Since Ramanand Sagar's most popular serial has been telecast again on DD National, there is no place for the happiness of its stars and fans. No one had thought that the popular religious show would ever be seen again on TV and would make its place in the popular culture. Ramayan is not only being watched by the audience but it is also being discussed. Videos related to the Ramayana, photos of actors and many other things are viral on social media. Recently, the fans took to social media about cutting some scenes from the Ramayana retelecast, while people told on Twitter how many important scenes of the Ramayana serial have not been shown in the new cut. This was also condemned.
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Now actor Sunil Lahiri, who plays Laxman in Ramayana, has a special conversation with Aaj Tak. On this occasion, he gave his reaction to this dispute. Sunil was asked that many scenes are being cut in the Ramayana retelecast. It is not disappointing to see this? Sunil Lahiri said in response, 'I do not know why this is happening. Whose fault is it? But it was not supposed to happen.' Scenes of Ramayana have been cut. My fans taking out of YouTube and send it on social media. Returning to exile and meeting Urmila, the scene was very emotional. Ravana gave three teachings. That scene was also amazing. It has been cut. These scenes are also very instructive. But what can we say now. What was meant to be is done. At the moment, the response of fans has been very good.
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Deepika Chikhaliya, who plays Sita's role in Ramayana, also talked about the cutting of scenes. She had said- When I came to know about it, I was surprised and shocked. On the other hand, note that Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Shekhar gave clarification after watching the scene of the show being cut. He tweeted and wrote - no cuts have been made. He was not a part of the original production. In another tweet, he wrote - The beauty of our epics are many stories, side stories and interpretations. Not every nuance can be shown in a single television script, but it can open the way for future production.
