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After Ravan slaughter and end of Ramayan, Doordarshan brings back story of Luv-Kush in Uttar Ramayan

After the end of Ravan in Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan, the story of Luv and Kush played by Mayuresh Kshetramade and Swwapnil Joshi respectively will be aired on public broadcaster Doordarshan.

Reported by: IANS New Delhi Updated on: April 20, 2020 21:09 IST
After Ravan slaughter and end of Ramayan, Doordashan brings back story of Luv-Kush in Uttar Ramayan

After Ravan slaughter and end of Ramayan, Doordarshan brings back story of Luv-Kush in Uttar Ramayan

After late Ramanand Sagar's mythological serial "Ramayan" of the eighties made a historic comeback on TV amid the COVID-19 lockdown, Doordarshan has now brought back "Uttar Ramayan". Also originally aired in the late eighties, the serial was a follow-up to "Ramayan", featuring mostly the same cast.

This show focussed on Rama's coronation, and his children -- the twins Luv and Kush. While Mayuresh Kshetramade played Luv, Swwapnil Joshi essayed the character of Kush in the show.

"This to me is the most profound character I played to date and it is my first character interestingly. I have very few memories as I was all of 9 then when I played that role but I am all set to remember those good old days of shooting," said Swwapnil.

"I remember I had a great time and everyone on the set, be it Arun (Govil) sir who played Shri Rama, Deepika ji (Chikhalia) who played Sita Maiyaa and Sunil (Lahri) sir who played Lakshman ji took care of me and we all had a great time. We worked as a family back then. Can't wait to relive and see that on the screen," he added.

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