MUMBAI: Mumbai, January 23, 2025: Sony SAB's Shrimad Ramayan beautifully brings to life the timeless story of Lord Ram (Sujay Reu) and Sita (Prachi Bansal). In a recent episode, viewers saw Luv (Sourya Mandoriya) and Kush (Atharva Sharma) transform the perspective of the people of Ayodhya and prove that women are just as capable as men. Impressed by their actions, Lord Ram decided to reward them. Instead, Luv and Kush reveal the fact that they are the sons of Lord Ram and Sita and request that Sita could return to Ayodhya. But Shahastramukh Ravan (Praneet Bhatt) has plans to stop this from happening.
In the upcoming episodes, viewers will witness the intense showdown where Lord Ram and Shahastramukh Ravan face each other on the battlefield. Despite Ram’s immense strength, he is unable to defeat Ravan, who is protected by a boon that only a woman can end his life. Sita, sensing her husband is in danger, feels a strong urge to help. In a divine moment, she changes into the fierce form of Maa Kali. As she steps onto the battlefield, her powerful presence silences the chaos and fills Ravan with fear. The audience will look forward to witnessing Sita’s on-screen transformation into Maa Kali, symbolizing how a woman can be both gentle like Sita and powerful like Maa Kali, embodying the dual forces of creation and destruction to restore justice.
Prachi Bansal, who plays the role of Sita in Shrimad Ramayan, said, " Sita is the perfect balance of devotion and strength. She is the creator, a nurturer, and someone with an unshakable will. Her love and loyalty towards Lord Ram are unmatched, but when someone like Shahastramukh Ravan dares to threaten her husband, her anger transforms her into a fierce force of nature. In that moment, she becomes Maa Kali, the ultimate symbol of strength and righteousness, ready to fight for what is right and restore balance. It’s inspiring to portray a character who shows that a woman can be gentle and nurturing yet fearless and unstoppable when the time calls for it."
Tune in to Sony SAB's Shrimad Ramayan every Monday to Saturday at 7.30 PM
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