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Ravi Kishan reflects on his Ramleela journey, from playing Sita to Lord Ram

Actor and politician Ravi Kishan recently portrayed Lord Rama for the first time during the Dussehra celebrations in Delhi. Following the performance, he encouraged young people to read traditional texts.

TOI EntertainmentOctober 21, 20261 min read
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Ravi Kishan reflects on his Ramleela journey, from playing Sita to Lord Ram
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Well-known actor and Member of Parliament Ravi Kishan marked a new milestone in his cultural career by portraying Lord Rama at Delhi's prominent Ayodhya Ki Ramleela production during the Dussehra festival. Having previously played the role of Sita during earlier phases of his artistic journey, stepping into the character of Lord Rama represented a significant shift in his stage performances. The annual event draws large crowds in the national capital, celebrating traditional narratives through elaborate costume dramas and theatrical presentations.

Speaking about his experiences on stage, the actor emphasized the cultural values embedded in traditional Indian epics. He urged younger generations to take time to read and understand the literary heritage that informs these seasonal performances, arguing that ancient texts offer valuable moral guidance for modern life. His comments resonated with audiences who view these theatrical events as both religious devotion and cultural education for youth.

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For readers in India, the widespread celebration of Ramleela remains a powerful connector of communities, blending entertainment with spiritual heritage across generations. Public figures participating in these traditions often use their platform to influence cultural discourse and encourage youth engagement with historical literature. Such events highlight the enduring presence of traditional storytelling in contemporary Indian public life.

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