First off -- Krystal D'Souza. Excellent Excellent. Great minds think alike.
And to your topic:
The show is called Maryada Purushottam Siya Ke Ram; or translated: The One Who Follows Rules Ideally -- Sita's Ram.
The name itself suggests that it's about Ram of course, being based on the Ramayan. But the title also has some hidden treats. Maryada Purushottam Ram and Sita's Ram are in a sense two different people. Remember, Ram had complete faith in Sita, he loved her immensely and I highly doubt that Ram ever doubted Sita or thought negative of her in any way. And I do hope that the show explores and tries to show us the various dimensions to Ram's character.
Being that the show is focused mainly through Sita's perspective, Sita's Ram is possessive. For example, yeh Isha ki kitab hain; this is Isha's book. Or Swara ke Sanskar, etc. To phrase it differently, the guy is being possessed by his girl, just as the book is possessed by Isha. And when we mention people like Swara's Sanskar, we don't think of Sanskar as some dog faithfulyl wagging his tail behind Swara or whatever, we see and recognize that it's the love between Swara and Sanskar that makes Sanskar, Swara's. Just like we see the love between Sita and Ram to make Ram, Sita's 😃
Let's flip the wording around and pretend the show is called
Maryada Purushottam Ram ke Siya. This would translate to Ram's Sita, in other words a show that's about Sita, but more specifically Ram's Sita. So we expect more from Ram about Sita.
Does that make sense?
I think this show is going to be about how Ram fights his ideal side for Sita. just as Sita fights her love for Ram's idealness.
Aww that sounds so cool 😆😆
Edited by shyam09 - 8 years ago
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