Prachi Bansal.

Actress Prachi Bansal considers her role as Goddess Ganga in the show 'Shiv Shakti-Tap Tyag Tandav' to be a profound responsibility. The show depicts the journey of Lord Shiv and Goddess Sati, and Prachi will join as Goddess Ganga, the personification of the holy river.

Shrimad Ramayan depicts Sita giving birth to Luv and Kush amid chaos caused by a demon. The narrative jumps 12 years forward, showing the twins' curiosity about Lord Ram. Although Sita tries to conceal their lineage, destiny appears set on revealing the truth about their parentage.

The young actors playing Luv and Kush in the TV show 'Shrimad Ramayan' are bringing joy to the set with their playful antics. Prachi Bansal (Sita) and Sujay Reu (Ram) shared anecdotes about the children's infectious energy and mischievous nature, making filming more enjoyable.

Shrimad Ramayan enthralls viewers with Sita's powerful transformation into Maa Kali to save Lord Ram. The creation involved expert makeup artists and artisans from Kumortuli, enhancing authenticity. Prachi Bansal, who plays Sita, shares her emotional connection and the meticulous effort in bringing the deity to life on screen.

The channel brings to life the divine ‘Shrimad Ramayan’ with a renewed telling of this Indian epic. The next promo reveals Sita, portrayed by actress Prachi Bansal, and Lord Ram, played by actor Sujay Reu. The promo highlights Sita's unwavering faith and admiration for Lord Ram, portraying enduring love, loyalty, and faith. The show, created by Siddharth Kumar Tewary, has a launch date. Actor Sujay Reu describes the profound love and reverence between Sita and Ram in this ageless narrative. Nikitin Dheer will play the character of Ravan.

In Shrimad Ramayan, viewers witness Lord Ram and Sita confronting societal doubts about Sita's purity post her return from Lanka. Discovering Sita's pregnancy, they decide she should reside at Lord Valmiki’s ashram to ensure a nurturing environment for their children. This decision underscores the profound impact of societal judgment on their lives.

Prachi Bansal portrays Mata Sita in Shrimad Ramayan, wearing Shibapriya Sen's bridal ensemble. The outfit weighs 20kgs along with jewelry and takes 2.5 hours to get ready each day. Both Prachi Bansal and Shibapriya Sen express their gratitude for the positive reception and support from the audience.

In the upcoming episodes of Shrimad Ramayan, Sita embarks on a perilous journey into the forest to find her sons, Luv and Kush. She encounters Sahastra Ravan, who traps her. Sita, invoking Goddess Parvati, transforms into the fierce Maa Chandi, turning blue. Sahastra Ravan, recalling a curse linking his death to Goddess Lakshmi (another form of Sita), fears his end.

The show will now be going off air in the first week of April. It had just a six-month run and the cast and crew is naturally disappointed, given that season one had done very well. We spoke to lead actress Prachi Bansal, who plays Thapki on the show. She said, "It really makes me sad that the show is going off air. I wish it had continued for some more time.

Sujay Reu, who played Bharata in Siya Ke Ram, has been cast to play Lord Ram. Prachi Bansal, who played the female lead in Thapki Pyar Ki 2, has been finalised to play Goddess Sita in the mythological show.

Shrimad Ramayan retells the epic through Sita’s perspective, emphasizing her role as a steadfast single mother. Prachi Bansal, who plays Sita, shares her experiences and highlights how Sita’s resilience and strength resonate with modern single mothers, offering timeless lessons in parenting.

Shrimad Ramayan depicts Lord Ram facing his twin sons Luv and Kush on the battlefield, revealing their family ties. Sita explains their true identities, while Luv and Kush embark on a mission to clear misconceptions about Sita in Ayodhya and restore her honour. Tune in to the show for more developments.

The cast of Shrimad Ramayan, including Sujay Reu and Prachi Bansal, have welcomed child actors Shourya Mandoriya and Atharva Sharma, who play Luv and Kush respectively. The young actors' arrival for the Ashvamedha Yagya storyline has brought a wave of energy and laughter to the set, creating a joyful atmosphere despite the serious narrative.

In 'Shrimad Ramayan,' Lord Ram and Sita's return to Ayodhya after fourteen years of exile and a battle with Raavan marked the first-ever Diwali celebration. Hanuman and Bharat encouraged residents to light diyas to dispel darkness and negativity. Sujay Reu, who portrays Lord Ram, emphasized the emotional significance of this key moment in the storyline.

Luv and Kush propose a challenge to highlight the importance of women in Ayodhya, leading to a request for Sita’s return. Prachi Bansal reflects on Sita's inspiring journey as a single mother and the deep bond with her sons, Luv and Kush.

The TV show 'Shrimad Ramayan' showcased Lord Ram's battle against Raavan, followed by narratives on the challenges faced after their return to Ayodhya. Shurpnakha, Raavan's sister, created doubt about Sita's purity, prompting her to undergo an agnipariksha. The actors described the emotional intensity of these scenes, highlighting lesser-known stories of the Ramayan.

