SKR-Of loops and symbolisms#3:7/06: Pg:138: MAGIC - Page 63

Originally posted by: LakshMila

Me too yaar!
But that wuld be possible only when I grow up a little more 😆

Originally posted by: EternalStars.

Are the TRPs that bad??😭

Originally posted by: mmurdeshwar

@EternalStars, Plz dont say that. SP wont and cant pull off the show Siya Ke Ram abruptly before it ends as this is Ramayan based on Sita and not a daily Saas Bahu Soap which can be given an abrupt end without showing the main story till end.

Originally posted by: daydreamers

No idea as such but on an average definitely below 2.

For trps there's a need for craze.. And mythology definitely isn't about craze at all times.

And I haven't seen that craze of SKR in audiences as it was for star MB.

Max to max who follow it are die hard ashishians aur baki bache hum sab pagal 😆

Star MB acco to me was the best cast ensemble I came across in any show. Like every character. Even jaydrath was a good choice. Even hidimba.

SKR somewhere lacks here.. Sulochana could have been someone better. Even surpankha. Dubbing of karthik's voice is not so convincing. Am not that convinced with Danish's acting yet.

So yes even if three things hold it there are other two things that drag it down..

Hello guys, sorry I couldn't post. I had guests over. Charvi, nice post on the eyes. The eyes are the mirror to your soul, good job! Milli di, yes, strength, happiness, and other such feelings only come from within, not the outside. And Janvhi di, post whenever, we are waiting. Now, time for the theme of the day!

The theme of today's episode is blindness. But no one in the Ramayan, currently, is blind, so how can the theme be blindness? Let me explain...

The episode starts in Panchavati, and Ravan, in the guise of a mendicant, is asking for alms from Sita. Sita wants to give alms, but at the same time is hesitant because she does not want to break her promise given to Lakshman. She then decides to fulfill her Raghukul Dharma, so she crosses the line. Ravan then reveals his true form, shocking Sita. Sita was blind to Ravan's real identity, and this fact is a big message that is very relevant in the Kali Yug. Nowadays, people who are really your enemies act like your friends, and you need to be careful of these people. And it is not like you can never find out a person's true identity. Sita was also given clues, like Ravan's behavior, posture, and attitude, but she overlooked them. So, look carefully and closely for clues.

Next, Mandodari and Vibhishan go to get help from their mother, Kaikesi, and tell their problem to her. Kaikesi, though, tells them that Ravan controls the Navagrahas, so how can anything bad happen to him. Vibhishan then tells her that wrong expectations make a person blind. From this scene, I learned that a mother always thinks that here child is perfect and the best, no matter what. A child can be bad, but a mother can never be bad because she always thinks good for her child.

Finally, the episode ends in Kishkindha. Hanuman meets Jambavant and tells him Sugreev's problem, and Jambavant agrees to help them. He goes to meet Sugreev, and tells him that the man who will shoot the seven trees down with one arrow will be able to kill Bali. Both Hanuman and Sugreev doubt such a person exists, and lament over the fact that Bali can not die now. The lesson I learned here is that whenever someone doubts the existence of God, He always comes, in some form or the other, to clear our doubts. I also came up with a symbolism for the seven trees. The seven trees each represent a chakra in our body, through which the inga and pingala nadis flow through. When all of the chakras are awakened(or pierced), we reach the feet of the Supreme Being(or reach to the conclusion that Ram is the person who will kill Bali).

That's all for today, and I hope you guys had a great weekend!

Gowri