Ram Siya Ke Luv Kush

Swastik Production known for making mythological shows in their own way. I really like their shows like Radha Krishna, Mahabharat and Shani. But I am not finding any interesting things about the show. Their previous shows had ensemble cast which is missing from this show. I wonder why Sita is narrating her story to her children. It was Valmiki who narrated the story to Luv Kush. And why Ram visits Valmiki's ashram and has a chat with Sita? These kind of things never happened in Ramayana not any of it's Regional adaptions. Making story of your own way is not bad thing but there is a limit. Because some people have no idea about the original epic and they think whatever they show in TV is true story. And I really don't like the performance of lead actor. Not doing justice with Lord Rama's Role. Other actors are pretty good in their respective roles.

All actors are good. Sets are beautiful. Storyline ai gripping (even when it might not be 100% accurate).

Different perspective to present Ramayana. My mom is loving it even when she watched Ramayana (different versions) almost more than 3-4 times earlier.

Child artists(Luv and Kush) are beautiful and talented as well. Loved to watch their conversation, their facial expressions.

All actors were well chosen and justified their characters.

Title song and music are soothing as well. My mom is binge watching this series and loving it.

One things that I didn't like was too much negative shown against Sita by citizens of Ayodhya, which made us upset and angry. But again this is the way to portray how Luv-Kush try to change mindset of citizens Ayodhya( filled with so much negativity).

Actors chosen for Ram and Siya were great. Ram's acting and facial expressions were the only thing that made me watch this show.

One dialogue followed by horrible music.. Every dialogue has background music... After every dialogue there's some music.. It becomes irritable to watch the show... Also why everyone is always crying?????

They are misrepresenting facts of ramayan and making their own story