#RAMAYANA MOVIE#

I think these stories are great ways to teach children about right and wrong. As the Ravana burns, people celebrate the victory of good versus evil.Д®very culture and religion has different stories, but this theme of good versus evil is present in every single one. Huge dolls of Ravana are made for this festival and burning arrows are fired at it. As far as I know, there is a festival where Ravana, the ten headed demon is burned. I'm not Hindu but I'm interested in Indian culture and I know that the Ramayana is a very important part of Hindu culture. Why does he do that? Isn't it unfair to Sita? She survives the fire right? She goes through so much trouble and refuses to go away with Hanuman thinking of Rama's honor and he can't even trust her! But I find it odd that Rama makes Sita go through trial by fire. I know that the Ramayana is a holy text and I don't mean any disrespect to those who believe in it. The story was the same but the characters were very much regular people. I think the film was the humanization of deities. 'Ramayana,' or 'The Journey of Rama,' is one of the most compelling Indian epics written by sage Valmiki, who is called the adi kavi,meaning the 'first poet' in Sanskrit.It is the story of Rama, who was the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu.

#RAMAYANA MOVIE#

But the movie was different in that it showed that Rama was not as good as he appeared and Raavan was not as evil as he appeared. There is also an Indian movie called Raavan which was basically the story of Ramayana. She does and the fire turns into flowers proving her innocence.

She says that she is innocent and she will prove it by going through the fire. It's true that Rama doesn't trust Sita but it's actually Sita's idea to go through trial by fire.

I've never read the Ramayana but I have seen plays and movies about it. The people of Ram's kingdom did not believe Sita refused Ravana, and so in order to maintain order in his kingdom, Ram was forced to have Sita do the trial by fire.