Reality TV star Samarthya Gupta is making his acting debut as Shatrughna in the mythological series 'Srimad Ramayana'. Shatrughna is the youngest prince of Ayodhya, the half-brother of Lord Rama, and the twin of Lakshmana. He is believed to be an incarnation of the Sudarshana Chakra. Samarthya credits his reality TV experience for helping him understand himself better. The show, which features popular actors like Sujay Reu and Prachi Bansal, has gained immense popularity in anticipation of the grand Ram Mandir's comeback in Ayodhya.

Actor Nikhilesh Rathore, known for his roles in shows like Suhaagan and Siya Ke Ram, will now be seen as Bharata in the mythological show Srimad Ramayana. The show features Sujay Reu as Rama and Prachi Bansal as Sita. Bharata is the son of King Dasharatha and Queen Kaikeyi and the younger half-brother of Lord Rama. Nikhilesh, who is also a fitness model and theatre artist, expressed his excitement about this opportunity and hopes that Ramayana will be a turning point in his acting career. He shared his journey from Bhilwara, Rajasthan to Mumbai.

Luv and Kush, after capturing the Ashwamedha horse and defeating Shatrughan, encounter Lord Hanuman. The divine encounter leads to the revelation of their lineage as Sita's sons. However, a misunderstanding orchestrated by Raavan sparks a clash between Hanuman and the brothers, leaving Lakshman bewildered and in search of answers about the young warriors' identities.

The news of Jigyasa Singh quitting Thapki Pyar Ki 2 has come as a shocker to the audience of the show, which hit the tube in October last year. The actress has had to quit the family drama due to health issues. The makers have roped in Prachi Bansal to play the new Thapki. She was earlier seen in Kaleerein, which wrapped up in November 2018.

Malhar Pandya joins the cast of Shrimad Ramayan, playing the dual roles of Sugriva and Vali. He is excited to portray these contrasting characters and is familiar with mythological roles from his previous projects. Malhar is enthusiastic about working in the mythological genre and is looking forward to bringing energy and excitement to the show.

Shrimad Ramyan welcomed a new phase as Lord Ram and Sita returned to Ayodhya after defeating Raavan. Prachi Bansal, portraying Sita, discussed the challenges and sacrifices ahead. The show aims to reconnect modern audiences with ancient cultural stories, highlighting life lessons on overcoming difficulties through its characters' experiences and emotional journeys.

Lord Ram faces anguish as Mata Sita decides to undergo Agni Pariksha, influenced by doubts sown by a demon. Despite Lord Ram's efforts to prevent it, Sita makes a divine choice to return to the earth, marking the profound end of her mortal journey.

Lord Ram struggles to defeat Shahastramukh Ravan due to a special boon. Sita feels the need to intervene and transforms into Maa Kali to help. This highlights her strength and readiness to restore justice. Tune in to Shrimad Ramayan every Monday to Saturday at 7.30 PM to witness this transformation.

Vinit Kakar, known for his role in 'Lock Upp,' is excited to play the demon Sambrasur in the show Shrimad Ramayan. It takes him hours to get into the demon's look, but he enjoys the transformation process. Vinit emphasizes the importance of extra skin care when shooting for mythological shows, especially when playing a demon. He relies on fluids, avoids chewing foods, and allows his skin to breathe after removing the makeup. Vinit has previously appeared in shows like Sankatmochan Mahabali Hanuman and Radhakrishn, playing various roles.

Makar Sankranti, a cherished harvest festival, brings joy, traditions, and fresh beginnings. Actors Garima Parihar, Prachi Bansal, Aditya Redij, and Krishna Bharadwaj share their personal experiences, emphasizing gratitude, family bonding, and cultural connections while celebrating this special occasion.

In an exclusive interaction with ETimes TV, Prachi shared how it feels to step into Jigyasa’s shoes. She bared her heart about the trolling she faced and how her co-actors and her director were a big support.

Vinit Kakar, known for his roles in mythological shows, joins the cast of Srimad Ramayan as the demon Sambrasur. Sambrasur is an unexplored character in Indian mythology who defeated Lord Indra and captured Indralok before being killed by King Dasharatha. The show, set to premiere on January 1, 2024, stars Sujay Reu as Lord Rama and Prachi Bansal as Sita. Sujay Reu expresses his honor and excitement in playing the role of Lord Ram, considering it a profound responsibility and a dream come true.

Atharva Sharma, who plays Kush in Shrimad Ramayan, shares his journey and experiences. He explains how he balances school with acting and the lessons he has learned from his role. Atharva also discusses the challenges of stunt work and his supportive relationship with his co-stars.

Prachi Bansal, portraying the character of Mata Sita, highlights the unwavering devotion and true love showcased in the bond between Sita and Lord Ram. The character serves as an inspiration for viewers, encouraging them to stand by their better halves during life's trials. Take a look at what Sujay and Prachi have to say.