Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana's Laxman i.e. Sunil Lahiri has started a new initiative to keep the audience connected to the series. He is sharing stories of the show every day, which relate to episodes shown the night before. On Wednesday, he shared a video on Twitter and narrated two stories related to the sequence of Gurukul. Sunil says, "When this sequence was being shot, we had a camera behind us and Guru Vashistha i.e. Sudhir Dalvi was sitting in front.'
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He frther said, "We were harassing him and making strange faces, leaving him laughing. This led to two-three shots retake, then Sagar Sahab (Ramanand Sagar) came under some strictness. He asked what is it, Sudhirji, why are you laughing again and again in the middle of the shot? He did not take our name on it. He started saying that the beard-mustache I have made him feel tickled. That is why laughter. That's how they saved us. "
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According to Sunil, the second anecdote also belongs to the sequence of Gurukul. He said that while this shoot was going on, a bird sitting on a tree beat an artist. Due to this the shoot was delayed. When the artist changed his clothes, the shoot was able to start somewhere. 'Ramayana' was telecasted on Doordarshan in 1987. Due to the lockdown after 33 years, it was re-telecasted on Doordarshan from March 28 and was completed in 22 days. Subsequently, it has started airing on Star Plus from 4 May. Sunil Lahiri is watching Ramayana on Star Plus itself.
