The actress Prachi Bansal, who plays Sita in the television series “Shrimad Ramayan,” discusses the difficulties involved in portraying a historical figure

It has been a privilege to play Mata Sita in Sony Entertainment Television’s Shrimad Ramayan. I consider myself very lucky since it’s a big position with a lot of responsibilities. I hope that the affection that viewers have given me will continue; I am thankful for it.

What life lesson can we draw from Sita’s?

I’ve learned from Mata Sita that both men and women possess the warrior spirit, but we often don’t realize it until we are put in difficult circumstances. But it’s imperative that we unleash our inner warrior and take action when obstacles appear. It’s important to speak out and defend oneself, whether one is undergoing a trying time on a personal level or seeing mistreatment.

What’s the takeaway for females?

My advice to women is to never put up with being disrespected by others. Take a stance for yourself and fight back. Despite the challenges, never give up on your ambitions. I really think that anything is possible for you to achieve if you have faith in yourself. Thus, have faith in yourself, go after your goals, and never give up.