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But, what Ramanand Sagar (who, in my opinion, is otherwise a mediocre filmmaker) has done here is spectacular. At times, it does look like a high school production. 'Seeta Swayamvar' shows a much better production, even though it, too, was low-budget.) Some of the same actors are used repeatedly for various minor roles and voices. (Tollywood director Bapu's 'Seeta Kalyanam' a.k.a.

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Here, Ravindra Jain uses music to its fullest advantage. Indian storytelling in general (both in film and in religious sermons) has a tradition of mixing dialogue with songs. What also helps this series tremendously is the music by Ravindra Jain.

I'm generally satisfied with the casting choices. In fact, Jain sometimes cleverly and seamlessly merges his own lyrics with the poetry of Tulsidas, creating songs that are modern masterpieces of music. Transition scenes are accompanied by lines of Tulsidas. Scenes of devotion naturally have devotional music with them. Instead, rather than boring the audience with a long battle scene filled with cheap special effects, the battle is shown with a song describing the battle. This is not the typical Bollywood style of breaking into song and dance at random and inappropriate places.

Arvind Trivedi is not bad as Ravana, but he does not have the physically dominating presence that Ravana would need to have. My three favorite performances, though, are Sunil Lahri as Lakshmana (he's got Lakshmana's angry look down perfectly), Vijay Arora as Indrajit (he's got the boisterous personality down), and veteran character actress Lalita Pawar as Manthara (a perfect choice, as Pawar made a career out of playing literally hundreds of Manthara-like characters). Dara Singh is not an incredibly talented actor (he is originally a wrestler), but it worked for me to have him as Hanuman.

'Ramayan' made religion fashionable on Indian television. (As an aside, the single worst casting choice is the actor picked to play Parshurama in one episode early on in the series they picked somebody less than 5 feet tall to play a domineering character and it completely doesn't work.) We tend to put all of that aside, though, because of just how well the story works for us. Still, not a bad performance on his part.

Really, I've already said more than needs to be said.Indian mythological television series, which aired during 1987-1988 on DD National, created, written, and directed by Ramanand Sagar Ramayan Episode 1 To 50. That is quite an achievement, to be one of the four main forces that guide a tradition that dates back thousands of years, all on a budget (I'm told) of Rs.

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