According To Shilpa Saklani Of Shrimad Ramayan, Kaikeyi Is Her Character

Television adaptations of the epic story Ramayana have been very popular for many years. Numerous producers and stations have endeavored to introduce fresh personalities and add a distinct flair to the epic. The most recent is Shrimad Ramayan, a channel that offers viewers the ideals and lessons of Lord Rama in their most unadulterated form. The epic story just began airing a month ago, but in that time, the program has already gained a positive rating.

Among other characters in the Ramayana, Queen Kaikeyi played a vital part in the epic. While people define her demeanor as unpleasant, there are various dimensions to her temperament. Shilpa Saklani who is now essaying the daring role said ETimes, “Queen Kaikeyi is a formidable character; her internal struggle between love and ambition needs an actor to add so much depth to the onscreen portrayal. She is a queen and loves her husband, but she is powerless over the fears Mantara feeds her, leading her to make the decision that ultimately splits her family apart. One of the main lessons of the Ramayana is Kaikeyi, who personifies the complicated emotions of human nature and illustrates how vulnerabilities may be used for ulterior purposes. Kaikeyi is so much more than simply a bad person—she is a warrior, a diplomat, and the most beloved queen.

According to the epic, Kaikeyi would be viewed as being crucial to Lord Rama’s fourteen-year banishment. In the meanwhile, the marriage of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita is the main topic of the current Shrimad Ramayan track. In line with the customs, King Janak strokes Lord Ram’s feet in the most recent promotional video for Shrimad Ramayan, which the channel shared on its official social media accounts. But Lord Ram denies him, saying a parent has no right to touch his son’s feet. Lord Ram, however, reveals to King Janak the reasoning for the rite when the latter attempts to convince him that it is normal. He clarifies that the groom’s feet are cleansed in order for him to begin a new relationship with pure and holy feet; nevertheless, this does not need anybody touching the son’s feet.

In the film Shrimad Ramayan, Sujay Reu plays Lord Rama, while Prachi Bansal portrays Mata Sita. Arav Chowdharry and Nikitin Dheer play King Dashrath and Lankapati Ravana, respectively, in the legendary daily soap opera.