ...

Very well portrayed scene of Sira. Very romantic yet very simple and neat. Ram and Sita knew That their life is going to take a new turn their open conversation is awesome and what ram said is indicative of their future life..

Hope cvs show such scenes more. 😊

I gulped the scene and it's my greed to see it again and again.

A beautiful scene between a husband and a wife and kudos to CVs for perfect execution.

As u said, it was the only vachan that he kept throughout his life that he gave to Sita, and undoubtedly the reason being that vachan was given by a husband to a wife. Keeping it or breaking it was at the sole discretion of husband Ram. Having a single wife was his sole decision, and it could not be affected by Rajdharma and his responsibilities towards the kingdom.

@bday girl yes it was a beautiful scene

@attubaby rajdharma demanded him to do yagas and all. For that he needed wife. He found a workaround to keep his vachan to Sita than break it in the name of tradition or rajdharma. He gave only the right vachan as a husband which he knew he can stick to even while performing rajdharma. That's differentiates Ram and Dasrath. Dasrath gave vachans and promises without thinking and suffered for the same. Ram gave well thought out promises and stayed true to it.