Good News! Iconic show ‘Ramayana’ to re-telecast starting tomorrow

Indian tv’s most iconic teleserial from the late 80s ‘Ramayana‘ is all stated to convey again the childhood nostalgia. The serial will likely be re-telecast as soon as once more from tomorrow amid the 21-day nationwide lockdown after well-liked demand.

The sequence which initially ran from January 1987 to July 1988, will likely be re-telecast on DD Nationwide. Within the late 80s, when the serial can be telecast on Sunday morning, streets can be nearly abandoned with many of the nation glued to their TV screens. Over three many years later, the streets are empty as soon as once more, albeit for a vey totally different motive – as Indian is in a nationwide lockdown to decelerate the transmission of the coronavirus.

“Glad to announce that on public demand, we’re beginning retelecast of ‘Ramayana’ from tomorrow, Saturday, March 28 in DD Nationwide,” stated Prakash Javadekar.

One episode of the serial will likely be telecast within the morning from 9 am to 10 am, and one other within the night from 9 pm to 10 pm.

Ramanand Sagar’s ‘Ramayana’ options Arun Govil as Ram and Deepika Chikhalia as Sita, with Arvind Trivedi taking part in Raavan and late Dara Singh essaying Hanuman.

A number of folks had urged the federal government on social media platforms to contemplate re-telecast the mythological exhibits.

Prasar Bharati Shashi Shekhar stated {that a} devoted group of DD officers labored by way of the day and thru the night time to make this occur whilst they stayed away from dwelling and their households.

Shekhar additionally hinted that extra iconic content material will likely be made accessible on Doordarshan.

“Keep tuned for extra iconic content material to come back again on Doordarshan over the subsequent few days as you relive the nostalgia whereas we observe the Lockdown, staying dwelling to save lots of lives,” Shekhar stated in one other tweet.

He additionally thanked the Sagar Household for his or her service to the Nation throughout this second who took immense effort to mobilise their sources.