People's feelings are associated with Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana. It was also the first serial to show the biography of Ram on TV. Telecasting Ramayana again in lockdown came as a big gift for the fans. At the same time, both old and new viewers were associated with the Ramayana being telecasted twice a day. Along with this, Ram has gone back to Ayodhya after killing Ravana in the show. But during this time, the fans have raised their voice regarding the climax of the show. At the same time, they allege that many scenes of this historical show of Ramanand Sagar have not been shown.

Also, let's talk about the climax scene. People allege that the producers of Doordarshan have edited many scenes during the Ram-Ravana war. At the same time, a user wrote that the makers edited many ultimate scenes of the war filmed between Ram and Ravana. People do not understand the reason for doing this. One user wrote - DD National cut many scenes of Ramayana, in one scene, Ram-Laxan was kidnapped by Ahiravan in Patalalok. This scene was not shown there. Hanuman's son Makardwaj also did not show. The fourth scene is when Lakshman meets his wife Urmila after 14 years.

For your information, let us tell you that after seeing each other, both of them become very emotional. Fans are disappointed with not showing this emotional scene. However, after catching up with controversies, Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Shekhar has given his clarification on editing the scenes of Ramayana. He tweeted and wrote - no cuts have been made. They were not a part of the original production. Along with this, in the second 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.

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